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The Iola register., 1880-11-12
A Non.P0lltlcal Speech.

A DETRorrER who was travelling in
Isabella County on business last week
was approached by the leading citizens
of small village and asked to make q
speech in front of the hotel in the even
ing. When he asked what sort of q
speech they wanted the spokesman re-
piled:
"Well, we are sort O. split up here.
We've got some Democrats, some Re-
publicans. few Greenbackers, one or
two Communists, and about q dozen
men who don't hang to any party nor
believe in God. We'd like a neutral
speech. Don't hit anybody, but make
all feel good. We are going to make
up shake purse to buy candles and
hire music, and all must be treated
alike"
The Detroiter thought the matter
over and concluded to oblige. When
evening came he was the hero of the
hour. There was quite q respectable
gathering, general good feeling, and he
was introduced with q grand hurrah. It
was impossible to make q political
speech under the restrictions imposed,
and he therefore hoped to get away
with them on oratory. When all was
ready he began:
GAS great and grand as is our coun-
try-as rapid as has been its increase
as amazing as have been its inventions
we may look to the future for greater
results"
This was considered pretty good, and
he was given three cheers and tiger.
Feeling enthused. he went on:
Fires may rage-foods may come
famine may cast its black shadow
over the land-war may sound its loud
wall. but nothing"
Here there we're yells, whoops, cat
calls, Kisses and boots. and the crowd
melted away like frosted cake at q pic
mic. The Detroiter was thunder struck.
One man was still left, and to him he
appealed for the excuse for such singu-
lar conduct.
"Well. you see, the boys have been
caught on that once or twice and it has
become old"
"Caught! Old! What do you meanP''
"Why, they knew you were going to
finish with but nothing will ever be
invented which will knock q cold as
quick as DR.. Kyan's cough sirup.' We
are up in.the woods here, but the bows
tumble to racket almost by telegraph"
Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register., 1880-11-12

which he has the privilege of doing,
Major General Schoield will be transferred
to Chicago. The same paper also prints
speculatious ut headquarters as to Gar
fields Cabinet, IS follows: Postmaster
General, Thos. C. Plat, on account of Coak-
ling; the Treasury to remain where it is;
James F. Wilson, Iowa, Attorney General; ;
General Logan, Secretary Of the Interior. It
is further reported as among the probabili-
ties that Gen. Grant will succeed Logan in
the Senate for his unexpired term, and at
the expiration of Senator Davis's term L0.
gan will succeed him.
ESTIMATES on the relative strength of
parties in the incoming House Of Represent
atives were still widely at variance on the
4th, q number of districts being so close as
to require the official canvass to determine
the result. The New York Times figures
out $50 Republicans to $50 Democrats and
Greenbaokers. The Democrats claim a
better showing, however, than is here given
them, but admit that the Republicans will
have small majority. Should the Repub-
licans retain the Senatorships in Nevada and
California, the Senate will be tied and the
Vice-Prestdent will have the casting vote.
GEN. SHERMAN denies the report that
he will ask to be put on the retired list, and
Secretary Sherman says he will not remain
in the new Cabinet, but will make canvass
in Ohio to succeed Garfield in the Senate.
THE Tammany Hall Committee have
country, charging that the result Of the
Presidential election was ''due to fraud, in
timidatioD, and the use Of enormous sums
Of money by the Republicans"
MISCELLANEOUS.
A RECENT London dispatch says:
The Agrarian troubles in Ireland are assum.
ing more serious aspect every day. In
Dublin the excitement among the Parnellites
and other disaffected Irish over the prose-
cution for conspiracy Of some of the leading
Such extreme precautions are being taken
to keep the nature Of the informations secret
that the clerk who is copying them is kept
under strict surveillance. The Land
Leaguers think there will be bad work as
soon as the arrests are made.
THE steamer Robert Mitchell, en-
route from Cairo to New Orleans, was
snagged and sunk on the Sd about 60 miles
below Memphis. Her cargo consisted of $50
tons of grain and 625 bales of cotton. She
lies in nine feet of water. On the following
day the Memphis and Arkansas River pack
ct, Ouachita Belle, met with similar disas-
ter and sunk within 200 yards of the Mitch
ell. She had . good list of freight. She
is likely to prove total loss.
A BERLIN dispatch of the 4th says,
in accordance with the new Socialist law,
eighty citizens of Hamburg have been
elected from that city; also twenty families
from Altoona. Many families have received
notice to quit different towns in Schleswig-
Holstein.
The new Oklahoma invasion it is
said will be participated in by about 5000
persons. They expect to be able to stake
off their claims before they are interrupted,
and then if they are driven off by the Gov
ernment, they will claim pre-emption of
the land as soon as it is opened up for set
tlement
The Iola register., 1880-11-12

1t Travelled fast; it's here 1t last
The dreaded epzoOty;
NY nose. OF course. is getting worse.
And gone e all my beauty;
Ny style ts ded, my swelling head
Each day Is getting larger:
HerOdias, sure, could not endure
Such head upon a charger.
st. LOuts Chyonfcl
The Iola register., 1880-11-12
NEWS AND NOTES.

4 Summary Of Important Events.
The Iola register., 1880-11-12

publication OF the alleged .M0rey
letter, was as follows: s. L. Morey, of Law
renee, Mass, testified that Henry L. Morey
was his uncle and that he met him in Lynn
in February or March, 1879; identified
the signature of 81. L. Morey on the
register Of the Kirkland House, Lynn,
under date Of February %, 1879, and
also under date Of October II, 1879, as that
of his uncle. g. B. Adams, Postmaster at
Lynn, testified that he never heard of q per-
son there named II. L. Morey; there was no
such name in the City Directory, and dill
gent inquiry failed to discover any person
who had ever known q man there of that
name. Abram 8. Hewitt testified that he
was well acquainted with James A.
Garfield, and that the Morey letter
was, in his opinion, in his handwriting;
the envelope, however, after examination,
he did not think was In his handwriting.
Kenward Philip, the accused, swore point
blank that he did not write the letter in
question; never saw it before the day upon
which the fac simile was published. The
examination was adjourned until Thursday,
Nov. 4.
A New YORK special to the Chicago
Tribune gives the following as current per-
sonal and political rumors: That Gen. Sher.
man will 60 on the retired list according to
his own wish after his forthcoming annual
report; that Gen. Sheridan will go to Wash
ington as Commander of the Army,
and that Gen. Hancock will be transferred
to Chicago. Should Gen. Hancock decline,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
EEROPEAN NAI,k t.TS

Liv.grooi, Dec. Sl.-rork-rIlne ness Eastern dull
M o.: Nrsf-rn 6nl. at 6y Ilcon-CumboTl.nd Cut.
steady al ss,bi: short Rn steady at 80: Long Clear,
dull ii 81 Gl Clear duh VI 81. Hams-ons Cut,
steady 80 shoulders siray at 20 Cd BerInoia Mos. dul
a So: Extra Mesa dull ut lO2 Prime Moss. dull al
81. Lard-Pnne Western dull at ~. Talow-prime City.
steady at 373h. Turpenuns Spirits nImcr q! 81 Rosn
American chmce stoahy stsC5 LArl on. steady At 40
drii a, 10 ID: spring SO. = dnll at lclId. New
Western Winter dull ~ 1> New southern Winter. dull
81 Corn MIXED. stead, st5asd Colon,ced Oh fsl
IN market. NU-n-tOmn NJ London.
dull vi s.. Turp-ntine Spirits at London. steady at ~
Siocks-whea 2,j0O.0 cental Corn 10000 centais
Flour 90 $50 bbls, and 10000 sacks.
iIyYRPrOI. Dec 3I1230 Bacon ~ Cd for
Innr Clear MIddies and SS I'd for short Clear Mhdr
LivgHOor- Dec. 3i p. m-Cbeese. s8 pcr cwt ftr tho
best grades OF American.
iOxDoA Dcc. 3i& pun. Refined Petroleum. 6'.a0td per
pai Linseed on 2ZS rer ton.
IoNpoS Dec 8l-8 m.-Bshpsn Petrrsnm. ~ per gal
Dec. 2l.-Petroieum. lOS francs Tor nnc pao
BsyNgN Dec. 3I.-Pstroeum. 7 marks 40 pfsnDis.
BRAZIL COffEk MARKET.
RIO JASEfRo Dec. 30 -Conee-Market vsry animated !:
prices Advancing KiS Good FTsis IOWA 100 10
iiios ExchoHge on London. 23'<d 4
v. Coffee Market animated: prices nrua:
~ - D4ktod vGO0aO."OO r"is per 10 kiloaxjstns
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

ne uasn el.1siSwA6 segr HFssl sDs y ~ NJ tese
rs sutir 2.sse = 81 IA - Z ,s:sS T.. s a.
ID:
iseviag 9 saSsss 90 q ISs 1000 fro hn pSst ar
-: ssas "a 81 sss :.ss sss,se ss
" .ss e seis ss e s e :es ar. 3
ss s IA &; IS i ps:s: e:
4. ": :ss! ws: ss r..
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S,ns;:i = che i;,sn@
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's ;7,. :ss d sy n;yst iss5 ys G:ss:
TX s 3: .,. ~ sssssss9 e.: :s:s ss:sp ~ ~
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.siISas s!s:ssS sssi ssSn =. ;S. s.:tst
rs Tsss deny s. Il Tssss sss
% .s ne E e. s' s ae
ss s 4 NJ ss. P: s :: i Sa y :
Interest ys: .!ss1s,
been received from u. H.nn6sl Se.a q Aannoal No
So;ns ioS!csse: 3: MsSnss; %S;Sss q:
Ing any oSs year history ssas BY aso hss6
snce shows a. increase u the Scms consumption nearly
sncs Of the times lines Sp ; 10 osioScT T.
cs tS" c M s ss h.vs AZ
Lnyer than was ever known beiorS but ne svsrsss @
sss @ r. 4e % e: a. 'ss
ss :s
sss profits ayns t~e: Willie Western .hipn,T:
sss nss %'s e {: SfS
L. nas III.
sSsr sa Of
,ssS have s's;a
ssss nc ~ SsSs
:Ia .Se anassiss In pon Of auatg s
; last . ss scs s%p ss ns ns
M Tia a s and i m
h. .sn s"'n %
s @a M ssa ~
.is sS he " is sy to s sGa 1
this inree number would come Gown III Hud:2n
SSarye. Hss1 " a. % ,Ss if.nsli"..: +"
ssays sfs ,tS Been several @ hnnSf ns. sso
'i%% $. o,s"
trass csivs. @ has osen an unpdi on The .r S
stoes aSe i, wa, scafceS ana r
tanned IN tins market q. t"es IRE hartIy NOR h s.-
purchases that figure made no Tor The hn'chcr
Pro Neais have soli exceptionally we'll but the common
heavy haffcl Calves c,y
waited ut sh sheep and Lsmts never p'-nty
Meats sod. have ruled as high oen be c'
trade have sold at fairy paving rr1c-. when
coarse heavy sheep and 20 were amos, uusalahle
very creiitable. and the rriccs oo,aincd-7 Ha-'T
considera c trr than last year Quite al xt'-Nc
export business In sheep Carried on but the orr al t-
British compelling them to bc slaughtered al III"
po nj OF d. stoVpt the shipping 81! Live
Sheen Taxing the year through and Hogs sod
lower than but peri0 have they gone below
dressed while the extreme range ON pet.mo,r IT, ls1S
at 20 There hns ueen % falling Od IN the receipts.
largely the fact that hogs Lave gone direct to
the priucpa ek, points this than ssr. Prcsrnt
high prices by tho trouee with tine employed
ib The pac king establishments Chicago
The follow abcs have bcon carefully comp from THE
TRIBkR accurate record oi az rcceps
and prices that Is In existence.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
=, s,..sus1 y ossA d essei s1t'

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oss S. sssss,i oss. seS ssE 2 Ssssse ssss
e Cd; ::ss. fS s,s g. 3 III: ~:
S.,S 20 java 10000 CASES ssAlel petfeeu@ 1e
81 !, is:sss j:s: ssl 's e. ~ w:
s,ss: 3 s,ssss"!Se4 ~ K EaoS:s g =, ss'
s:sSs. ss.' sssss pss: sss:s sssss
* @ iSs i'; 81 e; sss 's:
loelse per bsl lower closing
ssssy with sss as.iys aas SO: 200 Ssls TT sis 20
s'as 9s sTss ~ Ns. 's9s rs
rs F:c :.s :S s e.
s;Sf ;SfE q S fsS !a: ss:: Fl sess
sS s5s Coz ss s go :sts 10 sSSs cs:a
-, FssI:s ISss:s ssls: sssss.s: s;;:s s;s
sSSss O:.. snf p: t';ts G'd'is fSsi
as..s e sSs cry nti E h:s'
- escSs a
s:s 80 Ola 7sss Isssa New .ss
&c "la 7soS7Sse New l75O tea March 5.sot5 siLe.
sssaSA Ss. &2so toA Ayr Ssx s1s: siGSSSs1S SssI:
~ s:. PA ~ Old s:T. HsSss ssS
xSrI Eev. s.iOs8l5e: City steam mcs active; sales:
no es LIE: Ee CITY 90 1ss scaEns ssoc e f.a:
sqs: er'ess .ths.s important change
SUGAR raw quiet but hrm Fair to Good RennlnE 5Sd
gs' Ess
o..
ssE Eos 7eSis5 an. snsn.,sss ,.,. ,.,7,. c,v q.
TAILoW-Frm sales. 9S, 90 %, 6'sS6iiisc.
WulSKEY-NOntnAl, 4l 10.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMRyrlC hARRRnN.

BUFFALO. Dee. sl-ylsur sucA,asaa, ales 90 lbi.
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S;S &s &C., is ~ s:
asny nv GnI%snn s .s Fine ;lsd
i, s:::s ss:
os1a Do S % xA.,, 1s::s
:s " CT csosss ssss spring q
!. % 81 'h
M o;,: s.sT r;.S sSe ea.s , :nS IN
ss:s:rs tss s'S Ass. SS
IS y...I; .sd sss..sss sss.S
ss2s ns sac& %S.s snS Su:s eU
sS:n S1.o .; G SuS So Su. WY, sy Luz
bush 9srs 600 bush i,orr IN .,t demand ,u. holders
firm Family 2odss Fancy Wheat '6Spm ,no S..S St
Gen. Gen. ann sa.y tSsts s"it' &C. aH
S sas s .S ausnss 'fn@ss Bacon
sa sss,as4 en- & 1 sis. Side. s sss sts ss
arm and higher Il g. s"s! eIs shs
iGds am :. 'asds % s,S: SES.sap::6 u -
- =" fn%n.rs, :. S6ss4 co.. fo'elps' 7'So' head
.as sss ss s .s'ey WI
.pa, wan' TGais.H @ q s 3sa.y ny %i Z.
NsTsn Scow M%s 1Se ns Hs h1ss i, s2 Corn
GAS no sN %Os ss csy.i IS s.:a eH su and
p5Ds s. s sSss ss, o as pss.ss 1860
9Hsn: Tcal o. Ss. %Isat so6O Corn iOVO Ou'h
HS s,. On. au; ana Mo- 1smns avsas:s ~s.
SSsSH s5% S sS e. ds e. !! fS F.
SOC sSS t oa,: aq h''s and Lover Sc r.. aais,
FS vass s ts MafS Gtss as rsTF sa@ dSY S .s u
FT,:y Has, u Sf' Sa q%si aI@ !,
Sc %sts tbs Sss SLs. ss "
s .S i p: niils q FsSf: ys'y :i.s.
aad rsPy Fyrty y'q !. 1 e q r.Dn,vn % % q d.
y SS' SS aS ss.S ..Ss' =
crs rGps %ssa. a Ma %s
lr5 A. penoyv,.a and fog,erp Reg e1 at; .rais S
Was ncnina y 81 SO The rate !. nominal at
p 10 ctr" SG T." %aTn c" hr sS for " "ta o, INQUIRY
. , E S1 ~. % .s% I1% aos & oS d. Sas
Sal eicvsor sv Steamer aicat aud ~ csrs At % o. Pc
t% % free icI ;1fs aca,e a, nj
esaI Co o' oos s%s s"S soes s' Ao Sa' and
.; srn 'S rfm! H'i .ia' H1"i .m;s~ Ham.
-, .ss "a S . 1s 4.oner. G:1 us sls s.r :se. s
iclIca .H DO sIOsrI - a. ..s" n ,!Oss
eic coaresales nn'@gottsn. price, nonns , sa No
chapgSf fugaf strong: 3r0' -. ralI va "'"i no
nnur NuScovsio Wednrd sugars sctiyc; Cu Loaf Iuac
powd-rrsi. lOc GrADuated H4c toniet tn
rr. A. B~c sr-sis nominaly unchanged Feed du Brar.
5O6SlS Pctrilsum nominal Rs1nef IN btis. Sac DO
In cascs lie. whskey duu Western 81 rs
~. Lotns Dec. 3lfonr steady and unchanged " heat
lower No . Iei Fail II 81 bid cash ~ ,d
sJ6s January So3sl ss' YsIrua,v % e. tJssi tSS.
cash S5 d3tr January sic. February 39'.c March:
Isa4at Nay Oss lower at Sc ld cash and January
L,a oc May I.ui nt Sie bud. kzriey stead, and
unchanged WGi.kcy at 81 q. Pork more dcrg "
S!J l7qdflS ~ February; sl3 - i aanh.
Lard anil AZ 81 40 asked 81 81 od hus Mesls dull and
lower Hhoub,.rs. 4l,r ear Ri U4.sa51c cle.r eirrs.
al 6G nom nal Rccepts Flour 3VtH bps
.eat - su-h t~rn. sLO0 pu.h oats .OD0 bush;
Isrrr 5000 shipments Flour, 5000 bhl-; Wheat.
7NO hns! Corn 5000 busb Oats. 900 busli Barty.
InI rnG Dec 3i.-Whrat Grm Amber Michigan. January.
81 .iVa No. Red spot- u 40 January 81 tor fel,fu
ary 81 fl n March ~. Apr. ~ ~ May. 81 ~
Wrstrrn Amber: si 40 No Re" Mixed - 81 corn nm
High ixS IL No ~ spo +tri February S2c NAV.
l. SCI 40 Wine. a. G. Erjectci 10 Oats dull aud
rouiua Clover Seed Prime held Al 81 To- Rcceips-whcat
2 ONO bush Corn. 81. $50 bush Osts. 800 bush ship
gents Wheat 1900 bush: Corn ~ ~ bush; oas 1900
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
6apla9s Banks.

1NHE TRUSTEES
OF THE
MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION
have directed in,srsM - - 80 y q acsts.s untitled
seSss % sass nc srsssS "a - fxs kT
r. ,nnu% on 81 afe:t 80 s go s2 s"r''s
ns ;ssss sessS q q - s.@ %sssa sssss u
CT Atresp: Z s1'AA' ''nAftss fts1s:.a.ns
secretary, -
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
Dipi0eno Non.es,

METROPOLITAN ELEvA1RD RAILWAY CoNPAsTl
No II BROADWAY, y
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of (2l2 per
cent? two and oneha per cent upon the capital stock
sf the Central Trust Company. 70 Nasssu New
York the stockholders Of record the ?2d inst. The
transfer books will be closed ct O'Clock m the 22d
pst and reopene tho morning u the ID W January neI
JOHN f. BODY. Trcasnrer
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
LIVE srocx TRADE roAsrf

To many reoders ss TEN TEngS2 - ~ e1a1ly those at
=: -: s's:s sss:I
{: :::. 8: !: &; :: ;:s::
&C.: e
s I: e
=: :.s e 49, xss:s. sse:, ss.s ,s::
e ~. =. s:ss..s ::..!.S fac, sSss
iss s.ssss - IA s rssisss:ss % ssa Is ssssSsi
I 9 rs : ~. g U.a;s .S;s "a; e..
ssS So 80 8 ls ls;s;:s ss:.s :si sssi: :: !:
~ -: = = Is ::::;ss = . s: s1:s !::I
g. III ai: s::4 VII sss sss'lsns ssiis
g g c..sl .E 90 ~: -. 9: - 81 ms
@ ::1s I Ess Mss 80 g: "a q B:::::1 Bs::::t
!. |: 60; 3: ;:s'::;: 80: - s: 800: Is:
}E T. - g l.isxsS scoss seros: The
@ = - ~; = -; 80; x e.. ,a'':s ssm.. &C
q % ~ Iss 8: !: 81 ssd': :. 81 s,s:ss s:ss
- y.ss::: -: 80 4 & s.ss! T; e: s:I::.sS:E :.
-: Z; s:ss g q: !: - : sssas1 s .:..s !: Z
y q SssEssisS sSosisc. sspsssssS a.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
Ayersse price Of Beevcs strong &C., against &C. in 1s7S
LIVE STOCK uARKEw-BY TELEaKApH

BUFFALO Dec. 3l-CAfns- -nnceip,. today lt62 head % ;
issi wsok 0n62 ncs receips copsxnsd through ilJ
market sclIys st iO3i5c advance nering light; nal,
81 s5Se1 81 Hsd,aD, 8 Was. 3o Light ha!ei,ss =: so
best eradss dtspoasd 0f A..
SsIr AND AMss-keceipts today. $40 heaa; total for
the week thus far SlU0 the nas ast week
i4SOo hsad receipts eesasssA tAl0usl carr. market
v 0osa WeSssln shs.e - b0ase thoses q iosso 4o'
CanaAa sAesR O. % - 70 a. lamb 81 23cSoS 20 aim.
fa. 900 head ior tke last week y $50 bead
- h,svT reospts YoTSsr Sksev eoi Heavy and Me-
bSst aSdo6o Gsbooe1 o. ~
m Lo,A Dec. sl-uoos-Lsyset UGht thippInG, - 10
1Sl ~ tSD& - 20oex 3si nats1sts seSeect " %
cAfssi Nfi dsnsnS eTess ssuySly q desd C.ttis
~ =, Ssss ss Svsss is: Cows sed nsfes, 81 800
H3.. sSSRS Goo head shipu,0uta, 6OO Head.
o.. . 49, asi cSssss = sssS1 ioi EsIss sheep
cibsnp pss >Sa- Gscss-Aeesiyts, 1900 tseA ship
u1t1 ECO 6eeA market mses sctave but loe. lower
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
NOTICE. TO The HOLDERS OF THE
~ HIGHT PEN SErI B0NDs Qr THE cHEsAPEAKk

cHRsAFgAxE Axp ONO RAAwAY c0NPAxY
SECOND vnr.PKr 0yuck kscAhgsp Dec. H. iS1s.t
Tia Chesapeake snd Ohio kaiway Company will ON and
sfter the let o. iannsy 1870 her presentation at ss
heir EIGHT PER CENT BONDS Interest on said bonds
viii b stopnrd ~ 81 that date.
TniS noss Il iDtssded 10 cover alike outsanAins Etght
Bonds given bv the Virginia Central Rairosd Com
pAuy thosc Lued Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company n lieu Of Eight Per Ceat Bonds sufrsodsred
psny Will dive them the Opou taking Six Per Cent Pur
chase Money Bonds exchange Tor their beu1s at par
WILLIAMS Z. WICKuAA,
second Presi1ent.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01

n,s NIX: e s:es,ss CO.: .:n y sssst7'
coca Cattle liberal Mi ms,hst tas1 ss'sss and n% R
q 20 huchsrs ssesdv aud xsei cs'vss 81 81
1t5 stockers and PeeAefs stAsty ~ Sata ~ l.
suKrr- Reeeigts 90 bead; seipmsnta 2oV seeo mAs"
quiet but stesdy aud arD % - 1vStA 90
New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WiisKEY-Noninsi, 81 Is.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
pee aa ye,ssasy, ana
snS s0th:s Total sncs Saturday. 7,soa neat
s.ss sss e. S s.
M IA trade sa s%a
a .;s pn Snss. ss,r SsS v .Scu rssu rom ss
i.se: q sssa.y A se ss,;ss l., s.,, :seS Dc
K D'f .ss q sss. ssSa sSs 4, z t.: .s
Load: sa ss.s .sts ss I
sss ..a ssS = Z asah n. I
S IN sss & css
or % .ns r ss' y s
Ng:a Sr 1 N5 The Tssa viii
To $50 q Beef and S.9 eaTs:sse: @ ass: q
s S Ii ESsa cls .na ~ NJ
sss :, The cry ,yMn q Sen%Gna % cc,vr for w. An.ron ls
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s: S g. ss 8 s ia n 5 9 e o. ~
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sac IS d; isde i,s5aS a,s..c: 50 o. FOR mics 90
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ssr lam cs nne: st 81. steer
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ss:!ss ts:i = : . sss
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2s H740 hesls ears at 6gt st and i3
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fair trade ia both sf.:e and Iswns at full Mondays prices
81 e ~: s.: % s ss's
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s ssssp e e oi s.:s p as: s. h. =
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sHHss:ss Yss.srds1 lA Ohio sheep ti.w Lama. 80
n !. g. iss'Ss ssS ~ cals ssssf 'Ss
& ~ :s sI.s co. 50 c
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lss DO Is d. es de eoi N. at Se. 2os STATE
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New-York tribune., 1880-01-01
COTTON MAnKE ELI

LIVERPOOL Dec. n !..!o ,G-Cotion hnll and elsier
MniGiing Cpau Gis, M'ddlInr Ortans I'D sales Op,
bales inc 900 bales fur specuiaoD ana export r.
c.tpts IC SOU bales all futurcs weak Cpands.
idng CLAUSE December delivery. u sy hlso Grs ssl
do U,ccuer January livery. Os ,sd: DO January and
Frburrv b' also '' .sd Prbnarv arm harc
d.vrry March snd A'ri delivery. AL ,d; do.
Aprii May denverv Iisd saies since Drosnbrr ~.
~ Ol, bales american 53oOO ba-- sp~cuAtors took 5000
bales: exporters took I0U bales forwarded from ,r s
aide ,lirrcf spnncrs 1900 bales actual export lo,th
iacs total 22 600 bales Hmerican lIGuh0 dies
total stock ls300 bales American iJaOOD bales
Of H1Oai 335 OOO bales American 29a OOt bac-
I,vyRrOu!, Dee 81 D. m.-The saits OF Cotton iofar
inc nded GDuD bales AmercsD
Icc. al y. Cotton Futures closed weak
RlLIiuoah Dec 81 II elton quiet hmding. II -c Low
Miadling I2r Good Or1inar 3c net receipts. JlJ bsr
rrn.s hl3 ha~s exports t0t;frai Bain lH bales cn4s.
sO oates haies 40 bales sInuei $50 baics stock
II 0j6 bales. ...,,. ,,
Law Niddlng l. Good OidJs. IL Cd &c. Let
37 balcs e1or.- coss, 2G1I bales saies 800 bales
stock. 81. .313 bales -
CNcNsArl Dec. 3i.-Cott"n firm AIddliDe l2i-c..
Mddnc s.t tIoOd Ordinary "c receipt 2ii bales
sI,un,ents ? UlG bales atocE. li.91S oales
AyYsrOS Drr. 81 iOrton IOiuDhl: Nddinc. llssc: law
MiddI.ng II c. ,Osd OrlraIy. II tc. net receipts 10
bales rOs 3s'wse. 127 bales stock. r3OGi bslee
Ngw uRLlASS, Dee. 81 cotton nlm hding. II ~. Io~
MGdlins c 0oS Ordinary. ~ ~: net trriprA t.2li
bales. rus 72l7 bal-s export. 10 France. 2n' bales
c, ntinrn' 300 hale ccastwise t03J bale. sales '0n
ba.s; evening. -. Oh bales STOCK. 500 loi bales
SAVANNAH. Dec. 81 --, cssv Middluc l9isc.
Midding 1Ic Good prdirarr. IL xc rerripi, 2U!i
bnrs pOrs tho 1850 bales cOa-twse 5~S
bales IOOU ba.e- last evening. 500 bales. .stock
90 ID, bales.