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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
CRoFToN.

Our Christmas tree bloomcd. an,
bloomed for time, but, alas we I'M
derstand It has rs length dropped ali,
died in the blooming.
Mr.. c. o. Ralclifl, an old and res
pectcd citizen, died very suddenly a
his residence, near here, last Salur
day.
Miss Helen Hart, of Casky, paid {
short visit to the family ofMr. Box
ly, this week,
Billy Barnett has moved eastward
damlino where.
Miss Matte Bobbi,t. one of Madi
sonville's charming girls, spent tn,
holidays with friends near Kelly's.
Masters Harry and George Clark
Of Dellovicw, took Christmas here.
Miss Kate Dniin, the prctiicst CIR
in Hopkins county, is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Wcst, ofcnr town.
We learn from Mr.. Croft that about
10000 cross ties were delivered here
this fall.
Miss Ophclia Davis. of Morton Soap
is on a visit to the family Of Mr.. john
Dulin.
just as certain as fate Curtis Bra.
sher will DO our next Clerk.
Mr. Van Dulin killed about 100
hogs, lean, lank aud hungry US hc
looks.
Mr.. Davenport, from Pembroke
has bought the Frank johnson ole
farm
Mr. L. N johnson, of Fairview
spent last week with his boyhood
friends.
There is to be wedding near hcal
next week.
Christmas has gone and everybody
got drunk.
A married lady told us recently
that If we wished to please them, al.
ways 10 Inquire about their bab les
The first thing to ask about baby so
she said. is does il notice; the second,
has it any toothics; the third, can ii
trawl the fourth, can it walk the
fifth can 1t talk; the sixth--well she
said this ends 1t, for by this time
then there should be another baby,
then we tainted.
II is strange TO us that men will
ill column after column with soft
stun about their mothers. Why, who
ever knew man who would not
leave his mother, near and dear cs
she ID to him, any day and run off af-
Ter rabbit track. Don't talk to us
about mothers unless we want q toe
tied mp ora button sewed on.
The colored folks had Christmas
tree at Clark's Chapel. We learn
their minister received FROM Santa
Claus deck of new cards aud fd-
die.
Perhaps I've have said this before,
nevertheless, il viii bear repeating;
young man DOM drink and then cal
spice TO kill the scent, for nine mcit
out of ten would sooner smell whis-
key than spice.
During the snow last week the
boys sent many an old RABBIT. with
the grim ferryman across the dark
river. e.
We are truly glad TO announce that
w. Il. Long is rapidly recovering
from severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM. E. Cotton, of Madison
vile, paid flying visit to her hus-
bands relatives near here yesterday.
John b, Cansler, Crofton's pretty
man, has been sick but is on his feet
again.
II is thought by some, that the bird
sang in our local Courts heart; that
abe was little off, in fact that she
did not know herself last week.
Squirrels infest these woods by
,
Edwin Long, q little son OF
Thomas Long killed three wild tur.
keys last week. Be-.
HIRAM.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

VIM. Pitt ESlogg, the bogus Sem
ator from Louisiana, has been ousted
and the seat declared vacant. OF
course q Democrat will be elected to
the place, and the aquatic fowl Of the
Democratic party in the Senate, will
still suspend at an elevated altitude
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Still another murder to chronicle
since our last. Eugene Hunt, Deputy
Town MARSHAL Of Franklin, KY,
was shot in The head on the night of
Dec, 25th while passing along the
stroets'0 that town and robbed of n
considerable amount of money.
When found next morning his face
was frozen 10 tho ground and his
hands and arms were frozen. lie
died on tho following Friday and as
YET no clew 70 his murlur his been
FOUND.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
STATE NEWS.

There ore now 953 c6nuicts in the
Penitentimys ius r l..r
There were l26 deaths in Bowling
Green. last year. a.- 81, Lab. Il
Bowling Green has a reading club
Ben Deering is going to start {
news paper at Frankfort.
W. B. Prather of Harrison has
been elected clerk of the State Senat,
and John l.. Sneed asst. clerk.
The rest of the State objects took
charge OF their respective positions Oh
the first of Jan. ~ ...
The auditor has resumed paymen
Of State debts.
Isaac Stokely, of Clark county, ha,
a gourd brought from England by hii
great grandfather over 200 years ago
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Col l.. A. SYrEEr, of Christian coun-
ty. a candidate for the office of Cir
cult Judge OF the BUD Judicial dis
,rict, subject TO the action OF the Dem
ocratic party.
We arc authorized to announce
Hon. JNo. r. GRACE, of Trigg, rs a
candidate for Circuit Judge in this
the 2nd Judicial district, subject TO
the action of the Democratic party.
Election August 1880,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06


Ballou's Monthly Magazine for
January.--The January number of
Ballou's Monthly Illustrated Maya
zine is marvel OF beauty and good
ness, filed TO repleiion with the best
of engravings, stories, poems, and es-
says,-a remarkable combination OF
all that first class magazine should
contain. The new type and new
form OF the magazine are aiding it to
force its way right direct into the
hearts of the people; and, when it
has secured Judgement there, it will
remain, for no one can read it and not
like il. 1t is a library in itself, and
yet the price is only Is cents a copy,
or $3.50 per annnm postpaid. This
is cheap but the material is good,
first class in every respect The con-
tents OF the January number are as
follows: "Reminiscences of La Belle
France The Druid Prophecy; Part
ed Two New Years Ewes; Beyond
the Picket Lines Joe's Sister; Ital-
ian Superstition; The New-Y Years
Snow ScurVy; The Master OF Cry
nant Abbey Only Evergreens; To Il
Dependent Friend The Balance of
Nature; Dangerous House; Indi-
gestiop,-its Causes and Cure Hat
ing people Gods behind the Loom;
Thaddeus Marvin's Love Story !;
Ethelburga One Way of Carving q
Turkey; Our Young Peoples Story
ller,-Fred and Flossie The Horn
of Plenty; Santa Claus's Boots; Mans
Adventures Trust and Wait; Ruth
ven's Puzzle Page; Editorial Notes !;
The Housekeeper; Curious Matters /;
Things Pleasant and otherwise Our
Picture Gallery.
Published by Thomas & Talbot,
% IIawley Street. Boston, Mass, at
$3.50 per annhm, postpaid and for
sale at all the news depots in the
country.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

DR.. Dick Thomas, of Bowling
Green died suddenly last week. He
was u member OF the Stale Board Of
Health and tho Governor has APP.
pointed DIR. ]. N. Mccormack, Of
Bowling Green, TO fill the vacancy
caused by his death. .
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Judge j. NJ. Bigger OF Paducah was
the successful contestant for the
speakership Of the House. lie is a
gentleman of fine qualifications and
will make an excellent presiding
officer. %
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

AS might have been expected an
unusually large number Of killings
occurred during the holidays. Wo-
men and whisky caused most of them
nf ronren
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Aewis Potter, of Bowling Green,
presented each of his seven children
with q Christmas gift of $1,000,
making $4,000 lie has distributed
nlnonp ihnm.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

"The Union must and shall be pre-
served" Andrew Jackson. "Thc con-
stitution and laws of Maine must and
shall be observed" Gov. Alonzo Gar
celon.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Mr.. All. c. Ellis has retired from
tho Shelby Sentinel and been sue
ceeded by Mr.. Jno. Z. Cooper. lie
madea good paper.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

The council of Maine which counted
out the Republicans, consisted of five
Republicans and three Democrats, SO
says an exchange.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

We are compelled TO curtsil our
editorial news on account Of the UNI
preccdentcd amount of letters and To-
cal news.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Boston was visited by another Ter
rible confagration on the 10Th ult'
The loss amounted TO about 81 100000
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

II ia reported that the Madisonville
Republican has gone under, and will
issue one more number and quit.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

The new editor OF the Shelby Sent
incl "salutes" TO the extent of a COL
uinn and quarter.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Grant is in Dixie. Many of us
would read with delight that he was
in still warmer climate.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Things are in pretty fix in Maine.
Al the present it is impossible to tell
what will be done. 3
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Tho X. M. |. News made its dolin-
qucnt subscribers a new years gift OF
the amounts they owed.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Senator Geo. S. Houston of Ala
bama, is dead. His funeral took
place on the 2nd inst.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

We always feel sorry for n fellow
who aims to say something real smart
and missed it.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

The Glasgow Times comes this
week considerably improved aud en-
largcd. .
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

The Evansville Courier of Dec. Il
was like tho Holy Trinity-thrce in
one.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Cornell was inauguratcd Governor
q of New York. on tho lst.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Tic fifteenth man seems 10 be on
the Democratic side in Maine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

THIS is not a "nOstrum,r but prepa ration
Compounded by III experienced Physician.
with view to the no OF the abovecsmpla ints
To any who are suffering, we offer this rcney
ns sure cure, and can furnish the most relia
pie testimonials from persons who have used
itand been relieved Price Scots. per bottle.
fnr sale Oy Z. II, Hopper Sons, Hopkins
agent Cincinnati Ohio.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
ron couMoNwEALrn's ATTORNEY.

We arc authorized to Announce,
Hon. Jas. B, Garnet ofTrigg, acan-
didale for Commonwealth Attorney
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party. Election August 1880
We are authorized to announce
SAM'L o. GRAVES, of Chri tian coun-
ty, a candidate for the Office of Com
monwealth's Attorney of the End Ju-
dicial district, subject to the action
of the Democratic party Election in
August, 1880.
We are sauthorized TO announce
Cart. GEoRGE w. DuvALI, of Cald
we'll county, as candidate for Com
momwealth's Attorney. Subject to
the action of .hc Democratic party.
Election August, 1880.
We are authorized to announce j.
i. DEMPSEY, of Hopkins county, as a
candidate for Commonwealth At
torncy. Subject to the action OF
the Democratic party. Election Au-
gust, 1880.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

The Stomach is Strengthened.
The liver regulated, the bowels put in prO-
| per order, the blood enTiGhcn and purified, and
| the nervous ..ystpm rendered Tranquil ami
! vigorous by this in, stimable family medicine
and safeguard against disease, which Is,
| moreover, 4 most agreeable alid effective hp-
petizer and cnrlil! pc, iliarly adapted to the
wants Of the aged and mlIIn.
Forsalc b. all Druggists and Dealers gen
orally.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
Hope TOR the afflicted
RELIEF FOR TIE suFFRRINGi
Dr.. r.. Y. 5radford's
s et'RE FOR 'p
Rheumatism, Govt and Neuralgia.

These rniufnl misc ascsi-Aks rnliexrsi and
cnrcd when every. other plaster, slinlmenf or
l"tlon iai-, ~ III q. I. Hvadionl's famous
inlorhal rrGglN. Why WIN the sfiictcd suifcP
Wien rrsh n altati6 Trmcdy can be had as
the small cot u ity Ccuta per bottlcf nelny
" tagerrrus lnnY disease taiiy becomes
mpFe ol,t.usg aa.l siofe ailieuit 10 cure hue
inn huttl1 81 az. bradfurts temcsy will hiring
relief, " hot rimplcly rufa. Further mfor-
nation glNvp ctns-fnirE tAis valuable remsyT
Nv The solo pg1nfiuiur. Or, 4. +. BRADFORD,
Ansgsia. by. ior sale ~ =. n. iiopler a
sou, iiopkiHaviil,, Ky.
Augisi 10. 'p.sE.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06

Fee For Announcing Candidates,
For Circuit Judge ...........Sl $40
For Commonwealth Attorney. III
All announcements must be paid
for iA advance.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
$4,000 ,OOO,OOOji

t7co Thousand MILLION Do'idrs.D nrc expended in
FENCING. To fence our new Western nelds
will cost as iruchmorc. Every FARM and VIII
lagc LOT Owner, HAST, WEST, and SOUTH.
Is Interested To fence i0O.acre Farm costs 5000
TO $500, and for q dOxl00 Village l0t SIS to
500. Wood fences soon decay. But New
Era isathand. ny new Inventions, .I4
STEEL and IRON are to surplaRt WOOD,
furnishing better, Cheaper, and LasiiHo Fences.
The 39ih Volume Of ;he American Agrlcul-
turist tor 1890 now beginning, will give very
much Information ahout new Fencing. with many
Engrsvlngs. Tho Number for Dec, LIST hns vi
engrayngs OF Barhed Fencing. and much interest
Ing matter. Scnt postpaid Tor Is ceuis0
sS- To every one Interested in FENCING tor
FARM, or Village LOT, the Both Volume
OF the ARericda Agricahurid will 10 worth
nye times, II not hundred times. its small cost
BUT, besides the above important feature, the
American AgricaitsriS; will give very great
amount OF Uscfnl, Practical, Reliable
Intormation--for the Farm, the Garden,
and Household Children includcd)-snd over
AAA xN-s-Eu uy..-~..E......
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1880-01-06
500 Original Nmgrnvings,
City, VIIIage, and Country.

Illustrating LdborEGu,a1, Ldbof,AeipinR contriv-
ancea, Animals, Plants, Fruits and Flowers, Farm
buildings, sndmany other Pictures instructive and
pleasing to Old and Young II Is uscinltu Ii. In
, 1880-01-09
withdrawn from atore during Wednesday for
city rOllslullltinu. MI hi hlrny.

WttlldrlIwn from Rtor1 during Wednesday for
city consumption, pl7 bn hurley.
The following Kt1,fn WIS inspected Into storp
III ttila city yeater.iny morning: 10 cara No. .
winter WiHht. IL cnrs No. J tlu. cur rejected,
curH mixtrl, too clrs No. spring, 70 cars No. .
do, y enra rejected ! cMrs no grMdo CO. whcat);
W ours M. . corn, e. cals high mixed, lO0 cnrs
rJcuttsl, otc. fs'0 corn,; II enrs willie onts II
tars Nu mixed. 10 ears rejected {49 olta); ours
NJ. 2ryu; ears No, hurley, J.. ca.ra extra,
cltX lnw 9r,uto rs hlrlgy}. TDtnl, 90 oArB or
a5.o0> bu Inspected Mtt: 1s,::ssM hi wheat, q rs
btl corn, la,psl hn onta, 3,.s7.. bn hurley.
Tho receipts FsrNn grnIn inspection In this city
during tho *t fur mouths ut 1870 nrb estimated
10 har0 betn nbt,lt SUI, ,tD0 .or not fur from
double tho Mctual working expenses Of tho force,
4 etntrct wls rua,!o yesterday fur leo to bo
lan.ltAl oil cum III Nnrt,,crn Wisconsin, ut 81
pgr TIN. Plenty of Ice cnll he pbtut,Icd frnm
that part Ut tho world II our own erDp should 10
Il rAllllru.
Tho Itu,lng produce markets wero rather moro
actlvo ytstel1lay, and sulDowhat Hte.dier after
tho tlrxt hour. Provisions wcru IN good demand
by pnrtios who believe thAt the hoy crol, Is short
enough IT, glso Il big fal!in9 oil III the Yield uf
tho Winters work. ur,ln was stc,ltlcl By tho
prospect that so,no way will III. found out Ut
tho stur4ago difficulty. Thero wnA h0
fear thAt capitAl Will bu wanting tu
curry tho prupUgty II suitable arrangements
jorlty 1T Nrar1ltnrs believe It will HIl bp wnlted
by CONSUMERS before RNothOr h.rvest. The iyrft.
ish MArk1t8 wtro wpnk OIL brpadAtniIs yestur-
tlty. hut that WIS supposed to t,o purity In con-
sequence af tho rrccnt decline hero. Tue
wcuthor In tho Wcat III upen enough to mako It
probatlu TINT tho produce movement fEntn ilrst
l,nIltls will stun ccrctiKu, Neas pork closed l0a
higher, ut al,out 3laG3 for now, srllor JanNnry,
MiNi $i3+sSl1la77n for February. I4ar1l closed TX
dl6o higher, 1T $1sCdi77sn for nrw, scliur Jnn,l-
nry, u1a t7.so seller Fubr,,lry. Bhurt rtls closed
ut Sa.77!1l6.S0 for February Spring wl1cnt closed
1+u higher. ut $l.a)k spat AI,d sl.5l1 FOR Fohra.
Hry, Winter wheat rlaael on 'Caango ut $1..8sS
for rcd Carr. closed 80 higher, ut 40to spot anl
$3.50 TOR May.
llugs Wrru active and firm, ut E4U)dt4. .1ltfor
lmcon Ks7,tlcs, and ut xlss6t4.su for heavy, Cut
s)o weru ucllve, anu Htluo higher, with g.ars ut
sa,t1QI1..0.
JDbuers Ut dry gotxls hui nothing specially now
Ia report, thu flHrket continuing very qulet With
prlecs ruling steady AMI firm. boots and ahOca
wele rutArtGtl dull und unchanged. There WIS
light n,uvemUnt III stuplo ui,l fu,lpy groceries,
a1Id the tpllo Ut thu tnarkct WINS f4iry firm, COT
fees uAa su3lrs showing tho most slrungth, No
prtce-chanGrs werU nUtt1 In Tho nlurket fur
dried fruts clt,nesi goods, aud tlsh. l3uttcE alld
cl,aess waro tisl, tho latter vt I'll a4vuncU, Oils
, 1880-01-09

Ft.0UR-Was vary hulI. nlnlnAt inactive, shippers
having ortlprs they could I'LL at gu0tatluns,
while 1ocal den0rs held oM Salcs were limited to 70
brls wnes. md 20 brsa springs. nj FLO for pn.ots.
Export exts.ls were quoted nt $atl75 In sRcka md
dDNblG extra dH ~ Sh7'NsG1a
OTHNs MlLIaTUrPs-sMles wetc IS cars brnn II
s:.nsl3'7s per tnn; cars udlinea nj &L00. Coarss
cor,-nenl WIS nominal at lla75 per ton On truck.
SPRING WIIEAT-Was moro actlvc, nnd very
oryuuns It fell OF No eary, but ns,yanced nbout 2o
and closed le nbuve tho nteat prces OF Wednesday,.
Tho lFlttah markets Ryan dull md depressed,
with 6ny9rs holding OFT fnr further CONCESSIONS nnd
theEo werc cEs ont horo to tho effect that the Now
York oporators Ind sold out over l0lnUn bu
ss sIs rsr m,, % a .' rese as To ali ,ps
4; @ Al, hYs ssr1 TS1e aso sas5snt srn.ts e
5 M ". GaS ,s9 axaS as S1s Snl
s asaa % as ts r aet su4s
S's:.:F 90 :s n 3
III si :s1 Il ssS IT'D Msss jasasy y: sslss Ssss
$ s;s y
M.STE 1. W1.EAT-ss ~ # @ fm n o adxanes sals.
sl:S.i:s4s 3G3 u, NJ xlnssr Il tIa.; aa iii NJ.
r n! q Y; 5 a n sap1o 1T 'l; and III Sa do nj
II MI; rs.s 20 hs mt: m!sea Ut sa
e 's tb s stss ss Ses. s" 3" ; s
ses g. , Il @ sr " mi IL I s tt ssa8 t, s s1i
wsatcf ri,is with siso nprs'sc s"no ID ~hea. ii.
sS; 5Hss Il t1E r ss III * Sy 9Stsls fl II
siSse 1s y, :SG , fn,n.,s TIT WIZ = KEY 4 H"sf s.y
July ,aat,y, nn!nai v a. @I,ss siay. ssIjat liz
ta s = @ asS sss ases :S ts95Ssy
:s; !ls9 asa s a Ii! NV 81
sts S y! "; iSsTa sis; md $S III ' sss&
s*VXS"Wso isss ncilys, futures bc,px roter a,,et
s IT. sa fiss Il sysssssy VT! . %
s . i " sss sc t. @ @:srats ssIs5 psria1y sa
ss!i atSgts3i{s. ana .,.sa q 3ixs:%: s.!isr iii.
% s:s:S ssssS: s.s!,s: ;st %s :! ss;s ~
S 81 i, sa!ss saaS wsas T. es G "a f & S S
~ {!ss S"S;d T.H T!iS ": - .' ','s w.
:s ;f sssn Ss
Msis s:4S?s sE :sss ts + /
s s s, ". 1s .i ss; ss e. ,sns. % n,
stcady q gs ~ f1sa, rueelv*, pld 50: si u
!; .$ ss:: Y ;$'s ss
rwu 0rtncK CALI
;Shsss r.. Hstys .ss. ~ ' " u, 2. t tsr Jam
;s :s; s y! s ; 4; Ss|:SS ! s .sis:
/: ;:; ;S i
ArTEnNQuN INsAHN
&h's; vi '<tss%!t s,S:!% :fss''. S''.rst;
Y H. e. x , ;' @ Skh,,; 1a s!as s'sS :cis
1 = 81 sSy
u. faS ss1t: fteia.ry ~ ~! sHs:
ts e ss!fa s, p: :sss = -: :fs
, 1880-01-09
PROVISIONS.


HOG rRODuCTS-Wer0 moro ncttvn, being In
much bottcr speculative demand, ind tho market
ruled arneF, though hogs lunted Gasser md l!y
erpuol WAS dull on meats. Tho shipping dgnnnd wns
tnH,c. purity tcchuso Of soft wcmtfcr, hut tho
ported htoEtago In packing re.urns for tho whoo
West helped tn strength III MI descriptions Ut product
MESS IUnK-Fell OF 2Ac early, advanced l!Ic, nnd
closed abbv0 tito latest prlces IF Wednesday,,
Mt 4l3t1ls kE94 caAf ssllGr Janunry. $3.;08l37M
seller February md &13S7}4t1.N for March. Ha1as
were reportod NJ 120hrls hel1er January nj s3s7!$
114 LEO hsls soor February nj si1. ,aa7Tf; nrtd
Il ~ brls so1!ar Mhrch ut &f5H91&Gla6. Totn 75,1W
bris.
lAnD-Advnnccd 2Na5c from tho 1utcst prices OF
Wesnos!ay. md closed !rn, Mt sl,nt Or
tGller Jnl1nHry ft1 for February and $7Nl47.t for
Mnrc NhlUA >vGrH rGpHrttts ~ GJF tcA cal ut fix;
80 tcs eDl!er 1nnunry ut s7sii7,i0; 1lnn ttA saGr
FGllrnnry mt nnu 620 tcs Bsor MMrc at
81. .ASa s,9lt6: tfntal. Aaa0 tcs
MEATS-WGe0 In El1d lptnnna Un local futures,
but 9tlaf~iss Guut; til1 market nlTYneeI nboMt O
lGr l4 h1. HHlrA wHrD reported IT 1u hxeA tHuilnt3
ttSuntTy} IT 34e, % bHxtA 1DEk clPnrA ut fGia ft1U
IN nsurt r!ts ii 1isttBSaH for Februnry and taElEe
E!k4 fur March, PRICES fr tlIs !uEIifnE cuts wctp
ntodt u follows for purity -cured lota:
, 1880-01-09

6pfetdt lNpAt<H 70 In& Ghtfd99 lfaoAh&s
NEW YultK, Jan. a-aNA1N-ln Mtntut wheat
tndteauons parccpttho Ut tho e1tre4s ctu4o Ut
yesterday stronger nfkot, and. afor pronounced
buaEshnrss during tho moro acttyn portion Ut tho
day, wuEe followed tu.ay ty slArp Fasu In Values
Kcnoral1y sbGut 1H9.]o per bu, ON brink movement
Tho gntn was snaay In lha speculative hnD, leaving
Un h1wsvUF, loss buoysntly, No.3 rrd, FubsuAsy
Gpt0n, VIM abont 9slO unaur tho highest HgurGs tho
spoculAtivs temper having b1an aomawhat loss
e1ntld0ns lato 4+4 tho nItosnoGH. Tha buoyanry
dun In part ~ nOEa encouraging reports ftuu
tho lnlcrlor, and BY representations u or0 favor
hba tsnor. Private Cables ts0nt Liverpool wsrp ualo
dl.gent use Ut to psuplUta tho speculative Interest
Export inquiry xas cun1ncd Within narrow limits,
cacked In part BY rally F oceAu fraixhts. which, IN
.saa y ;,';a = fof Lysseo} .osed NJ sa
ssntlI touched during tGo doxnwasti s1ufss uf ths
thonxh yss!y lSltxet!as wesY st+nnKei he. xssle
9iIssjGss laa5 BIZ ~. = Mi!vsSieo s,ttsg al siM
Eurn unsattssl, for No. Ernds. and au1fed lUwn
nhuut ~ pef h4,. closing 1uneSulaJ hr4eFi MtKa1
Ws.tssa sixTs.nl hs.u'f: Ays Yeiy q9lsis p{lals.
;necY,a;txs .ssn IT ~ .dya:es oi asSs per
tnoyIsloAs-llog psoda0t& active u &dsanead
, 1880-01-09

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, 1880-01-09
On tho Chicago Mining lloartl 100 I.cvinthnn
were sold ut VII. Tho following quotations wcr,

COTTON opeued lower Mt 110lo tor February,
and l3-$7o for Aasch, which then advanced to
ri..oc. The close was 13Gsc for Febr1asy, with
tho market steady at Now York aud Liverpool.
Tho Manchester, Eng, Gunrltan said, Jnii. &,
that tho dc.nAud for goods aud ynrns wax nlol-
inquiry for Indlu. Calcutta dispatches Mr9 moro
encouraging, and but for tho high prices there
good business luight be done for thlt market.
Manufacturers are. however. rory Ar1ll, and tho
threatening aspect uf tho cotton market reIlers
thsrn increasingly difficult ~ deal With. AdvIces
from Ch!ua show no Improvement. Tho Now
York Uauv Duadfn ot Tuesday described the
New York market a1 dull and whiting for d.
.felopments-
EFae eaft.fnxs for November havo beca pro-
Cassxi In solne sciui-oiflclal way. and show, III
tpund figures. tl,&10.0O grow, taxt,dn0 expenscs,
and $4o.Wo net eatrtnys. Assuming these ng-
uFeB TO be sulstaoua cosrects aud taking tho