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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

LONDON sept. 16-1230 n. MI : bonds four and hall
per cents 1874 four cents ll5s Ere 4Of 90 zee
Central 1852; PennsNlF
fra 81 Reading 49, New York Central ia = cx d.v
InNpoS sent I6-3 d. m-The bullion IN the Bank OF Eng
land has 247 900 during The past week Inc pro
of England 10 haDlJty Whlch
go va Ill, ner cent 80 Limos Central
1863. eading Paris adviceS quote uHee per cent
rcntes al 20 francs exnterts for The account
LONDON. l63:3u D. in.-C = bonns Iour per ceE
NewJers-Y Central consoi- l. OK coupoI
m railway 4Oa Pans advices quote three per cent
renies ~ - rancs 80 confines for the account .
l61he amount of bulon gone INTO the Bahk
NJ England on balance today L. bonds four and
ha nrr cent 3s. per ll2st Illinois Central
~. f,eadpp II y: New York Central. ia 3
PARIS sept 10 Exchange on London. 20 francs 50 cen
times for cheeks .-.. -, NJ. -,
PARIS sept l6-The weekly statement OF the Bank o.
ahos decrease III $4,000 francs gold
and an in crease Of 337. 900 francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
cotton NanSm1,-nY rELggaApa.

,rvzrro,, Sent, fs-12:3o D. r-Cotfon-There is a good
5s%anf T9sn Tes Md fpp@ oa AZ ass oo
nclmLr 2G0O bales Tor specnstIon and EXPORT He.
d pamis Low Mddlme clause, September delivery 9a
5oyemner aeysy is "a 80 also Go 81 Do Decsm
nor ann Tauar- deivery 61b,,f oa, also Sis1aG do.
JlnuIry Fe del yefy ID also 6iasa 40 FOf
e,y 81: DO April Nav delivery. o'sads do, and
n eyery faaSG DaIsg 3adng uoand.
7ae Kidding orieans 7Ssd; Low Ass Span nd
LvERpoOi- 1913 Cotton tuiares-I pands.
DO November and December delivery. 81 DO December
'is J "a Sa S SSs any Nav y e INV 5si
IvGRFooL sept 10 430 Cotion-The saie ~ me , Gay
eans september ana etoos de VERY eI ossa
LIVERPOOL sept l6-o'Io D. m-OoV'on-f u'uie' ''''e"
Ag,s1. sent le-coton Sc dy 1oasc. Low
MiddIRg ic4c Good Ordinary 5Fc.; net receipts l'''@
0I s,trsoss sept i5cotton arm '.c. Low
I n & ynorts coast wi .e so bales sales SO oales:
spinner. 10 bales stock li1Y 6ae@ ,,,,,,, ,o rov
s@sfoS 7ept Good Srdinary Ioe Isf recents 40
0alcs Great brtta bales sSok . so4 phs
's d 'T I%oI synarrs ro e,Ieat Britain 453I bales
"a , f i Sf sept drm NedIius, II Sc Low
l17c Good Ordinary sie pet receipt, la Daes'
shipments. - bales sales Done stock ui1 oaes- 1ozv
MiddIRr &C.. Good Oriiaary. I0c. recepIs $3.50
gross 3557 bales exports co-st"iSe' -0io "a''S
I.oI1sviLE. -ept ls-Cottou nrm; Kidding, I1gi "a
ceIpl bales shipments none; sales 30 oaIes Stock
1856 bales. ,,, -, ..,,, 49,,
Xosr sept lG-COtton firm; Mldiin2. II s1l -tr Low
viIt1un iOa N lO7sc GOou net receipts
.. bales exports cOaswtse, ls2 bales sales, 90 Dalesi
srnsx JOFl ...,. 80.
NEw-OgLsASs. sept l6-Corou strong Middhng IL o.c'
Top Nindnng &C. Oef ORDINARY. tVi2c. net rertpis
l. 81 gross. l9t4 Jaies sales lJOO bates stoc~ 90
1Ol bales 49,, -
CENTS gOIl bO9 Oaie3. sles 4Oi
bales slocS. 6.n6+ Dalrs -,
PfutADELPH sept. 10 'Ottot firm 'iidding lzr Low
Mindhng. IL se. Good ordinary IO'-c net reclp's -
bales gross %4 oaes' Bales 4J4 Daies spihAes' -
.Av,yyAH sept l6-Coon firm ,I.GdIine Low Md
ding GOod ordinary, nc. mel receipts - oIos.
exuOs 2,lJi Des sales, J.uOO 1ies lAst even
me l. OOU aales STOCK. 81, - bales.
r. LuCIs,ept l6CUrtor steady; MfdliHg r.. Low Nc
ting f0s. -Si receipts 80 bates snip
rneufs 53 naie. sales 33j bales 6.2tt bales.
WuNsGTDN. -cpC l6.-COlrOr urn; Mia ling lle- 10"
Yiahne OF. nary none; mes receipts 1o Daes
3.O52 bales .------------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
HAVANA MARKETS

HAVANA lesgan,shs go s S.r, Sad p1sn@
armer United states 90 aAys nuaan 1919 prr
n sbort sight 0n3ia premium on Lhu.' ~, r.
90, ON PARIS 4iqfi'1 preminm snsss we-A pnes
nnhh y" "a mammal NOS 10 10 ~ u ~ . ga
as Ger arrobe m gold Nos ID 70 ~ - VI .om a
.- N,assss ~ugxr Sos Ito ~ 30 A.
rmone Fair 7sa7's reals Centrifugal 10 poA1@"' "
Soxex and sA2u3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

- ,,,,,x, Ma. sent f5-rbe Printing Cloth aisraeII
FALL . scva in demand moderate snies auh
~ -, nso.. very stssdy . previous hRnres-
q'''-- s.r, q fupenf1ne nrp ~ 900
VI aym NJ II III ssrsiped sud u - ~ s - vs
Tar arm al 81 90 Crude Tnrpe1uho nt" ~ - ~
III T.. s n yfrr1n Com xneh3nes6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
The following were the quotations for securities

The Sub-Treasurv today lost 81 .649. 701 on bal
ancp made up by lOssesi OF $144,312 currency and
81 .5O53s9 coin This makes the total loss since
last FRIDAY $21O.S90. There Is no change ~
the monetary situation, loanable funds on call
beng in abundant supply a. 2l2G3 per cent, and
time loans ruling at about per cent. The domes-
tic exchanges however are all against New YORK
Ar savannah. 81 TO 1s discount Charleston, L dis
count 10 par: New-Orieans. 50 80 discount to par;
st. Louis ! % discount; Chicago, 70 cents dis
count Boston, 40 cents discount. The United
$4,000 In National bai k notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $4,000. aud the inter-
nal revenue receipts were 1910 900 The following
Is the Clearing House statement to-day Exchanges,
S1164JSIS6: balances. ~. 937 ,677. The trans
acfions ut the Sub-Ireasurv covered: Receipts,
Il .061 .036: payments. S2.71O,729; currency Dai-
snce 81 453 6e-4. coin balance ISL. 54S $50.
The foreign exchanges are dull bur iiru on the
basis of the following quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

The dealings in State bonds We're small, ircuding
District Of Columbia funded IS at 1869, Nircinia
g. deferred at 10 and Arkansas Is 10 Pine Bluff
and New-Orleans Railroad at So Annexed are the
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1880

serve Extra. 2cd2lc observation-disclosures gle western
2Dr. Chees8-New. York Fu Gram. l3-c western ~ WI
Cream l3c; do Fair ~ GOOD ai2e; do. Hall -kims
IOa lO1c. coffee hrulV Fair RIO. lFc -uytr-
se115Gc RehDed ,n9tfs
1876 aud PJwa red lN'iei 1r.l"F
7c Moult iOitc. -fani ri a." lOlsc. reel
Bran sf6dsf. l5 PrtrOeum- ehned in bDls.. &c pin
cases. at l2sic asked. Viii key-Wesi' m. u TO- snip
!prnts- Wheat. 10 $40 bush. Corn. ~. $50 bush.
ST. iOUE. sept. iS-FiouT md rghcr the euaud
the supply Donblo Extra - Dot
- 20 Treble do. ~ l0aft q Family "a i9drt ~
Choice A. 70at5 $j. WheaI op.ned over Dut
1ft.rEard advanced No Red Fail. ~ N02ascl cash
81 fadg2stc sentenber % is003c October yss9H9 &c
.1vemner cifsei 9f'ac. November. .ne. D-cemD-r
g2i-a 2 &C. al year No. do. -6l@a ssc No = no.
s35sN9tJc Corn lower 20 clsh So d3'ec SepemneI
3-a.c October. 3ah,. 81 al the year OAs
over az ~. zac Zsc. cash Zse az me year
rye Il onrer 81 ~ Barley steady Prime fancv
7Ga9Oe WhIskey -teady sII3 Pork dul jo1Dna
SIS 10 I..rd amt Blu Meats stta
aud UNCHANGED oui shoulders toaSB ~ lear
Rim 40 rs Cleag - 40 81 ~ 10. keceiD s-r"ur
900 bbls; Wheat 5000 hush 900 BUSH Osts
u O0D bush: Rye. BUSH Barley, 32O BUSH sap
ue1rs Flour bbs; Wheat. l29.OJO busLi Corn.
1000 bush; 2U.0OU bush. Barley. none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vessels 1nf Riil-,Its
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHES-Quiet and unchanged
COTTON-Spor let higher but quiet at the advance
sales bales for spinning delivered contract 900
Receipts ports today. 10 lsl baics against
II bales day last and f0l esies st year
s1nce september I bales against 1882 bales on de-
livery the period last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WESTERN UNION PROXlES.-We will pay Il
ner cent for proxies on Western Union Telegraph
WM HEATH Il Co, 10 Broad St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
u,HE RROADWAY UNDERGROUND COX

THE BROADWAY UNDERGROUND CON
4 Meeting RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice 10 he said CODpanv-A meeting OF
stockholders of company will be held nc the office Of
aessrs -ewel Pisrce Z03 Broadway Evening Post
BudnzD OF NewYOrS, on NrU RDAf the I'D
fay OF October d. 1880 at II O'Clock for the purpose
of proposed articles OF cOnsoda
ton company and the ork underground
Railway Company Chapter ga OF the Laws OF
Dated New- York September g. 1880
JAMES +. RUGGLES, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
Financial.

ALL CHECKS, DRAFTS &c, on Ma
4 TIONAL SAFETY PAPER aIe proof against a. era
tons. CAAPBil'i- II ALL x ". -,c"-tOlh.
4 LII VINO are mrereSre IN rfirOat business
a ana mileage statistics should aet THE lkIBU l. ALI
2ANAC ior 1850 now relii, ptee - cents Dg mai
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS VIII want TO
50 rt The Irulne Almanac for 1880; gives ne nS Tres
Uniie states and EXpeu r@ slacs $50 fii1e
~ cents. by uai.
0INCINNATT Indianapolis, St Louis aud
: chicago shares wanted by CHARLES H. BOOTH,
Room = Drrycl Bu ll-n- NeN-loiA.
GAS STOCKS & CRY K. d. stocks and Bonds
II boughi = -o.f. t.EAENII I.2l kxcn-Ae-.2tI-e
GAS STOCKS.
AZ New York Brooklyn Gas stocks. an also Nnds
OF grpOnlvu Investment seeurues dea "a pg
" GEORGE VI. PRENTioS,
20 BROAD--l.. AND - EACH4S lt-Pl-AoE.
GEO. *. SI-TAkE'S SONS,
u BANKERS.
i NA%-A U--l, Y. =.
offer for sale a choice cry ami Railroad Bonds
fan description Of when may be- hat uDo Application AZ tAe
office
DORCHESTER AND STATE LINE Bon DS.
ia HOLDER. OF IL FIRST MORTGAGE Boa D
al fne Ilcuesier STAKE Line Railway Company by cng
uron al addressing WATSON H. BROWN x BROIHEHi
G ine..i IOlk, wu copies OK tAe proposed
Man of reorganization of the con panY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

There were no transactions ~ CITY BANK stocks
The following were the bidding and asking prices
of the trst call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
TIE WV YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.,
-ECGEIARIs y FlCE No. I BrOadway
y n O.
NOTICE IS hereby gIv,n that SPECIAL

NOTICE is hereby CIV that SPEClAL
y MEETING o. the stockholders nf the NEW YORK
ELEVA I'D RAILROAD COAPANH WI be held at t.e
Compauc. Office 30. Broad New YORK CITY. On ~at-
rlav The -5-h september, noon, for the
pose effect the decision OF iessr "nh A.
stewart H. g. Henry r. Spaulding. arOra;Jrs.
between COMPANY auG n Metropolitan Elevated ka
Tov Comparv rendered ljn instant taking sueh
1er respect o. the relations ~ this company
with he Metropolitan elevated Aa"dy COMPANY an tIe
N1nhafran SnOdcrs OF the
New. YORK Elevated Railroad Company NAV seem best
J. A o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17
OFFICE OF rIiE CENTRAL PARK. NORTH AND }

lnthave sd j4tnst-., NEW ORK sept IA. lssO.)
EHE ANNUAL NEE IING OF the stOckhOid-
panv on ~ LsDAY the l9th day OCTOBER $780, at u
O'Clock m. 49, ,.o .-,- -, - - - an
friday tle September. ana ned the MORN
ing a October 20, 1880 .....,.,- 80
ITO THE BONDHOLDERS of the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-NOTICb Is
HEREBY GIVEN that the TRUSTEES for the Auftgage
Bondhoaers the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
pan have taken proceedings 10 trecoae the mortgage
An agreement the property for tho bOndhoiers and
apun a trustee that purpose has signed by large
majority or the bOndhOders
Those who have ct signed the agreement can 90 80 D
appy ius al the office Of III E UNION TRUST COMPANY
of SEW YORK. No. rs Broadway. New- York CITY.
their bonds with trust
TO bs Used BY trustee in the purchase Of tbs
property company conformity TO The above
named Agreement Deposit Receipts Transferable
nv indo signed Dy sad Trust company.
Deposors dor convenience OF the trust
Compapv 10 examination, &C, AMI re-
ceye their Ger TIL Gates the following day.
'e-'" W e. +. BISHOP,
r. NJ BASsETr.
Trustees OF Mortgage OF Ctah Western Railway Co
NnRN. lnIE y. A. D.. lsnu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

The following were the receipts aud shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-17

4 YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires n hons
"A strictly private family OF Christian character aud
refinement b.iween ATTN and 5otss Ath and dih sveA
Address - HOME COAFoRIS.' Tribune Uptown once.
LBS Broadway
WANTED.-Bya young gentleman, foreigner
w sed board IN strictly private Ameriean family
SIS month references exchanged Address T. l.,
Tribune ONCE.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
A Norr romnlo nt mosco1v.

Next August, at the celebration Of
the Fifth anniversary of the Emperor's
coronation, the new Temple Of Our
Savior at Moscow, will probably be
dedicated. 1t was begun in 1888 as a
commemoratiOn of the expulsion of the
French from Moscow. Nearly 1000
laborers were employed in digging the
ground for the foundations, but after a
while the work ceased. Then it was
resumed again, and at intervals it has
since gone on with greater or less
rapidity. The architecture of the build
ing is Russo Byzantine. 1t is sur
mounted by five cupolas, one at each
corner, and a larger one, or dome in the
center. The roof and the frame work
of the cuOolas weigh 1900 tons, and the
gliding on the latter has already con-
sumed, it is said more than half ton Of
gold leaf Above the center cupulo is a
massive bronze cross, which can be seen
from every part of Moscow. ThebrOnze
frames of the windows, each nine yards
high, weigh nearly three tons, and the
hinges of the bronze doors have to sup
port five and a quarter tons of metal.
Inside the walls are gorgeOusly decor
ated in the usual style of Russian
churches, and contain a number of jas
per pillars, each of which cost upward
of $4,000. The total cost Of the struc-
ture is estimated to exceed $13, 900, 900.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01

ties, which at once secures for him the
favorable consideration of new as well
as old acquaintances. Should he be
the nominee of the Republican State
Convention his vote in his portion Of
the State would not be limited merely
to the full vote of the Republicans.
The readers of the HERALD may wish
Ito know what amount Of fees have been
baid to the county officers Of Fayette
county for the year 1879, and / find, on
looking over the State Auditors an
nual report for 1870, that the following
amounts have been paid each of the
county officers of our county: 10 the
County Auditor-Total for the year,
$2,4l5.53; for clerk hire, $425; net,
81 ,00e.53. Treasurer-Total for the
year, $2,519.64; clerk hire, $500; net,
81, ,919.64. County Clerk-Total for the
year, $2,376.1o; clerk hire, 5000; net,
81, ,776.10. SherifF-Total fees for the
year, So, ,232.39; for deputy, $3.50; net,
So, 1892. 80. Recorder-TOtal for the year,
81 ,05S.08; paid deputy, $370.89; net,
$66l 90. Probate Judge-TOtal for the
year, $l,762.3O; clerk hire, $40; net,
81 ,G22.3O. Prosecuting Attorney, 1920.
County Commissioners-R. S. Suther-
land, $1570O; W. J. HOrney, $188.4o;
j. Mahan, $144.20. W. M.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
munting i'm spain.

A Spanish country gentleman does
not, as an English squire, shoulder his
gun, whistle his dog, take lad to carry
his game, and trudge off for an after
noon's sport. 1t would be unsafe In
this country, for the sportsman could
get no bag in the open field; he must
HE to the fields far away, and, if
known to be rich, he might be "se-
duestrated, )" as it is called; that is, ta-
ken prisoner, by some wild hill gang,
and ransom be demanded for his re-
lease. In common justice, however,
let me say that, after wandering over
the widest and worst parts of Spain on
foot alone, have never yet been mo-
Tested. Your space would not allow
me to dwell here upon game laws, pre-
served lands, and the like, in Spain;
suffice it is to say that, as rule, the
greater part of the country in unpre'
served, and the genus pOacher does not
exhist-I mean, poacher legitimate.
Here is a summary Of the game laws of
Spain: J.. Landowners may shoot
over their own land all the year round.
2. Shooters over public grounds must
not shoot in the close season. 3. The
close season is from April l to Sep. in
northern, and from March l to Sep,l
in southern Spain. 4. No guns may
be fired in shOwery or misty weather.
3. Angling is not allowed all the year
round, but net-fshing is forbidded to
all from March toJuly 3d. 8. DeCOy
birds and nets for birds are only al
lowable for flights Of quails or stock
doves.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
Mysteries OF a Lump Of COal.

Fer years no one had supposed that
lump of soft coal, dug from its mine
or bed in the earth, possessed any other
purpose than that Of fuel. 1t was next
found that it would afford gas which
was combustible. Chemical analysis
proved it to be made of hydrogen. In
process of time mechanical and chemi-
cal ingenuity devised a mode of manu-
featuring this gas, and applying it to
the lighting Of buildings on q large
scale. In doing this, ether products
of distillatiOn were developed, until
step by step the following ingredients
are extracted from it, An excellent
oil to supply lighthouses, equal to the
best sperm oil, at lower cost. BenZole
-alight soft ethereal fluid, which evap-
crates easily, and, combined with va
por or moist air, is used for the purpose
of portable gas lamps, so called. Naph-
tha-a heavy fluid, useful to dissolve
gutta percha and India rubber; and eX-
cellent oil for lubricating purposes.
Asphaltum-which is black, solid
substance, used in making varnishes,
covering over vaults. Paratfine-a
white wax, which can be made into
beautiful wax candles; it melts at a
temperature of 110 degrees, and affords
an excellent light. All these substan-
ces are now made from soft coal.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
Helpless Luxury at the National
Capital

The Washington correspondent Of
the Albany Journal write: '"The dainti-
ness Of the sheltered lives of beautiful
women reveals itself in every sumptu-
GUS detail. The nOnchalant air with
which my lady stands to be disrobed by
the maid who has come with her in the
carriage reveals a life Of helpless lux
ury. Others, a little less dependent,
submit themselves to the deft fingers of
any Of the three or four colored firing
women provided by the household
where the party is given. At the de-
lightful soiree and lance given last
week by Representative and Mrs. New
berry, Of Detroit, who live in the stately
old mansion on Lafayette Square,
known as the Marcy Place, Mrs. New
berry's French maid was a joy and q
comfort to the lady guests. Such mod
est, skilled fingers never before took
hold of refractory laCes for me and
gave to every fold q touch of bright
perfection. At recent party attend
ed lady was assisted up to one Of the
dressing rooms during the evening in
nearly faintiDg condition, and as her
form, no longer young nor fair, was
laid upon the bed Of state, | saw such
dainty maryels Of white slippers and
delicately-tinted silken stockings and
Valenciennes-b -bordered skirts of finest
cambrlc,. THAT she might have been a
bride decked for the altar, or an infant
for its christening, How refined and
extravagent we have grown since the
days Of our New England mothers,
who were staid and matronly in gar
ments of irreproachable whiteness, but
of Quaker-like plalnness of hem. |
looked around upon q little group of
fair ones standing near, with equal
elegance Of finish, to catch the drift Of
their conversation, if perchance 1t
might match their toilettes in daintl-
ness, and they were telling each other
engagedly how many bad colds they
had respectively had within the past
six months! That's the weak point
with too many of the society ladies one
meets--their talk is hopelessly common
place. The expensiVely mounted cas-
ket contains an inferior gem, or only q
bit of tawdry oOlOred glass. When an
exception looms up over the dead and
arid level of good society," how one
halls 1t with delight"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01

NV IWNNf NIWIUTT 30
BEEF CATTLE.-Receipts to-day, 1850 head,
making the total receipts for the week, 1850
q fair trade and early clearance. Poor to good
steers TA(19%c. per b.; prime to extra steers,
l0lGl0%c.; fancy and premium steers, ll@ll&c.
AT the outside l2c. was paid for Missouri steers
averaging l,Sl0 lbs. shipments for week, l,l50
head Of live cattle, 1850 quarters Of beef, 1925
oarcasses Of mutton. and 275 head Of dressed
hogs FrOn to-day's fresh arrivals 1880 head
fat steers received transportation.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.- Receipts for to-day, 1900
head, making the total receipts fort he week 2b,-
900 head. There was q trmer feeling and q
fraction Of an advance from the low market Of
last Saturday. Sales Of sheep ranged from SO 90
TO 2 90 per 100 lbs; yearling lambs 81 O99S 90,
and spring lambs, 81 0006 90 per head.
HOGs-Receipts for to-day, l2,l00 head, max
ing total receipts for the week 81, 900 head. The
demand for live hogs was very light atA 1904 s.
per 100 lbs.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
The AndsrronrIlls Of ro.nar

The AndersOnville graveyard, as de-
scribed by a recent visitor, Is an unfre-
quented spot, except for travellers from
the North, among whom are many war
veterans who were prisoners In the
stOckade. There are 1875 graves, Of
which about 1000 are marked 50 I'm
known" There is a surrounding wall
Of solid brick, and the place is kept
neat by resident superintendent un-
der government pay, Part of the
stoekade Is still standing, but nothing
remains of the prison, and the site is
covered by bushes. There is no trace
Of the famous brook, nor any marks Of
the wells dug by the prisoners.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1880-04-01
NOTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

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