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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13
NOVEMBER Is, 1879!
agricultural.
Autograph Letter Of Gen. Greene.

From the State Auditors office we have
borrowed a number of musty documents of
historic interest. The following is am auto
graph letter from Gen. Nathaniel Greene to
Gov. Nash, our End Revolutionary Cover
nor. As will be seen, the old warrior could
not handle his pen as gracefully as his sword.
Note his spelling of s~'cloathing::"
CAMP on PEDEE,
January 18th, ISL.
SIR:-This letter which / do myself the
honor to address to your Excellency will be
handed you by Col. Malmady, a French GEN
tleman in the American Service. He ad-
dressed to me a proposal for raising a corps
of horse, a copy of which | have enclosed
for your Excellency's consideration. All
that | can say upon the subject is that a
good corps of horse will be of great use, and
/ believe Col. Malmady to be a brave, good
officer. At the same time that | say thus
much in favour of the plan [ would not wish
it to be adopted if it will in the least inter
fere with the raising and filling the CONT
mental regiments. the necessity, for which I
have already SO fully explained, that need
not add upon that subject. But if the
Legislature are of opinion that such a corps
can be raised for six or twelve months with
out ~prejudicing the other business, think
it will tend to promote the public service,
and add to the security of North Carolina.
Col. Malmady can give the Legislature
full information respecting the distress and
sufferings of the troops under my command
for vast of provision and cloathing, and also
the necessity there is for a speedy reinforce
ment of regular troops. The plan of the
war must be changed IN this country or it
is inevitably ruined and lost.
have the honor to be with great respect,
your Excellency's most obedient, humble
servant, NATH. GREENE
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

~SoUTHERNERs' ROCKY MOUNT ITEMs:-
Mr.. jas. Lucas, druggist, has removed to
Newbern. Miss Annie Strudwick, Of Hills
boro, Miss Weisager, of Richmond, Miss
Mary and Bette Marriott are visiting our
DR.. II. C.. Tillery has moved into
town. Mrs. j. H. Heath, and Herod Crow
der die q asst VT Elk. \ grand tournament and
ball at Rocky Mount on Nov. Goth. Those
who wish to enter as knights must give
Their names to W. .. Bullock or 4. +. Har-
per.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

GoLDsBoRo MEssENGER ITEMs.-We learn
that some miscreant fired a pistol shot at the
passenger train one night of last week, as
It was passing through town.-The oys-
ter supper given by the ladies OF the Bap-
fist church Thursday and Friday nights,
was a successful as well as pleasant affair.
We learn that about S47 was realized above
expenses.-Mr. II. w. Bryan, Of Greene
county, picked 5000 pounds of seed cotton
off a four acre field, up to the 31st of Octo-
Der, AMI expects fully 1000 pounds more.
"A young white man, named Alex.
Tilghman, is now lodged il the jail of this
county, charged with the stealing a mule,
the property of Mr.. Nathaniel Price, Of IN
dian Spring township.-Three negroes,
named respectively Graham Smith, Willis
Beckwith and Jas. Robinson, the last hail
ing from Johnston county, were lodged in
Jail by Mayor Griswold Saturday evening on
the charge of resisting the polices one of
them having drawn a pistol on officer Swar-
ingan.-A son and a daughter of Mr..
Columbus Deal were poisoned by eating
ni~ght-shade berries, and died next day.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

il YELLOW FEyER.-It is officially an
Lounccd that the fever is no longer epidcm-
&C. The relief camps outside of Memphis
nave been broken up. Trains have begun
running into the city and business once
more IS springing up. Since the fever be
gan eaIly IN the summer, there have been
something over 1900 cases and nearly 500
deaths.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

It is q generation Of old men which
troubles the peace Of Europe to-day. Prince
Gortschakof is 81, Lord Beaconsfeld +,
Prince Bismarck IS. Count Won Moltke -,
and the Emperor William IS. The young
est of the leading figures in diplomacy are
old-Count Andrassy IS and Count Schou-
valofI 81.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

The Oxford 1orcLI'ght says the mass of
~i- eoD.e OF Granville are better fed, cloth
g.' housed, and enjoy more Of the comforts
"a lie than at any period before or since the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13
Orphan Entertainments.

For the purpose of exciting increased in
terest in the orphan work, and with the
rope OF raising funds for the support and
education of the large number OF orphans
now IN the Asylum, | will go with a chapter
OF eleven orphans and give entertainment
at the following times and places:
Beulah, Thursday, November 18th. at :
p. IN.
Milton, Friday, November 18th, a p. IN.
1anceyyille, Saturday, November 18th,
at 7 p. m.
Trinity Church, Monday, November 18th.
at 2 p. m.
Rufin, Tuesday, November 18th. At :
p. IN.
Reidsville, Wednesday, November 10Th,
Wentworth, Thursday, November goth,
at 7 P. N.
Leaksville, Friday, November alst, at !
p. m.
Madison, Saturday, November 22nd, at !
p. N.
KernersviIle, Monday, November cath, at
7 p. m.
Winston, Tuesday, November 25th, at Z
p. M.
Salem, Wednesday, November 26th.
Lexington, Thursday, November 9th, at
/ p. m.
IhOmaSVlllc, fTluag, November Sotn, at
Z p. m.
Trinity College, Saturday, November
Goth, at 7 p. N.
Union Factory, Monday, December lst, at
! p. IN.
High Point, Tuesday, December I'd. at 7
p. m.
Where there are Masonic Lodges their
officers and committees will be expected to
make all necessary arrangements. Where
there are none the friends Of the orphans
are requested to do SO. The party will need
the usual meals and food for two mules.
They can stay at one place or be distributed
according to the convenience OF the people.
JAS. A. LEACH.
Mr. James A. Leach, Of Thomasyille, un-
der appointment Of the Grand Lodge, takes
in charge a chapter Of orphans and proposes
to give a series of entertainments in behalf
of the ~orphan-work at Oxford. The mem
bers Of the fraternity are expected and re-
quested to extend to him their cordial CO
operation.
WM. r. Cox,
Grand Master.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-11-13

Washington shipped 2.303 bales cotton
last week.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
BUSINESS OppOI,TUNITIEs.

4 GENTLEMAN RESIDING IN SAN PRANCisCO.
Awith good business qualifications and references do
Address 5. r.. box ~ station A. New York city.
A n EXcELLEYT CHANCE Foe INVESTMENT IN
ment XsiiBURN soJ Herald oticc.
A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE SIS A DAY IN BUsI.
ERGY. i57 Herald Office
A GENTLEMAN WITH sioo AND MEANING BUsE
hness can secure monopoly aud commencc with an IN
Or0LY, Herald Uptown oaiec.
A LADY GxpERIENcED, WANTS A PARTY or
Aeaptal TO share opening boarding house in New York,
would take entire charge. Address box 1859 Post
Office. Philadelphia
A cTIvE OR SPECIAL PARTNER wANrRD--wITT
porting and manufacturing houses In this city extra
box TsiS 4 Sraia I' @s's oes 0a'''''
A SILENT PARTNER WANTED, wIrH $1,000 CASH,
foar years. Viii stand tHcroush nvesii@aticn Address
ID. H., station Q. city
CoRN AGENCY
we'll introduced agent in Holland owncr Of an
sivc honr wishes 10 form connection with an
thoroughly acquainted with Letters c. No s2,
cfc b. iooyer stationcr and masic seller aariem Hol
LIRE WORK BUSINESS FOR SALE.
L lN CALIFORNIA
viii of The only Fire WORK Manafaccry in San Francis.
s s xSS bad
by the hrm Tor over hiteon years ,,
known and is vSry prSa,aso one Tho size sizes Of ass
the Pacific coast
The capital conduct the bust
% mG @ Pc quite as the M s oes sss hs Business in ssd1fS fS
full partic uais aud totns apply To
II. VI. ANTHONY
Ksade New York.
enc KCIl n Co.
San Francisco
METALLIC GOODS MANUFACTURING BusiNEsS.
Mproaaby established over ~ years prominent corner
leading tboroughfao desirable opening Tor ". active
men. Tor sale; price &l10bL Appry GktGGS CAkhE-
TON. .@ Broadway.
I)ARrNEG WANTED Bi A FIRST CLASS Miir
/ lncr.--A lady with good business abilities 70 taxa
cnaro the salcs department. Address c. 2lo Wost I'D
INANrED-A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER WITH
w 4naUbl 30 $4,000 established hide and leather
business Ia Boston. Addrc@ THEODORE q. BUCkNAM,
233 Congress st.. Boston. Mass.
NNANTED-AN ESTABLISHED HOUSE IN EVERY
w OF the State 60 soil Days patent abdominal
corset Please address J. DAY patenve and sole
factutct. N2 White It,. New York city.
G,enn PARTNER WANTED IN BURLkSQCE
,NOOO .npcra company. treasurer; handle your
nlonoy. Address slCCESS. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

ket is steady. American quoted 2Sc a soc. spanish.
old crop. 80. do. new crop. <i2
sALrs seady, Rochelle quoted AT 29se. in bills aud
H)l,c. IN boxes
siLrrsrnf demand continues light bat prices
the East India crude Ia bags uc. refined
lated in Dbs 7tsc crystals Sic. English IN
kegs Zoe south American crude in bags 53sc 57ae
SARsArAKILLA romans firm. with lair demand We
quote Mexican for oobing trade Zoe io5se Honduras
SEEps-The market remains irm. with fair inquiry FOR
most kinds. Dutch eaIaway is hrm ac. yellow
Duch mustard aud do California 53c Italian ami Sc
i2e BIKE hemp. ~ IS bashel En- ylis black
S. sO nseed. 81 a5; haxseed - 25 canary strong.
Speculative movement in London. and cables 5Os with
upward tendency.
skHxA.-Tho market is rendered buoyant and firm by
advices of short although the demand Is mod
We quote :-Alexandria lO1se allie renniyeily
SurLLAc.-Fayorable advices from Calcutta have inn
parted unusual degree Of rmness 10 the market aud
prices still tend upward We auote:-D G.. 2bc v s. o.,
aicI,. diamond 23i.ca 2ic.. diamond IL, 2ic fine
sQuiILs remain sieady with fair demand at Zoe for
white 't
Brown casks aud bbls. 7ac Sc per h.: white. li1sc
"a lac. -.
SuLPuArE CxcnoyIpIA.-fhc demand continues fair at
full prcesWe quote Amcrcan, In bulk, Sl % and Tor
egn, 81 10 ~ 20 in one ounce vials.
SULPHUR IL in fair request at steady prces rolls zic
-four. &C.: crude, $23 a S24 % per ton.
SusAc Is dull but unchanged So 80 $s5 per
ToScA BEANS firm quoted at IL 30 Si H. Sales on
private terms
IVA URsI Ia dull and nominal at &c. 5lsc.
VANILLA BEANS are In demand aud firm at at 81 SIS, ac
ccrding TO quality
vESIcE TURrENriSE II steady but quiet ut loc l7c.
VLRpGRIs is steady at 26c 2Sc.
fLLLow fRrssiArE Is in good request at 2ic q 2oc
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
BIGuER-FLoUR srEADY-wHEAT FIRM -
CORN PIRMER--oATs FIRMER--wHIsKEY
DuLL-PogK FIIM-LARD FfRMER-spIlurs
TyRpENTINE LowER-RosIN NOMINAL cor
ZEE FIRM-sU0AR FIRM-PETEoLEUM DULL.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. Sc T.. NJ.
Business continued frm in all departments Of
trade. and the active may bo regarded as
fairly SGT in. The markets all but universally
firm, and 1t is becoming more and more evident
that very large business is TO be aggregated DUR
ing tho fall The short crops abroad coupled
with the bountful harvests here. give assurance of
an active market for the great cereal crops all
through the fall and winter months. and this lends
confidence throughout tho ramidcaons Of trade mars
hero and elsewhere Tho carly and emphatic revival OF
trade based upon hard money currency affords most
striking commentary upon tho money of the
past year. On Change -four steady Both spring and
wheat wanted for export and the shipments
hence to Europe enormous-heavior tho last week
than before Corn was nrmcr, cioing easy Oats
armcr. whlskey dull. Pork quiet bat hru. Lard
6rmer. Cotton the spot was firm and futures were
higher Coffee ruIcd firm. Sugar remained arm. OILS
and potrosum dull Naval stores wero quiet
CoryxE. Tho market for nrm We note sales
OF 6.t bags Rio Ioid sac aud $500 bags Lopiace,
and $50 bags do. vcrtas all private The
following sales madc In Baltimore, Euclid -
s"Ss g M l2s & op S ssss a" aae MA Hp ess sss @
quiet, The oa.Inss. FOR summed no as fcl-
lows IL fyO mats Singapore 100 bags Java 2t9f bags
Maiaeaibo $50 bags savaniliA 3ols bags Mexican 40
bags Laguayra 3O bags Costa Riea U bags Porto Rico
sold IN lots Tor consumption within 1So bags
ST. Domingo In transit 10 Europe Tho stock OF mild coffee
Ia first hands IL 1910 mats Java. 4o do singapore
aud 81 aa bags, including 22so bags Ccylcn, xsi do
Maracabo. 1880 do. Lapuayra 1884 do Jamaica 1913 do
Porto Rico. 10 iSl do Costa Rica 2, do Mexican aud
lUdy do Savans We quote Ordinary cargocs, HE
fair do 1880. i3tlc good do. lac. i1Ac primo do,
iiisc lia.c eStremo range Cor lots ii'.c oc; san
tos fair to good Istsc tIc ninety days Java
mont hags 2,c 2c; grass mats 2ic 25c singapore,
lUc lie Ccyon lIc I6c. Maracaibo. he 1vl,c
Lagu 1c. i5c Jamaica. lie Ii,c 81 Douingo.
Uac. Ne, Porte Rico. i5c l1isc Costa Rica, 10
a lie Mexican, lie i5ic Angostura, Ice lie. Sa-
Vanilla. ii,sc. y i7c. Cutacca. lie. i2c.
CorroN the spot Arm q unchanged quotations..
Futures closed steady nj advance OF pout= Tho
saios to-day between A. NJ. and three T. NJ foot mp
bales against 73p baics ycstcrday Tho highest
aud lowest points touched to-day aud tho closing quota
tions of yesterday aud 10 day j. fplIows:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

leased road They do not. however. guarantee any
dividends upon the - 100000 of stock which lies
unissued in the treasury of the burlington and
Cedar hapids road. The leased line runs from
Burlington Iowa. to Albert Lea. Mnn.. 252 miles;
branches from Linn to Postviiie. "a miles; from
vnton to Holland. ~ miles, from Muscatine to Riv-
erside, 81 miles, and branch now completed from
Elmirs through Iswa City west by south 40 miles.
with 10 miles more under construction. The main
line includes IL miles. leased from the Central Iowa.
and 12h miles in Minnesota. leased from the Minno-
apolis and st. Louis. BY the last report the bonded
debt consisted Of $6l45S i've per cent bonds. aud
slso.0OO Minneapolis and st. Louis seven per cont
guaranteed bonds. tho interest which IL the
rental paid for the section Of that road leased Tho
stock is slOoo0ooo; but of this only s5.5OooO0 has
been issued the rest being held by the company.
The net earnings for the year ending June 3O ls7s
wore $5GO.3ll.
The following today's bids for State securities
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept. 3, 1872
sS1s % siss. sGyA sso. aoo ssoss 41l7
Cotton quiet, ar miadling low .aSdas SiIi SI lie
sSss a.SHas s sss s 40 SS' ssSs & @ bales Exports
Cotton steady gisdSs; ,sss ieS %iSaaf iis:
eoastwise. 1876 Sales 100 Stock, 4s9.
NKw ORLEANS. Sept 3. 1879
Cotton quiet midd,ng' l,1e; low %ladllns lor4c:;
ssss m ,s'fIsss Is evening" sn Ss' 500 sSss
5,sJS
Flour in good dcmsnd for shipping grades ON which
miller, are generally behind in ssaers other grades gqis
n & s A. s a.. es aass,s ao Bushels n
doing a o,nos articles sa
1s SiS., s0 'is rye sss Ssr SsT rGsk aSss
New Yerk, 50 90 Railroad treiehts Wheat &c corn,
wheat 1000 ba.he.; % oj DO Railroad reeeip,s
a;ar pe'' y wnsAt ~ ~, 90 n n. =, , dS
waIar-Wheai, iei 900 bushels iS,j do. Sshen
ivoJ bts wheat 80 90 bushels; cora. 7a.1oJ do, oats,
lsluD do. rye. l.1oJ do. . -
CS very r% an and wss. II ss.ss sSps ao% s
gan 81 ,g; No. ae soe, september, ins.se uetoegr
e Sas aSSr nS%ns % Corn eascr aud ia ssr
s%. 10 sss : % Sa sss Ss, %SSd nSs ts NS
white as no. aG moe \ 80 5 %ssa shs,s 25se K Ne
eeip,srour. 400 bIls Saoat. 81 90 busheis cora,
1uD) do oats 100 do. ShipmcntsFiour, 40 bills
wheat. 1000 bushels; corn, l,UO do.
CtScISSAr. Sept. 3. 1870
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat hrmer tho close
elc v5c receipts 5000 bushcls shipments. l0UD do
Corn quiet but steady at 5ic Oats Ia good demand and
shac higher at 2Ic 2vc. Rye III good demand ode
5iiac. Barley quiet and unchanged. Pork quiet but
hrm; held ut ~ -. Lard in good demand and
shade higheri current maze, - 90. Buik
rb. - 10; ccar Sides al 80 Bacon In iair
dcmand and nrmcr shoulders, 3c clear rib o4c. clear
sides, Whiskcy Ia good demaHG at tu prices ~ ga
Batter dull fancy creamery, 2lc; choice dair, l3c
lJc primc Western Reserve, lie. 2c prime Central
ono Yc. lie sugar hrm aud unchanged Hoga steady
for good common qualities dull eouimoh - tsl IS n;
light, ~ ~ ~ ou; packing 81 81 ~ 20, butchcrs
xjvoa 81 iO few extra ~ sJ %; receipts, 1896 ship
mcnts, JuO
CHICAGO, Sept. s. 1870
Flour quiet, but steady Wheat stsung aud higher no.
Chicago spring. "a DiAc No. do. S cash, s,i'c.
s65ac october; Soenc Novenbcr, No do, SIZE;
jcvtcd Tie Corn urn aud higher at 32ac cash
and September; 53isc October. rejected, hllc.
Oats III fair demand and higher NJ 2-c cashi 22',c. a
age October; rejected l-c Sac Rye nriuer inc.
Barney hrmer i-,sc FaNsccd 81 lSla "a 2b PORK
sotlcd, but generally lowct ~ ~ cas 81 o. Septcmber
as O1ts - Octopcr, - o. all the Lard Ia
good demand and tending upward at ~ U-ta - g. cash
U7ts October; ~ 2a - ~ all the Bulk
whiskcy dull aud iowcr ~ 20 Eggs, iOisc u 5sc.
frctghts TO BufaO--torn ti,c. wheat, ,c. kccoipt8
Flour bus wheat. 2D,,ip bushuss cora A-2
do. cat u3UDJ do. 1900 uo. barley.
Shipments-Four, U.tU bbis wheat. fSjOlu bu shells,
S,,HD do. oats 900 ~ do pHrUy, 3Ab do At the
w heat tfnIcr aud 'c hghcr Corn stoady Rnl
changed. Oats hrm aud unchanged Pork aeIns. arm
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
American standard OF classification. aud cotton IN
storo running quality than halt grade above

-Stained-Good ordinary lOsc. strict COED ordinary,
delivery the sales were follows :septenber 100
bales u, l2oSe, 800 a. l2oic 400 a. i201c 100 -
200 at " 1s 100 4, geo a 10 'e i, @ ~
l092c 800 10 s9c 2OQnat looOc 400 At 10 ssc 100
i092c 500 ioDic November lD at io52c. 100 at
lu5oc. February 2oo io6ac; March, 300 at 10 73c
5 YS .s. s ose Hs's dsy 5 az Y IS two + a.
at ialoc. 500 at l2c., 100 at ~ lac, i at i2l5c
200 at Y lie 4oo at T. ise 900 at y 3 aoe $40 At
100 at i22sc. 100 al iaa7c at ajc., At
iasse 200 i: iec i,6ao lai,e, 100 y ~ l7e 900
100 at i2ise. hoo ut ~ sc 500 at ~ zoe Sn ut
l2.l3c; October, 800 at 10 sso $40 at losIc 40 at
O93c., 400 loo5c. 600 at lgaic. 100 ut loDc
SOD at io.o7c, LOO at lossc. 4oD at 1896 500 at
,Ss9 800 20, a. lSss lSs 100 900 At @ Ss 200 a. a.
l0.s5c 500 ut I0y3c 500 at looic 300 at ln02c.;
November, 800 at io47c 100 At ioisc 100 at TO- ,oc
Io5ic 300 lo5oc. POD at olic. TOO at 5sc 800
1o55o; December, 9o at io4ac 400 at lo4ac.. 40
at 10 46c.. 300 OI7c January. 100 at louc 200 at
10 oc 100 at io49c., 800 at loS2c 2D at ioolc Feb
500 At o72c 100 az lo76c 200 ut H. 7sc; April a0o
los6c. Total, $500 bales; grand total. 774oos
The receipts OF the ports were as
Charleston 1872; Wilmington 8; Norfolk, D. Boston,
81 Total 1891 bales This day last week 63 This day
last year 41S9 Total since September l. 6729 bales
Cotton freghts closed Us foows:-ro Liverpool, steam
3.i6d ild sail I'D To Hayre. steam, .sc: com.
sail s.i6c TO Hamburg, steam o. iGc comprsssed sail,
Rc
FLOUR GRAlS-Receipts l5eol obls. wheat,
do; barley, $50 do. barley malt. s.73i do Flour
straight ut s. Other kinds are in moderate inquiry
and steady. The salos including State. Western and
Rye Hour ruled steady With sales oi $50 bbs Corn meal
ruled hrm and 100 bbls and $50 bags sold at full prices
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSnos. sept. 3. ls7a
snra%sa Of prodEeson has length told aetG@ s The
s:d ''a seea. TA suitable a ''fS for fs
demand from tho East has also Increased, and
delivery The home trade however owing TO bad harvest
Of business and in this department.
are sI Sarae9sd with Considerable stocks During shs
recent the consumption was probably rsdnesa
70 ioo bales and Il may now he about 4aop1 bales;
cheek the tendency 80 increased consumption. I'M
ss' s Mnnehss,aS ooSsd By eorespondns "avanss
tons at present Tho scarcity OF American is snch that
ssrplions pateuiary some sner qualities of saras Of
is also eseeptona sodd as also that of sssnas
sss lSspr ni Of the ate ON The s nearly the wa%s
exhaustion OF supplies as here The Continent viii thus
ports aud possible that the scarcity will be great
ssss lSsr IA spo nrc Of & s i0 "e'
COMMERCIAL.
LivrRrooL, sept 3-5P.M
coton-rhe sales OF tho day included 655 bales
Futures Grmcr: buyers the last quotations. mp
lands low mddng elagss septsmner deliSery ll-lcd
produce-sprits of petroleum. I'd per gallon.
Produce -caIcutts linseed ols Cd l3s. per quarter
Refined petroleum. 6ad per gallon Spirits OF turpcntns
2os 9d. per c"t -,
Pork-Prime ness Eastern. steady at as do. Western
dull at 47s Bacon Cumberland cut dull at 25 Cd. short
at a6s I'd Hams-Long dull sss. shoulders dull II
s s M pss %ess % IN the s S
dull e. @ aa aa m sa' dull s
at Is; fine. irmer. az lis. I'D, chssse-Ameri-
can choice, steady at 29s. Lard oil steady ut 3?s
Flnur-Extra hrner 23s I'd. Wheat-Spring No.
B. dull at 3D. for southern spring. No dull at ga sd:
Western winter steady al S. Id southern win
TOR teady 9s Corn-Mxed, stoady ut As I'd Cotton
seed oil-Ycow American steady at 29s. Rosin--Com-
mon. London dull at As Sd. Turpentinc-Spirits at
London, steady st 2ls.
ANTWERP. Sept. 3. 1870
American lard closed ut TOT 25c. per 100 kilos.
BREMEN. Sept 3, 1870.
Petroleum. q marks 10 pfenngs.
BUSINESS FAILURE.
BsRLIS. Sept. 3. 1879
The National Zhay announces the suspension of the
firm of euner Althuser Co.. of Dortmund 1t that
the soppage of other nightly respected firms In Vest
phalia Is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RlyEE sept 3 1879.
The printing cloth market has ruled aaiei pat very
strong AZ previous quotations
The New York herald., 1879-09-04
COPARTNERsIlIPs.

MANCHESTER, AUGUST Is ls7D-oUR FRIEND
MINT J. 7. Hanemann retiring from our American
branch houses the hrm of knoop. Hanemann Co., 10
New York. Charleston Savannah. Mobile and New Or
leans expires on the LIST of September next
The business OF said branch houses will be carrio0
under the firm name of Knoop, frerichs 4 Co., Mr..
Adoph Frerchs continuing partner therein
Powers OF attorney have been given to Mossrs. =.
Meissner, W. Borncnann. j. Rauers j. Weber and h.
Woeste.
The New York herald., 1879-09-04

WORM AGENtN.
VA we'll introduced agent in Holland. OF extern
honr wishes 10 form connection with an
American house for the salc of &c articles ho ~
thoroughly acquainted with Letters to e. No l.s2,
OF b. ooyer. stationcr and music seller Haarlem HoI
land
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