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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
WIT AND HUMOR.

The weigh of the hog-dresser is lard.
SOMETHING to be looked into-A
mirror.
PAYING the piper Settling with the
gas-ftter.
DEAD men tell no tales, but dead
walls are well posted
"F1AT LUX" commanded Edison, but
Lux somewhat against him.
THE man who married above his sta
ton was a railroad conductor.
CHIMNEY SWEEPING must be a good
business; it scots everybody who tries
it.
PATIENCE is taught by fish rod 0nd
line having a worm at one end and a
man at the other.
To BE interesting a speaker should be
full of his subject, unless he happensto to
be speaking against liquor.
A soCIABLE man is one who, when he
has ten minutes to spare, goes and
bothers somebody who hasn't.
A PRIMA-DONNA, according to a Cock
ney, is naturally a timid creature, for
her art is always in her throat.
THE summer hotel clerk is now try
ing to borrow dollar to take his dla-
mond shirt-stud out of pawn.
A FASHION authority says the ladies
will wear lawn more this summer.
good lawn mower costs $l5.
IT is the opinion of the editor of the
Saltwater L1LnlbeTnlG7l that Whom
the gods love eat cucumbers."
SAYS a sententious w1iter, "No man
is born WISE" Just so. If he were wise,
he wouldn't care to be born, probably,
THE amount of pin-money required
by the married woman depends on
whether she uses diamond pins or roll
ing-pins.
ETIQUETTE says a call should not be
less than fifteen minutes in length.
Book agents have been known to re-
main longer.
GIVE got frightful cold" SOME one
said to "Cham," and I don't know
what to do to arrest it." Swallow
policeman" ."-PGTiS paper.
WHEN you observe a family sitting
about the dinner table, each member
bathed in tears, remember that the
hOrseradish season is upon us.
THERE are some things that are as
well kept dark. It isn't policy to throw
light upon such a subject as an open
barrel of gunpowder, for instance.
A CANADIAN couple, on their way to
Dakota to settle, weigh GA pounds; the
man 80 pounds, and tho wife 3O4
pounds. Let US hope that they will be
careful what they settle on.
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GEO. WALKER,
FASHIONABLE T0NS0R.
nrnppIsrnVN- TENNESSEE.
MORRIsTOWN, TENNESSEE.

Having htted up aud opened new Barber shop
On tile railroad, next door 70 Newman . Seer hali.
linz 81 businees and RESPECTFULLY solitl share q
their work nj prices will be reasonable, aud All
Sverk Guaranteed 20 please. Keen razors and clean
towels wi Il be leading feature. so my hurea.
~ an times will be supplied with the best ellis and
pef fntnefies that can be had In fact, proposs g
dispatch work In artitic style, but 70 be conyneed
come and see me. Yl3n.8-u
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
Good Coaches, Good Road and
Quick Time.

For maps time tables and all information ia re-
gard TO this route, cali on or address
w. l. DANLEN,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agt., Nashville, Tenn.
WIN. T. ROGERS,
Pass Apt. Chattanooga. Tenn.
A. b. WREhNE.
junlI'7gt If Trav. Agt., Atlanta ia
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-10-08
N TIE SPRING


In the spring. the female fancy
Lightly turns to thought of bonnet,
With maze Of gimp and ribbons
And bunch Of fea hers on 1t.
st. Loufs Times.
II is n0w announced on the authority
of an eminent physician" that it is not
healthy to rise before 8 o'clock ~ -. the
morning. This applies only to men.
Wives, it is said, can rise at Z and start
the fire as heretofore.
THE other day the professor of Ger
man asked an unregenerate Junior what
the gender of certain noun was. The
Junior quickly replied: 81 think it is
neuter, sir; at any rate, it is neu ter
me-"
THAT was a ghastly joke that sinful
townsman played on a stranger whom
he promised to introduce to a rich
planter, and then took him around and
presented him to the leading tnder-
YO1lEerS Gazette.
A LADY engaged to be married, and
getting sick of her bargain, applied to
friend to help her unite the knot be-
fore it was too late. "Oh, certainly"
she replied. at is very easy to unite
it now while 1t is only beau Knot"
VIENNA has more fine coffee houses
than any other city in Europe; the
latest statistics put the total number at
400. Itwas the first city in Christendom
that started the institution; the coffee
was captured in bags from the Turks in
their second siege of the city, in 1888,
and in that year the first cafe was
started.
A MAN was found dead at Fifteen
Mile bayou, near st. Francis river, Ark.
A jury held an inquest, and brought in
a verdict in accordance with the facts;
after which the Squire, noticing pis-
tol on the person of the dead man,
again called the jury together. who
found him guilty of carrying concealed
weapons, and fined him $25, and some
stock of the dead man was then sold to
pay the fine.
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.MANHOOD---HOW LOST
HOW REsTOREDl

TUST published, new edition of DIR. CUL-
- VFRWFLL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY Oh the
radical cure without medicinel Of spermatOrrboea
Seminal Weakness, lnvo untary Seminal Losses,
ImrOtency, 8ental aud Physical lncapacity, I'M
pediments to Marriage. etc; also Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits, induced BY self indulgence or
sexual extravRgance, &c.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable Essay.
clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years success
self abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gerous Of internal medicine O. the application
Of the knife; pointing out a mode Of cure at once
simple, certain ana Ell ctual by means o. which
every sufferer. matter what his condition may
be- may cure himself cheaply, privately. and radi-
caly.
Tn lecture shoBld be in the haldB Of every
youth and every man in the Ian
Sent free under seal in plain envelope, 70 any
address. AddBas the publishers.
THE OULVERWELL MEDICAL 90.
Al Ann st., New York; p. D. Box $3.50
Junel8 '79ly
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moERisTowS. TENN.

viii practice In the Courts Of Upper East
Tennessee. Prompt and special attention
given 10 collections.
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A. III. PETTIBONE.
.aktOrneY 0l Lam,
Grsondlls Tenr.

VIII practice In lho courts ol the FIRST
judicial Circuit and lio Supreme Court "A
Knoxville. We also give prompt attention
70 the collection oi ali kinds Of claims and
debts.
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NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA &
ST. LOUIS R. R.

TNOR speed sal fety aud comfort, you will find this
II line TO be unri vailed. For tae celebrated
Springs and Summer Resorts, Round trap tickets
can be purchased at all principal offices. Emt
prospectors, viii find IL to their advantage to 60 by
This route ROu d Trip emigrant ticket on sale %
Texas points. through Goa, hes are run IRON Chat
tanooRa to Columbus without change. Sleeping
Coaches on all night trains,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KNOX VILE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office East Tennessee National Bank.
CAPITAL STOCK, $500, 900.
OFEICERS.

D. ACARPENTER, President.
+. H MCCLUHG, HG,NICE~PREsIDENT.
COLUMBUS POWELL, SECRETARY & TREAS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l. 1879

1s-1Gd: sales 5000 bales for speculation and OK
port 1000: receipts $500 bAles : American 915o.
Low Middling clause, September delivery Ga "a
22-53W6 2t-32, September and October Is. 81 q
1891, October end November 1.1e@G t-a2u.
November and December . 15.16d. Lard $500
39s cd.
80 .. m.--Tntnres weaker: free sellers at
last quotations. Breadstuffs firm. Red winter
wheat los 4dGD1os Sd.
B. .. M planas. Low M:ddling clause. o.
tober and November delivery, Cd. November and
December 55sd. December and January 55sd.
Manchester market quiet and steady.
4 b. M Cotton American. sales $3.50 bales,
Uplands. Low Middling ause. September and
October delivery cad. also II -32d
b q. m-Co ton-U plHnds, Low Middltng
clause September aud Oetnher delivery 0 Slid.
October Hnd November 81 SD, November ana
December, 81 s2d. January and Fsbruary. Sad.
OF to-day's lowest prices. Turpentine 2ss cd.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TRADE ITEMS. ETC.

z 4-
The receipts Of cotton continue large, ana
IN tl,la account the market yesterday So
ciinnd kc, with saies of 210o baies. Inc net
receipts at this port since septenber agRfe-
rate bis, ts7 bales, against a ,as0 bales 1or tne
anne tins last year Atall the United states
ports Che net receipts for the same ti!ne
amount To ass,3a3 bales, against 2se,sa4 paies
laSt yenr.
Vii new York yesterday the spot market
1vas Quiet. With sales OF 4D6 bales, and 5000 de-
1tvared cn contracts. Futures declined from
seventeen to twenty-five points, closing
steady. with sales OF 7l0Oo bales.
yrhe liverpool cotton market was easier,
thn,.ps, ,,ot u,lotably lower. The sales were
8oon bales, oil which G25p were American. Inc
I,ivar,ool uuotation for Middling Orleans Is
noyv d s64ii,d. against gssd last year. the re-
Caipts yesterday were $500 bales, Oh Whlch
pf6o bales were American The Manchester
market was quiet and steady. Az Havfe COZ
fof ysas firm and higher.
me demand for sugar yesterday was light.
md PRICES continue to rule firm.
Thn movement ot grain was small, and W.
An Ma influence III the advance ut the West
prices are higher.
I'll Ihn Hour IfAae ytsEfIttsayt 80 80 49, 49,
yioue day, was dull and inactive. Buyers
xiealers In particular appear to have sufi-
rlently supplied themselves last week; more
Uvot, III was the last day I'd the month, and
there was general disposition to hold over
!. ,,r,tll after the first Of October. Prices were
unchanged and steady.
Yesterday closed the month Of September
NTH d quiet but firm feeling In the provision
xaarkst, especially on mess pork and clear
hacof,, Since our review of last Friday there
has been slight Improvement In these sta
pies, the former being marked up 25 cents per
Barrel, and the latter XIV per pound. Other
products III the hog show no quotable change
The receipts from the West during the past
month were as follows: Pork. 1883 barrels;
lard. 1e43 tierces and $3.50 kegs; packed meats,
Including bacon and dry salt, 65S casks and
570o boxes; hams, 11s7 tierces; bulk meats,
Mis- SIG pounds
THE CoTToN MOVEMENT FOR SEPTEMBrR.
We take the following from the blackboards
Ut the Cotton Exchange:
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prices are Arm. The advance Id this article
has also been heavy during the past week. We
quote Western Reserve. line. 1ih@12e; New
whisky Market quiet and easy. We quote
choice Cincinnati ut II os@1 o.. fair to good
" ooTToN Y 4 Fl g. T. ron o s tie
Is quoted OF "a " bDndle-diseount according to
Quantity; tbs Arrow tie at ~ 20 pet bundle,
~ ab bundle. with the usual rate Of w Y cent
discount for each. Acme ties 81 . bundle. tho
usual dts s@r allowed. ,opm,o.<. ,ar ,uo
pounds and t1aDl1Ae for two and o ausIter
rounds Il round lots. Baling twlne is 1obbing
sALI--Messrs. jackson Il Manson report the
mind light. Two cargoes arrived to the DEAL
ers, rates from warehnnse Coarse 90na5e u
sack. hne vi 92ade1 35. Turks Island neglected: .
held nomipally 1t 2yoesoe V bushel. Table salt
FIHH-We sre indebted TO Messrs. 9. Fl. Law
renee Co., the great reeevsrs Of Ash Ter the .n
huvep 81 IL, quarters 81 rs: kits 81; Mo. q, bills
90 so. halves s3 80. quarters 90. kits soc; No. ..
large. bbls S. halves 81 25. No, 3. medium. hhbs
rlng-Ex scaled a5e.. Boheless cd &c y ID. 81 10
v quarter box. Haddook 81 v box, Be " ID duar-
ii DIES, TALLoW, ETC.,-Mr. g. Fl. Magee As
North Peters street. has obligingy furnished us
with the following quotations for T., hides. etc for
represent actual sales from first hands. hand
ling expenses and ommission to be added:
Steer Hides City slaughter. 70 b and
Steer Hides, City slaughter, under 70 : :.
ID, " b......................t.. 20 6tsC
Dow Hides. City Slaughter. as they . ~.
Kips auIty slaughter i, to 80 Is. q IL sa9 &c
Cali Skiing, City slaugatsr, each ......su g7s 9
Country Hides. dry flint y ib.,..,....12 @t3 C
Country Hides. dry snIted, Y b.....s..lo @i2 G
Damaged Hides two,thIrds price.
Tallow. Prime. City Rendered. ........-- @ 6ae
Tallow. Country Rendered. % sac
Beeswax. prime yellow. gs9o =
Ok Horns, each ---.....:..............- 90 g. G
erable inquiry and demand for prime country
kinds. which is readily paid. .1aliow firm.
THE CATTLE MARX ET-The following are
the s, au " Vt Of the cattle market: pu,a.
First quality, " head. ............$bo % oso 90
Second quality, ~ bead.... 30 90 gao 90
Third quality, y head........'... = @
Smooth fat cattle, choice, v head 80 90 ans 90
Good tat cattle. w. head. .......... "A 90 @2s 90
Fair fat cattle. head. ............ Is 90 Gao 90
Oaives and Yearlines-
Calves. first quality, " head...... 90 g 500
Calves. second quality. Y head. s 90 g 100
Yearllngs, first quality, v head; 10 90 oil 90
YeHrlines. second quality. v bid. 90 @ 90
Good fat sheep. v head. ......... @4oo
Fair sheep, v head. ..:.......... 90 a 50
G oorafed sTfe ssns ana Western Beeyes
Choice and extra fat. II Eross. q
Fair fat beeves. y fb gross...... %
Rough and common. v b gross. - % -
Good fs fat hogs, v II gross. ....... q q ~
Fair hogs, v ID gross. ............ 3 q 3h
Common hogs. y ID gross..-.... - % -
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TOBACCO--The demand for shipment IL
good. with u stock OF 92b hhds on sale.
QUOTATIONS.

FLOUR-The receipts OF hour during the past
duct. On 5000 bbls. Al the month opened with 9
RP e as be i 4 sBBPs re n @ tGs
CHANGED; ssls q q bbis atss IS; 1859 and 800 at
Il Quotations: Fine 90 2sdDs so: superfne So rs
treble extra 1895 SIX; family g sT1s@s s2A e,
CHOICE $5 62hQpb .B7h; fancy $6D6 2s " Dbl.
CORN MEAparng h Ss past 9 pba tne EN-
orioea are d shade easier. We quote choice
8 so4 q sb "a e fb and a ~ aeaers o g
dRITs- Choice pearl ~ 4o@s 50, and fair to
good Western 70 5000 40 OK landing. Dealers
oG RYE II Fk 81 nominal at So SO bbl
HOMINY-W Wholesale ss@s 10 " Dbl: 'oooinR
" P q sfe g. DUET but steady. at previous
prices with good OF hoEe a Yee
standard mess $40 25, dealers obtaining higher
rates. Sales-25 hbls ct $40 l2h Y bb,,
BACoN--,Is quiet and unchanged. Shoulders ID err,
ena rio sqas clear rib
06Rc. and clear etdes 7c p H. On these rates
dealers obtain the usual advance, 49,, aum
With fair consumptive demand.4 We quote
shoulders 45sc for loose and 473c Tor packed.
Dealers ohtsin higasr pEc s confined to the
previous anotations We quote; Choice sugar
cured at as IN sizs s ana a an ad
IARD-Is dull. and previous quotations are
&c q ii in tiarces. Smaller packages sell at an
Ss9sss oSssl ss u sS e
Rn iass aoa prices
ere 2 q !. Ps Der acrF f mese
SO 80: family mess 50 25GS9 50 v Dbl:
WHISKY.ohoi Western 81 os@1 10: fair to
good Western 81 05@1 OF D gallon.
UCRN-supply fair ana market firm. Vel Tel
low $780, white 100000 v bushel. saies-looo
mixed d. at &c 7 bushe ana nr,oea aasv at asa
BRAN Isafe; light and market firm at 75@soc
HAY-1s 10 light supply and prices are firm.
Choice $24@25 prime S22@23 y ton.
WHEAT-Western 81 2b y bushel.
RYE-Is quoted at 5796oc y Dushel: market
RICE-steady. Prime eA osNc, good 616@eHe,
fair sac. ordinary 6Ac. common &c. ana NO. .
n PisoTAToEs-Western are steady. Peerless
81 1892 as Dbl: russets 50 4ota2 60; early rose
oNIONs-L Light supply and steady ct 50 p
CARRIAGES Firm At % as@a rs p box.
ApPlIES--& " bHGgY gu R pDl.
pOULTRY-Old chickens $404 so. young 500
8; ducks s29a: geese % so; turkeys, old, $l09
II; young, SIS v dozen. 8
EGaS-Western l5@17c. Louisiana 2oc v
dozen
BUTTER-The fluctuations In prices have
buyers could be found for choice grades
OF creamery and dairy and readily paid the
prices asked. This market keeps pace with the
Eastern and Western markets which have adj
vanesd SO heavily during the past week and We
note it very firm. We quote: Western
creamery. fancy. 2903oc: Western creamery.
choice, 26a2sc: New York creamery, fancy %
@soe; New York dairy. choice. 10000; New
York dairy. good. 15g16c; Western dairy. hne.
1s@Isc: Western dairy. prime. 1591ee: Western
dairy fair To good, I0@12c.
GHEESE-Receipts for the week ELS boxes,
We note q large demand for mixed stock and
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The New York Journal of Commerce adds
to It's exhibit OF the advance In railroad stocks
! like display Of the rise in railroad bonds
within the last twelve months. The imitation
81 immense and doubtless far beyond the
measure Of all legitimate influences COM
bined. From September, 1873. to September.
1S79, the advance In stocks dealt In On the
stock Exchange Is sal. so, sos, and In railroad
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-01

Since the Leadville works commenced OPP
ArAtions the amount Of ore used - 4s,65o tons,
the bullion produced 1855 tons and the ounces
of silver produced 8, 4o1 .2s3. The value OF the
DIE shipped Ii about $5,5oo,oO0 and Of the
silver smelted $s, Ta5, goo.
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MONETARY.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Tuesday Evening. September 30. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.
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STorKs or BREADsruFFs AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the stocks Of breadstuffs
and provisions In the hands OF receivers and
spectators, us taken by actual and careful
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The above statement Is n true and correct
transcript from tho books OF the company.
LLOYD r. COLEMAN. President,
GEO. H. FROST. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
City of New Orleans,
Sworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public. this twenty day of Septen ber 1879.
EDGAR GRIMA. Notary Public.
The Board OF Trustees. at their annual meet
lag. held on the fifteenth instant. resolved to
pay 10 per cent interest ON capital; 20 per cent
dividend on participating premiums; both Of
which will be paid on and after the twentieth
day OF October next.
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The exports OF -four from New Orleans dur
lng tho month Of September amounted to
1yfsaaf harrels.
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The coinage at the New Orleans Mint for
month OF September foots up $780, 900 standard
silver dollars. We learn that much credit
~ due NIL. b. r. Butter mot the candidate for
Governor Of Massachusetts, for this fine re-
suit, which has been brought about under
many disadvantages.
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Thus iar......s.... .s2,5as.es7 10 ss3s.ele

We quote exceptional paper GOT cent: AL
do 7Ds; second grade do %; loans on col
Iaterals 7@s; Al mortgage paper 80: second
grade do 50 v cent per annums
| Mexican dollars are now quoted at Boost
and trade dollars ct 9o99s. Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 9aA@ssH.
The sales OF foreign exchange we're light
ana rates are weak. Bank sterling rules al
--sD4sa. and bill OF lading and clear bills at
477D47s.
French bills are steadier and quiet We quote
bank francs -: commercial 5 .3o@5.2sa.
New York sight Is quoted at 70 y cent dis
count and 81 so discount U $1,000 for bank counter
rnte; commercial ID quoted at 5-16@& v cent
discount.
State Uonsols steady at 5000.
Premium Bonds closed Of 27aG27'&.
Stocks are steady.
MIsCELLANEOUS-Ha HALF Paid City Coupons.
sl@s5; City Consolidated Bonds. 500; State
Warrants. 73: Levee Warrants y.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL.
SECOND CALL.
THIED CALL.
$40 COO Premium Bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27ss
fRy Telegraph
New YORK. Sept. 30. Evening.-Money firm ut
cor; exchange firm at 4sl u "a 49, LGoveTnments
weak and lower; new 5s 1os AIS 1857. 4s 1e2As.
sub-treasury balances Coin. s141 So. s4s; cur
rency. $9e.t7 $50.
LONDON. Sept so.-Erie s44;
PARIS, Sept. 80 40 y. m.-Rentes s3SS.
THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW York. Sept. ao.-The following is the
n1nainD Stnnk rnDOrts
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C0MM ERCAAL.
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.

OFFTUE OF NEW UHI.EANB UNMUUHNT. ]
Tuesday Evening, September 30. 1873.
4 COTTON--A good demand prevailed for cot
ton. and with the large receipts fair business
was done. the sales aggregating 21oo bales. The
tone of the market was easy and prices declined
de " lh.
The following ID the official closing Of the Cot
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Mr.. Dan G. Morey, the we'll known freight
aeent, has kindly sent W . comparative
EtateTnentof cotton receipts via the Chicago,
Big. Louis and New Orleans Railroad during
tha month Of September, from which we take
the following:
Is7s-s ls7e-7 1sT7-s 1872 1879 80
September !. 1867 13.20T 1s6s A.699 1924
The frost week ago ID estimated TO have
killed about 10 per cent OF the corn In Iowa.
ii large amount was killed In Canada. The
1rosts of Wednesday night were severe IN por-
ttons oil Illinois. Indiana and Ohio, and In the
vicinity Of Marietta black frost is reported,
damaging tobacco and late corn.
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sThe city mills produced, during the past
nao,lth, U000 bbls iii -four,
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EoKeiKn.

LIvERpooL. Sept. 30. Noon Cotton easier,
Middling Uplands 9 1a-1ed. Middling Orleans
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The foregoing statement ls a just, true and
orrect transcript from the books of the Gems
panY. JAMES 1. DAY. President.
TEL. CARPENTER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this tWens
tY-second day of January, 1879.
A.. INlRAHAM. Notary Public,
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bonds sa27 $780, q total gain Of s4i5,os io5.
What does this margin Of half Q billion dol
lars represent2 Mostly gus The properties
themselves are earning or per cent more
than last year. but this consideration ID very
little regarded. With the feeling prevalent
thu advance would be- as great II they we're
- r,,f fsrr
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INN CoTToN MOVEMENT ron SEPTEMBER.
We take the following from the blackboards
pf the Cotton Exchange: