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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-15
A FULLER ACCOUNT.

Quebec, August 15.-The ship lsborers'
trouble culmlnated to-day in fearful free
fight In the lower town in Champlain street
near Allen, Roe 4 Co.'s whasf Ne. g.. a
section Of the society seeded, considering
thsy wsss not properly treated, and formed
an independent 6ociety composed almost
entirelxpf French Canadisas. yxis morn
ing thsf walked in processfon through the
streets to show their strength, but when on
the way to the cave, were set on by large
body Of the parent society. There were
about three thousand men on the French
Canadian side and not 30 many on the other
which was composed principally Of Irish
'Catholics Shots and blows were freely ex.
changed to the injury Of great number in
the crowd. The French Canadians we're
finally driven back, having lost according
to report five killed and seven wounded.
The mayor did not allow the police to in.
terfere, as he has but forty men.
LATER.
Another fight is reported raging at Cove.
and some police and magistrates have gone
there.
NOT CONQUERED.
Capetown. July 29.-Some Zulu prison
ers report Kirg Citewsyo with his army in
the marshes of Umvolosi river, where he
intends fighting. Two British columns
will re-advance on the 81 of August, and
meet at Magneboniran on the 9th ol
August q,
PROPOSED CONSUL AR CONVENTION.
London, Aug 15.-In the house of com
mons the under secretary for foreign az
fairs stated that the government had MOI
yet been able to conclude consular con-
vention with the United States, but a bn
empowering the execution of such con
vention is being prepared. SO US to be il
readiness against the time when the con
ventton Is concluded.
EXCITED FEELING
The chancellor of the exchequcr confirm
ed the report of the existence of consider
able excitement on the frontier of Epirus
and Thessaly, and stated that both Greece
and Turkey in consequence thereof have
considered 1t necessary to strengthen thei
forces in that quarter. The British gov
ernmcnt, however, had not considered j
necessary to notice the matter.
GOLD COMING.
London, Aug. l5-It was reported yestcr
day that 100000 pounds worth of eagle
were to be shipped for New York to-day.
lsA CANDIDATE.
Paris, August l5.-Sangon, president o
the council general of Bordeaux, has be
come candidate against .Blanqui for
member of the chamber of deputies.
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Cairo, August l5.-The frman of inves
ture of Prince Twfk was read to-day. Tht
ceremonies were very impressive.
ENGLISH MINERS.
London, August 15.-The miners a
Manchester yesterday resolved to establish
q national emigration fund association.
ABANDONED FRIENDSHIP.
General Russo, supposed to be directly
connected with the Russian ministry o
foreign affairs, publishes an article stating
that Germany has abandoned friendship Of
Russia for that of Austria and England.
THE GREEK F0ONTlER.
London, Aug. 15-The porte has at las
appointed plenipo.eptiarYto 10 arrange the
Greek frontier. a-se -
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TeLecaAPHIc eRevITIEs.

St. Louis, August 15.-An advance in
eastern railroad freights Of five cents per
hundred will 60 into effect on the 25th
instant.
n a. A FAILURE. 4
New York, August IA London dis
patch says Jas. McHenry has failed with
liabilities Of $97O,000.
COTTON EXCHANGE.
New York, Aug. 15.-The national cot.
ton exchange convened to-day and placed
the Memphis district in charge of the CEN
trail committee on information and statistics.
Adjourned sine die.
FAILURE.
New York, Aug. 15.-W. F. Livermore,
small operator. announced his suspension
to the stock exhanse, and some shares Of
Lake Shore and Granger stocks have been
bought in for his account under the rule.
NEW YORK DEMocRAT1c CONVENTION.
Niagara Fa1is, Aug. l5.-The democratic
state committee met here to-day and issued
call for . state convention at Syracuse,
September 10Th.
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FAILURE,
FOREIGN.
NrssAoE FROM HER MAJESTY

London. Aug. Is 5-Parliament was pra-
rogued to-day BY speech from the throne
which vas delivered by-the royal commits
siou: The queen after announcine that the.
relations Of the government with other pow
ers continue cordial, refers to the faithful
execution of the principal clauses of the
treaty of Berlin and the near realization of
the remainder. One subject of reform in
Turkey the queen speaks of as calamity Of
war W explaining the delay, but declares
her purpose to insist upon the portes' COM
pliance with its engagements. at
The queen directs attention to the change
for the better tnst has already taken place
10 Egypt. 10 alluding TO the successful
Termination Of the contest IN Afghanistan,
her majesty speaks warmly y he,gallantry
displayed BY the British commanders and
the courage and endurance Of the troops.
The South African war next engages the
attention .Qf the queen, and while expIeas-
sihk pl66sote at the recent important sue
cess Of British arms la that quarter, her
4msjesty- oo1fessss her sOsTow al the secri-
iics Of precious lives occasioned BY the
war. 40 early peac6 Of enduring basis
10 predicted % the result Of events 10 South
Africa. The queen expresses her thanks
70 the house ef coamons - 10 customary
Tor voQngIlpppaiss. ~ ]
A-'a Hsf majesty refers I'm coumendatory
terms 70 the passage Of certain measures,
including the army discipline bill, acts for
the appointment Of public prosecutor,
amending the, ,lays xelaliag to the summary
jurisdiction Of magfstratss, and alterations
Of the Law relating TO- banking and joint
stock companies. The speech con.
cludes - follows have
had much pls.surs lin y complying
Of inquiry into the causes Of the depression
in agriculture. observe with satisfaction
that you have agreed TO measures relative "a
education in Ireland which afford firm And
a.tinsyspPl@s.t.sst ths immediate educ..
tion 81 ID Gddilg you farewell, i pray
that the blessing Of providence may rest on
your labor.
Quebec, Aug. l5.-The ship laborers 10
cisty. q 6seocks,s two thousand ssroas
marched through he loWer. town to-day H.
tending % proceed 10 the caves. AZ they
entered Champion street, the stronghold Of
the shtp lsborsn sscissy from which STOCKS
men ssccded. basals biRus. I, vas ended
BY ssrock' nsn falling back 70 the lower
town. Several meu vsss wounded bv n;,,o
shets and sshsss badly bsasso. Oos nan /
sspoessa dsad.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
II New York, August Is.
B WHEAr-epring nominal. Winter shade
lover. No. 2 red, August 1.OS!.
RYE-Firm. State Csc.
CoRN-Without decided change western
mixed 46c@463c. &c
OATs-Weak, lower. Western mixed
32c@34c, white 34!@4lc.
.BAR1AY-75c. -.
PoRK--Frm, higher; $3.50 cash Sep.
tember; $8.3 80 bid for October.
LARD-About eteady, unchanged-$5.9 81
@S.973.
BEEF-Quiet.
BUrTER-Unchanged.
Eeas-Unchanged-s@14c.
= CHEEsE-2c@5}c. - a
WH1sKY-$l.O6!.
WHEAr-Weak, lower. No. 3 red. 92l
cash, No. spring s4sc cash, SAGE bid foi
October.
RyE-Firmer. 66@67c.
CoRN-Firn, quiet Western mixed 33}.
cash, 34c September, SAGE October.
OATs-Firm, stronger, 233c cash, 23s,
September, 23ic October.
8ARLEY-7Oc.
poRK--Stronger, quiet, SS.O0s cash, IS,
42A October
LARp-Quiet, unchanged, $3.50 for cash
S5.57! September, S55S October.
WMsKY-Higher,$ $l.O6.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee. August Is.
WHEAT-Unchanged. Closed heavy.
New hard 9Sc new No. l, eoc; No. 2, S5lc
cash, s6lc for September IS ,c for October.
No. 8, 77ac No. 4, 72lc
CoRN-Firn--33lc
0Ars-Duli. No, 2, 2sac.
RlK-i9c.
BARl.HY-60c.
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R. A. KETCHUM M|
Now offers the Largest and Most Complete Stock Of
Staple and Fancy DRY Goods
IN THE CITY,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH
Choice line Of DRESS GOODS Black and Summer Dress
Silks, Trimming Silk, all coors shades and prices.
Large and elegant assortment of Ladies' SILK TIES
HANDKERCHIEFs, LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS
Ladies' ZEPHYR sHAWLs and sACQUEs.
Torchon, Brabant and Valencienne LACES, Hamburg
Edgings and Insertions.
200 gross Dress Buttons in all Coors and Shapes.
Ladies' Kid Gloves dressed and undressed Black
Hosiery, Notions Corsets in endless variety.
Ribbons in Satin and Grain numbers c00rs prices
N
WHITE GOODS!

fque Swiss Victoria Hans Mus Taoa
Large Stock OF Table Linens Turkey Damasks, Napkins,
Towels and Crashes. s,
Prints at Five, Six and Seven Cents per Yard
Gnghams, Beached and Brown MusDs Cott0nades Ducks
aud Denims, at all prices.
Large stock of Men and Fur Wool and Hats
Oyeralls, Shirts, Socks and Blankets.
All Wool Cassi1aeres and Sutngs, in Light and Heavy
Weights, from Sixty Cents per yard upwards.
Best Steamed Goose Feathers, 90 l2 Cents pound
Boots, Shoes, and Clothing at Cost, stock
Brussels Ingrain Stair Carpets, and Oil Cloths Cheap
Agent for Geo. A. Clark O. N. T. Spool Cotton
Belding Bros Co.'S Spool Silk hilwards
Dealers supplied at New York prices.
Bring in any Samples you may Houses
and compare prices and qualities.
r. A. KETCHUM,
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ANKTON. DAKOTA EVENING AUGUST * 1870

who happened TO be in the house. Two
accomplicss escaped.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
WALL STREET. e
New York, August Is.
Money-Easy, 23@3 per cent.
.Governmen.'s-Fairiy steady.
Stocks-1rregular. unsettled.
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English, Scotch and American suitines at
HACKER & GREBE,
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Grab Apples, At
BLArr & BUERDoRF's.
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NOT CONQUERED.

Capetown, July 29.-Some Zulu prison
ere report Kirg Citewsyo with his army in
the marshes of Umvolosi river, where he
intends fighting. Two British columns
will re-advance on the 81 of August, and
meet at Magneboniran on the 9th ol
August. q,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-15

Topeka, Kas.. Aug. 1s-The Official can.
sus returns are al In and the population Of
Kapsas on the hrst OF March last was $40.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-03
The Press and Banner.
Wednesday Dec. 3, 1879.
Sale Day.

tas, Monday was Sale Day. and rs usual on
cala Nav in December, a large !ulnocr Oh per
cons were present. Considerable property
Ivas sold under order OF Court and undo exc
cniion. Mt figures much higher than the prices
which nave heretofore been obtained for like
propcrty. The estate Of John Vance was sold
Nv the Executor, the Home Place iD acres,
'b;omrht S2,57S i. VI. Godboid of Marion. pur-
chaser: the College lot In Cokesbury, ~ acres
S45. the widow. Mrs. Joh Vance. purchaser:
o acres. 300 was also purchased by Mrs.
Vance, 4o4 acres for $500, Mrs. Vance, pur-
The estate Of John Miller, $50 acres. s3.25 per
acre, 70 acres. dover $50, title absolute at
death Of Mrs. Miller.
The Sheriff sold the following lands:
One acre lot Greenwood, belonging 10 John
and Mary Aldous, S$S5, DIR. w. b. Millwce,
purchaser. n
Clinkscales. purchaser.
Eellar. purchaser: Tract No. :. 23 acres. SON.
Mrs. MI. Mabry. purchaser; Tract No. ), lNl
acres. $500. WA. LomaS. purchaser:
go acres, ]. T. Robertson, $500, W. II. Parker,
" part OF i6o acres, f. a. Mars, $50, T. W.
Mars, purchaser.
Z part Of 225acres, T. C. Cuddy, s2V, T.C.
Cuddy, purchaser.
lands EfCin Kay, deceased-Tract No. ., los
acres. sl.SSI, Robert McAdams. purchaser;
Tract No. 5, 81 acres. $1,000, Robert McAdams,
lie acres. F. C. andC D. Tinsley, Sf75; Wade
y. Tinsley. purchaser. ocoo
hold, purchaser.
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Samuel Houghton, author Of a work.
on "Animal Mechanics" writes TO
Nature respecting the relative strength.
Of the lion and the tiger:-I have
proved that the strength OF the lion in
the fore limbs is only 6s.9 per cent. OF
that Of the tiger, and that the strength.
Of his hind limbs is only 65.9 per cent.
Of that Of the tiger. T may add that
five men can easily hold down a lion'
while it requires nine men to control a
tiger. Martial also states that the
tigers always killed the lions In the
amphitheatre. .,,..
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EDITORIAL vIsIT.-Mr. D. A.. Smith Of that
w~Ide-awake journal, the keowee Courier, pald
us a visit last week. Mr.. Smith J Is an. excel
lent newspaper man, and contributes his ser
vices to making a newspaper OF which any
County might well be proud. He came to our
town looking after the estate Of his father-ln-
law, Major Andrew Small. From him we
learn that 1t Is now probable that the place
will be sold in january next. SO get your
money ready to buy u good home at reasoha-
Bile figures.
PETITION signed by all the members OF
the Abbeville BAR has been sent to Columbia
praying that the Fall term of our Court, he
held In November instead of in September.
This change would suit the farmers as well Us
the lawyers.
MASTER CHARLIE GCFF1N..son OF Mr.. L.
l.. Gutin. is now taking lessons in telegraph
Ing under Mr.. Penney, our present polite ana
accommodating operator. He says Charlie is
making good progress.
WE are glad TO welcomed new name occaS,
iOnally on our subscription. books. Like all
country newspapers our Subscription Is rap
Idly Increasing In this and surrounding coun-
ties"
THE Hnmpton Guardian publishes a cut of
the original design OF the State House. Such
reckless expenditures on the part OF our
friend may ~resultin something alter awhile.
DR.. J. d. NEEL diped at the Aston House
last Monday. From his talk we would INFER
That he Is "A great friend Of the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad.
Tickets will be sold on Sth and
9th for masons and families visiting Charles
ton at the meeting OF Grand Lodge, Good to
18th but prccluSivc.
Mr.. w, &. Ross. OF NinctS-SiH was ut the
Alston House last Monday night, and learn
eli how 10 play Brother, I'm obbed."
TIE Greenriue Daily Netos is.to be revived
under the management OF Mr.. Howell, the
former proprietor.
CAPTAIN JAMES PRATT was In town last
NSr,.,l.v RoDOrf Sn ~ that he Is soon 10 De
Il married man.
l:LowNDEsvILLF is now even with Hodges.
a horse-ruce and two fights last Saturday
made II so.
KEEP WARN.-A nice lot o! new ovcrcoats
Just received at Hill & TEomson's. Very
cheap.
A LARGE area Of oats and wheat have been
BOwn In Abbcvillc County this Fall.
CAPT. l.. W. u commands the
peace In the name OF the State"
GENERAL BRADLEY endorses our position
on the Columbia ditch.
Mrs. SoSDLEY contcmplatcs coming to
town TO teach music.
THERE was q small attendance Of dclin-
qucnls on Monday,
PIANO for sale cheap. Apply at the Press
and Banner office. 81
TIE Lancaster Ledger comes to this office
on half sheet.
Miss Lou BRAzEALE Is at the Aston
House.
COLONEL ]. B. EZELL of Columbia Is in
town.
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diagnosed malignant fever" The health Of
the town has been. excellent ms year, anG
with the disappearance of many OF the loca
causes, existing m ,rcovcr less in this part OF
the State, which renders it obnoxious, com
bincd with certain climatic influences in I'M
Il favorable years, to wild types OF ma!arial dis.
eases, 1t compares ElvOrably i'll point oil
health with any location.
This town has n Literary Society which ms
been in existence scykral years. Il source OF
vast improvement IN entertainment to its
members and the p1elic al large. Mrs. l.. Is.
Jones gavna delightful reception and elegant
supper to numerous friends. on Thanksgiving
evening. Some excitement was created on
the streets on Thursday by pistol reports from
Il weapon in the hands of Mr.. Turner. from
which =. negro man received u slight wound
in the lc.. The town expects to derive great
benefit from the new line Of railroad to Au-
guSta, which will necessarily bring low tarlis
on the coast lines, enabling dealers 10 SCH
merchandise cheaper and to pay higher prices
for cotton. With some important work IN
way of bridges which the Interests OF this
part of the county prercmptorily demand. on
~ q short time will be necessary TO develop
the place into Il town of commanding I'm.
portance and wealth. The amount or land
put i'm cereals is overwhelmingly in excess OF
any previous year. With the vast area OF
fine lands almost in sight not in cultivation,
iti Il matter Of Scriou regret that some well
directed effort is not being made TO secure TO
this section part of the ~StupcndouS influx OF
immigration that Is pouring into the lnl.cd
States, QCID NCNC.
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Sale Of the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad.

before the court house In Columbia to the
highest bidder. on the 18th Of April, $3.50, the
entire property OF the Grcenville and Column.
bla.Railroad Company, being the entire rail-
road ash exists and Is now used VIII an tnS
and franchises Of the company; also, all the
Interest of the company in the Blue Ridge
Railroad and all It's claims against the Blu
Ridge Railroad Company. The terms Of sale
are one-third cash, balanceiu twelve months;
sN,OOO TO be paid Immediately upon the close
Of the bidding, and the balance OF the cash
portion to be paid within ninety days Of the
ANY of Gale
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Fruit TRIES Perhaps nothing about .
pIacr shows the difference between Il careful
providpnt fnrmnr, and one who Is not, than
the amount of attention that Is paid to ING
orchard. y farmer who ncglects MS orcharM,
one of the great comforts Of life. SO We
think, and so Captain johnson thinks, nnd
he asks us to say to all who engaged frnil
trees from him the past summer, mat we
;rrrs Will Inc delivered Mt DonaldSvillc, on the
35th inst, and at .AbbcviIic on the 21th ms.
Take notice and be prompt.--ASSoc'ute IT.
t0,1ppl PRESBYTERIAN.
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BLooD-MoNEY AMONG TILE Az
'~..... BANIANS.

Some fury for revenge exists ID
what we may call the Badawi and
the semi-Badawi stages Of society,",
from the "Red Indian" to the Corsi,
can. It is q religious duty. The
ghost Of the murdered man cannot
rest; he haunts the family; even the.
screech owl and the cuckoo are the
voices calling for vengeance. The Al
bantam or Montenegrin mother will
still hang up the blood-stained pater-
nal shirt, and show it. to her sons till
they take the murderer's life. Hence
we shall see that a brother, not q
friend, Is compelled to behead bis
wounded brother who al the risk OF
falling into Ottoman hands, and. when
q criminal was shot a multitude took
part in the execution. Il blood
money (patiti Krvarinul was accepted
q long ceremony took place. On q
fixed day the man-slayer, wearing the
fatal weapon round his neck, crawled
up to the head Of the assembled fami.
ly, and implored his pardon. The lat:
ter, taking the arm, cried in q loud
and terrible voice, "BrethrenL here Is
the slayer Of our kinsman, will ye that
1 put him to death?" The reply was.
"Pardon him, in the, name Of God!"
The homicide then kissed the feet.
the knees, the hands, and finally the
lips of the "Domachin," (house-mas-
ter } and thus peace was made. Then
all sat down to a copious feast, paid
for by the murderer, in addition to the
so or 60 sequins Of ''blood-money."
vet the national saying was, and still
is, "Onse ne osveti, onse ne posyet"-,
Oui non vindicat non sanctificatur.
The universal practice is a curious
comment upon the theory OF Chris
tianity .-CornhM.
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A postal regulation has been in force
now Tor months which is not we'll known
among business men, or it would be more
generally used. We refer to the fact that
Statements, bills and etc, can now be mailed
in an unSealed envelope with II cent stamp.
'ThuS the many monthly statements which
are made out by wholesale and retail dealers,
each month cln be mailed for one cent but
no writing other than the lcgitimatcbil can
be placed upon the statement: No such
words as please remit" can be, neither can n
bill recciptcd be sent. If 1t is necessary TO the
words please remit" OH the statements or
bills, they can be printed as partof the head;
Ing,
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-, =,
Atlanta 4 Charlotte Airline Railroad
rn,vcr . ClIIun1-1E
CliA-H"E o' '.iii''''.h
On and after June 18th rains Will run on
''''S 'o'u 40 n. r.
Duy eSmNrI, pnu'
.-x,,o j.. 10 a ANpy ,ao ~
!Arl''e IMESrtv .
Arrlfe Ut ocncGa" o lop. n.-LShre" . ioP'H''
Nt9hL !uSsemger 1raW"
lEAS," Akp.) oo,.w.
Arrive AZ oehecM: ? y! z; m;,i;ea'e"' = o-p'h
wv tSl shItl).) .
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Nearly every farmer who raises stock has
some that ii will not pay to keep longer. They
soon cat themselves up-that Is, they soon
consume their value i'm food. Hogs that arc
nine or ten months old should b." i.ttcrcd and
killed. Cows that are getting cd should be
disposed OF. Two or three year old steers
should be sold. The oldest sheep should he
cullcd out, well fed. and sold as soon us got IN
order. Horses that are not needed should be
put In marketable order and sent to market.
Get rid ofthc poorest, and feed the balance on
what they would have eaten. Hold on to The
best, and continue to make them better still.
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Judge Presley, a few months ago, declined
TO receive the compliments of the Bar OF Ah.
bcvilIc. publicly expressed. At the close OF
the term at Iorkvilic, Il few weeks ago nj
which Judge Wallace sat. oncof The members
of the Bar PLEASANTLY remarked: That warn.
cl by the fate Of the Ahbevillc bar, The Ups OF
this Bar were sealed" QGcry?-Why don't
the Judges seal the lips Of the grand jurics in
this respect? The Grand Jury isa supreme
power to the Judge on the Bcnch-hencc, II
looks very inconsistent for n Grand Jury at
the close of every term of Court TO Do ac-
knowledging courtesics extended, &c.--Lah-
caster Ledger.
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NV Press and Banner...I Must Have it.

w. K. Blake, Esq, OF Greenwood left home
Yesterday bound for Texas to be gone some
months. He is going to look after an i'm
mense landed estate OF the Mcclellan family
prcss and Banner to Austin, Tex. / must
have II. Austin will be my Northumberland
any person desiring to correspond with HE
can do SO ut this point
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New YORK. Dec. l - - m. STOCKS
steady; money CO. gold LOO ;,cxcliangc-
long 4.SON short Isl state bonds dull
governments quiet. Cotton quie 4; sales
2N5; middling upland l27-l5 neutrality-suspicious.
II 0.lG Futures tlrm-Salcs llS,NW Decem-
Der l2.43; January 1859 February 1918. .
LorisyILLE, Dec: !: Flour firm ;
Pork - ; bulk meats firm bacon
- clear sides - ; whiskcy firm,
at LOO.
middIing NJ low middling M; good prdi-
narylOM; net receipts S23; shipments --;
sales Loss.
CHAl,LEsToS, Dec. |. cotton steady /;
middling. ~; low middling III: good ordi.
nary ll15; net receipts 4,5lS; grusS-; sales 800:
stock 59,343: export coastwise 8,20S.