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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

BOSTON BROWN BREAD.-Two cup
fuls Indian meal (eveE); one cupful
rye meal; one cupful flour; one (smalD
quart sweet milk; pinch Of salt; one
half cupful imolasses; two teaspoOnfuls
cream tartar; one teaspoonful (even)
of soda dissolved in water; steam four
hours, and water must boil constantly
all the time put III oven and heat for
breakfast.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

"A CLOCK was on view at the Paris
exhibition which fired off pistol
hourly. The exhibitor, on being quc:- =
toned as to the object, explained,
phlegmatically, that it was 10 "kili
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

TO SOFTEN PUTTY.-S!aCk three
Io4nds orstone quicGline in water, ,tn
add one pound Of pearlash, and make
the whole about the consistency Of
plant. Apply 1t to both sides of the
glass, and let 1t remain for twelve
hours, when the putty will be so SOFT
ened that the glass may be easily taken
out Of the frame.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

The Iowa Central railroad has posted
In its passenger coaches the following
notice: EVERY tobacco chewing GEN
tlcman will have the gallantry to Keep
the ladies' coach clean, by riding in
the forward car while chewing"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
Guard Against DlaaaHa.

II you find yourself getting bilious. head
heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow, Kidneys dis
ordered. symptoms Of piles tormentng you,
take at once = few doses Of Kidney-Wort.
Use 1t as an advance guarl-don't walt to get
down sick.-LEADER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

=, AS one pound Of Doblns' Electric
soap, (made by Cragin & Co., Philadel-
phia,) will do tho work Of five pounds
OF any other, 1t is really the cheapest.
TrY L. PN,.-"'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

A OARD..To all who suffering from the Or
early decay loss OF manhood. oto, will sond re.
Grsst 'MI gl onTS you Free 0f ohARoK This
America: Send solf. adlres enyel po to ths Rev
|OSEPH J. lNMAN, Station D, New York City.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

a HENS brain isn't very large, but it
is large enough to comprehend the fact
that she never was the mother of III
Easter egg, and that If she was 1t would
not hatch painted chickens.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

lT Is time-honored custom in q iii cy
Fla, to salute newly-married couple
by firing cannon. This Is to remind
those present that the battle Of life has
fairly begun.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

DRAW a circle fifteen feet in diam. .
ter, place mule in the center, and
walk around HIM without getting out
of the circle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

SOME females have just been arrested
In Kentucky for tie manufacture Of
lictt whis ky. This Is the first record.
ed Instance Of Il woman keeping still.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Bud-ua,tatton is fully recognized now,
and new varieties are produced as well
as from seed. Botanists, however,
continue to record examples, the latest
Of which Is by Fritz Miller, who, wri-
ting from Brazil, says that banana,
which for years produced reddish fruit,
one season sent up stem which bore
yellow fruit; and he asked whether all
the varieties Of bananas may not have
originated in this way9 This is the
general belief, as they do not perfect
seeds. All the va, ieties of sweet pota.
toes in America nre produced by bud
variation-the plant not towering un-
der culture.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

THE only men VINO ever hang to
New Years diary are the chaps who
lend money to their friends. They
must have some sort Of book to write
down names and amounts in.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Panics and SIN Spots.--A curious bear
Ing of science upon comm, roe /. sug-
gestcd In reference to commercial pan
los. 1t Is said that these have during
tho last half century shown a tendency
to occur periodically, tho interva,
which separates them beng ahont ten
years. The period corresponds closely
to tho greatest sun spot period Of II
years--a fact to which attention has
recently been called.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

The time has passed. for the Elixirs,
Cordials' etc. for tho Baby, and DR..
Bull's Baby Syrup is now tho establish
ed and reliable remedy. Price 26
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

The extensive studies Of DR.. Decaisne
have proven to him conclusively that
immoderate smoking Of tobacco pro-
duces In certain ubjeots-especially in
woman and children-an irregular &C.
ti!on of the heart, which quickly disap-
pears when the cause isremoyed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

A GERMAN technical journal says
that salts Of tin will remove iron stains
from linen much more effeotually than
oXallc acid will do it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

JUDaE-Seo here, prisoner, If you do
any more lying you won't get off with
three years. Prisoner-But, iedgc,
how many years dye s'pose ye'd GIN
mo If told the troOth?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

THERE is contained in the corn CO.'S
raised IN the United States from 1lo to
l20 million pounds Of carbonate Of pot
ash, which Is the third most valuable
article required In agriculture.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Tho Voltaio Bolt Co.. marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrate cd Electro Voltaio
Belts t. tho afflicted upon 80 days's trial.
they say. Write to them Mithont delay.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Nr. Afaskelyne, the noted conjurer of
Che Egyptian Hall, London has inven-
ted an apparatus to check the fares
taken by the London omnibuses. Bear
Ing in mind that a separate fare is
charged for each section Of the distance,
to accomplish this was no easy matter.
Naturally, 1t is rather complicated
affair; 1t is automatic and works by
clook-work, each person receiving a
ticket marked for his particular dis.
tanCe and the fare. Il self-regIstar is
made by the movement Of person$ en-
tering and leaving, by their weight OH
the steps acting as lever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

S,oedish meteorological have furnish ii
material for unlimited speculation n6y
preparing a catalogue of the aurq IL
seen during the space Of more than
three centuries-that Is, from 1886 tc
1877. The record shows that in the
period from 1922 to 1909 auroras were
observed OH 4 ,245 nights.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

TuRNIPs. .oN THE g GRIDDLE.-We have
seen fol. some time statement going
the rounds of newspapers, that a tur-
nip used In rubbing the griddle, while
cooking griddle cakes, would give the
desired smoothness and do away with
the unpleasant smoke" We doubted 1t,
but trial soon convinced me that the
statement was correct. We 70; nd, low
ever, that ut times, it was necessary,
when beginning, to put very little
grease OH the turnip, but this made no
appreciable smoke.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29
DOMESTIC.

BREAD FOR SAUCE FOR GANE.--Two
cups Of milk, ono CUP Of dried bread
crumbs, one quarter OF an onion two
t0blespoonfols, of butter, salt and pep
per. Dry the bread In a warm oven,
and then roll into rather coarse crumbs.
Now slft item and the fine crumbs
which come through the sieve, and
which make onc-third of cupful. Put
On to boil with tho milk and onion,
boil ten minutes, then add one table,
spoonful of butter and seasoning. Skim
out the onion. Fry tho coarse crumbs
a light crisp brown In one teaspoonful
Of butter, which must be very hot be-
fore the crumbs are added. Stir over
hot fire for two minutes, being care
ful not to burn. Cover the breasts Of
the roast birds and serve with it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

AMBRosIA.-Spread in glass dish a
layer Of grated cocoanut end sugar,
then layer ofpeeled oranges, sliced
thin. and 80 on, alternately, until the
bowl Is full. The top layer is of the
cocoanut and sugar. Let it be made
several hours before serving up. The
precise portions are difficult to give, as
the amount ofsugar required must vary
according to the flavor and sweetness
of the oranges. A generous allowance
OF sugar, hOwevtr, ought to be made
say one pound and 4 quarter to one
dozen fine and juicy oranges aand tho
meat Of one furnished cocoanut.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

Any one may make his own oil paste
blac|ing by the following trust worthy
receipt: Molasses l b., ivory black
~ 1bs., sweet oil 2 or. Rub together
In mortar till all the ingredients form
a perfectly smooth mixture; then add
the juice of one lemon, or about q
wineglass of strong vinegar, and thor
oughly incorporate with just enough
water added slowly to gain q required
consistency.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-29

ter Pa, re- opens Jan,,ary7 Mxii ena,neorins wies
Chomlstry, tiassics and Fnell.h Degrees eomSSrrod
Colonel THEO HATTY, Pros,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
COTTON NARKrr,-BY TELEGRAPH.


lyygrool sept 1s-l2:30 D. INJECTION quiet addling
W 7sd ddnng orea1s asG;; sales pS Sns
COO bales including 5,1OO bales American
lands Low Middhng clause, september delivery 81 aIso
tobsr and November delivery 6i7agd. Futures steady
IlyERrooI- sept 49, m-Cotlon-lhe sale 81 ,ne May
ding clause November and December dolvery oa.d no.
anu Janusrs delivery 9as eG1neS q he. Low
Mlddnpg lO4nlJ-- Goof ordinary. vhc; net receipts
l ssr Isss Sept tcotion quiet. Mldng Il ' Low
Mddhng. llc Oooa Ordinary lOe; net r9eeip's nohe
gross bales exports coasw'e 20 bales Sales ii' oo'
Sosros sept nm Mddn ts,. me 0d Now
s G1seD; Sa bales 81 stock c5j bales. ,,,.,
CsAx Ws1I@s sc Good ordrary iOiac.: recelo-
5Oe bales; cIpors coasiwise J. bales SAFES o. bales
.TSctsySTI sept Cotton firm: Mding II %c Low
Mod me lie; Good O.laary y-c: net roc, DAe'
Gaivgs1os sept g cotton nrm Mddnng ~ &c; lo .
uddng iGs.c Good Ordinary. lOc: net receinS -, q
bales g9 hs,e. 30 -foes' rs. $50 bales
IoilsvIlLE- sept ls.-cooD nrm Medina &c; 49,.
wtxPus sept ls.--Cotton nrm: Mhldilnr. IL &c re-
cepIs b6J bales shpmsnts AL bales sales 800 bales
800 oai Sept is-co,ton easy; Mdng hal e Low
MIddng 0s- Oc. Good ordinary v.c;: ne, ie ,ripls.
bae gross , sse sss s snecr'' 'oa''" 'o'
sew Ontxays sept is-Cottcu sedy Mtceing ! Ne
Lev q nl sl. aroa iss Siss exports %
a251 bales; 900 bales s,ccI s5s2s oaes
]SoKJolK sent. ls,Ouon quiet Auidlns: ID 2c
ne, Tecepts Daos exports coaswsc 2oia baes 90 e
81, bales stoc.. solo Daies - ,,,,,,. IN. -
v,daine lIsec: Ordinary. loac; net receipts. ~!
baes gross 2s7 bales rates. spinners 1914 bales STOCK tso
ossy,.xsn septls-Cotton nrn Middling Try MID
ding. ;ood ordinary ~. h ~ sae, 500
SO, iasl evening 7OJ bales STOCK 5siI bales 49,,
81 qast 4 Isss5,s s3 90 80" s mir,
n"as i 81, o.ieS sais q Sess
n,sns 10 sc ordinary nSne net receipts eSs hAes
sio:s. Lioi Saea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

LIVERPOOL Sept ls-Pork-Pnme MsssoEastern, niIner
q, 80. Western hrmer &c. Bacon Cumberland Cut
Amer a. I AZ a short RIB firmer 40 Long Clear.
nteaSv AZ 42 short steady AS Cd. Hams-long
I'M duli al All; shoulders % Beef-lnda Ness
dun al 10 Extra Ness STEADY az So Prime Mess aml
OF 20 6d Lsrd-Prme Western. dull at ~ laloW-ilne
S,tT anil AT 356d Iurpenne- Sprits rmer az 2S Rosln
Common frmer Sd; Fine steady az 1850 Cheese
American CbOce steady ga. Lara OIL. steady ~ Az
FIour-Extra state steady At ~ I'd. WheatINo White
steady al lOd spnnR. No steady al . lOd. New WIN
Ter Western STEADY 3D. New southern WINTER steaIy
lod Cora-Ni1od a lld Cottonseeu Ol-
Nmrv sYneucan none in MAJ Ket Rosin-Comnon AZ Lon
don drmer Turpenune, Spirits at Lohnh STEADY
LIVERPOOL sept 1890 D. m.Bacon az 3D. per cwt Tor
ypppooi sept ls-2:l5 D. m.-Ise1ned Petroleum. 9i2d
nor cwI Spirits OF Petroleum, lOL21 per gal. -
P oSnox Gent d. n-Spirits Tnrpentine, 213d per
cT Eedned Petroleum sd gal allow 80 PCT cwt
Perulcuu. 70 = francs PAD, 2o4 francs
sellers, Cor fine pale American 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
WEEkLY RANGE OF PRfCEs

,ar cnts ia four per cents ll3Ai New hves, lOOe;
atlantic and Great hrst MORTGAGE trustees cerh
cafe TO Erie 4Oss: second soils " limos on
frai IL: Reading 16s NewJersev Central cohsois III
f"VnGS sent 1870 D. Paris adyices quote three per
cent renes francs 20 confines for the account Ee
L9SboS sept 1872 pm-Consols 97iSs for money andJ
for the account e. bonds four per ceus liZ's; new
dyes lObs Atlantic and Great Western nIst inorEnEe
trustees certificates, 69i do second mortgage -'4 e'
4Os. Reading, l0A - $1,000. o,o,o ., roo NOR
LoNnoN sept IS-4 m.Paris advlees qnoie tiee Del
cent rnes al ~ francs SO confines Tor the account
BFRI1X sept lsThe statement OF the impeai BANK oi
Germany shows an increase in sDecie oi fV2uoOU MAJ
ToypoS sent lS.-The EcOn0mta OF this week saws me
rate of DISCOUNT Bank bills, months rs "a per Sen, aI
Tor trld, nils months 2ly cent stocks, Win ~"
marked have been irregular with timing hne
The noy@n European feet In the Adratlc
ean.e dstrust and feeling oil aepresson
WHEN share. American securities ar
lover ON York advice Home railways were weakened
v traffic Bank shares foreign mines ana
water companies stocks are higher"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
THE STATE OF TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO sept 49, Flour firm: Wheat steady with fair
sa's Of GOO 90 at Sus R with f
20 idr 10 2 DULUTH seller han October % asking for
feTIs a e 1' Corn steady bush No Mixed
a. 40s 9s s af o. 90" bush do at and
demand % chicago Scs D at Barley Duet RYE
negec NH Feed scarce ami hrm 10
ns = s oS New erocess 81 2Jds per cwt Freignts
e e s'Tao6ss y t, slN Wheat c
s sSS nsSer o 2"s ed 'V %nie
Chicago srng sasa aSScc V Corn
,yc and md shade sS sssr al ioc cash 4o
YSys%ss 91s sss m 5eao at $S
Nosember at i4e Barley es e Ct 74s Pork
sssr 1s s5sa 20 October SIS
Lard s!o. and 6x Mss. a STEADY and nnhaae
e so ls s6 %tss, 20
BUSH Corn isio bush OATS lllgo bn,h ye 1900 SO.
9 wsea, s5 SS ssH Corn $4,000 BUSH oal 10000
bush. Rye 22,o bush: Barley, 10000 bush ooa., O.
rs ssSsA sep, S. wh.si is Amber
.S Sa T SdIa rm '' so rcS Ha ' Steady
MHs sss Rye sr s1 s AZ & LARD dun and
is5c 5ak an and droopng sn9Sdsrs 9c Clear
d ED go go: Clear ES Gle. Gear SIDES se Whisky N
sh demand bat hold nn st 81 ~ btsr sase o9.
st"ay c,nmou 81 i@esi 20; Light, - eoas5 p Pack
'1 pairoiT ssSt .s~Fiour s,osdy wheat quiet Nc
wSi'e MN sleH ~ .e 90 White Michigan ejc Red
as se bud So cor" M IS' IS sS; 10 40 t5c qmet
~ WIT. gSor, 40 2 do 81 re No. Mixed, S5c.
10 . co. 81 a 40. Reccpts-ti ur 1000 bills; Wheat
a. ana Rash. Corn ID bush; Oats, lr,OOO bush. ship
msnis-Fionr 1909 bbk Wheat 10000 bush; Corn
.IKFI sept ls- F1out quiet and ulchar ged whea
o,cned oulef aud closed quiet out hrm No milwaukee,
Isra II as do Suft ync.. No. = MN~aukee, 9z4c sep
tambcr "a &c: Octolor. s3 sc Noyrnbr SJSc No do
~ "a A do ne. Rejected, Oic. Corn easter No
60 o,,. drner No ., 2J,.c. Rye lower No. SIC
Farley nrnrr wi n fair demand: NO Spring, 7Sc Pro
isars sleay. Mess eli 30 cash and October f3 II
November iard-Prlme steam. Sc cash. october AM
N"vsmb.r Hog. fmer ~ ~ 5DS4 30 FreightsW hea
L. Buffalo "a a. 20 Keceips-Wh.at 5000 busbI Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
,1ur srncK MARKNr,-nY TELEGRAph.

cu,c,co sent 49, DroDers Journal reports HOGS
900 pead shipments o1uo hea'i mdiAe' se"
erslly strong and active. but at unchange prices ,
5000 head total recelpS Tor the neeA
80 900 head largest number on record y,
head EypOrLs lower at ,s5dS9 ~; noo ~
hppnr IOa4l 40. Common 10 Dedlum irAsssi 4S 80
~ ma ket very duh and ,0boc lower man q. & an
tbe week Butchers S3af3; StOckets plenty anu uuh >
Western Texans 4U06Oc lower, at S3ds3 10. ..,.
peceits 400 head; shipments, 400 head market
unchanged. 80 49,, o,.. an, ,,,chorced. Workers
orJ patimoTes 81 $685. Mixed Packing - 6Oa % ~
ntcbes' TO Fancy. - l5dSj % receipts. ZoOo heau
1NTnE|Du and lower. Except LOT Choice ana 4
port light offerings; receipts ioo ne"" 'if
900 head. ooo baad shin.
head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

o. 900 bush: Barley $1,000 bush. sbpments-Wh,l DIV"
PsiLApEipGia sept is-Four-superhne 81 G 5,T* -
southern Extras sS75 Minnesota Extras Clear GOO 10
SsCl ssa say ohio 90 90 Do d.
Fa illinois choice =. IN wi p,oa,
al - per Dbl Corn Mca-No hing iong wheat-soulheTn
Rejected g5c asI Delaware p, ime Rel afoa ,iot rem M
oss N ss ss Second Sa 1a 81 O %
No Red in eeyser me S.rsS rI be, DOR rye van
Fenn.y Corn quiet rate dena ,9s sxpo onJ
rran depot 5ic western low ana ige 4iSed 90 90
5s Mixed r,ek 5sc White on TRACK %
free on board. oasNo White 49, a. ND. Re- Re-
isee Sc assf sI p,,m Beef AZ H5 sSs
%ok ses a 9S.' sGSed o. N salt ana pickle
iosc eear Rb Sides smoked S9a9ase.. do in salt ssr
ss SG1Iss s T. ar S Kettle sSsss
sSS s Butter cCss geo. ssTa%
County and New York Extra q SO Wess ELL niS
no Choice here ESa Western RE
serve na % YoIk Fn cream lsiaa lie Western Full
STS I5s DO eI Far Good a skins
FAR 10 Good Retai mug Refined sugars
Bra Bran, SO siT whiskey-Westsrn 81 - v,o,,
higher III Eoi but 7 sOs Red ss$%S2so cash
Ser o5 s9S &C. December 50 2as al the var ~
7as3e No dS SgS2s oGES h Pee ee oats
stronger 2ssc cash 2ssc OCTOBER 2ssc Novsmo "
S s Choice t, FaneS whsEey steady and
unch noe 81 IL. PORK STEADY anu
firm but higher. ReceDts-f"ur oVD Dds; "i Ia,
"a no bnsh: Corn $4,000 BUSH oats. 2oOOo push; rye
01O bush Barley 1900 bush. shipments Flour i5Wp
bbs; Wheat. 10000 bush Corn 1910 Dushi oa''' zooo
bush. urht,. Ni,cbican
TOLEDO sept ls.-Wheat I'M No ! Wh nm EN- michsan,
a ,r Ambe Nchgan. 9sc No Red W aDash spOs' ~
S ptem en- 81 c. october, 9s 20; November s.ss Ne Ne
r.iuDer ii ~ C.. do, spot 90 9e OctoDee ~ ~
Red Dayton MchIsan, g74c Rejected sote' 10, :
red Nixef ~ tlxrn -
or is7sc Sc temb 4s c. october, 43 c. owe nj err
aiS 4 afJs s., septic err tOoer s5c Az lite
3d.; Rcjo to i Rsceip " eat IlOovV Dus,,'
or1 AZ TOO Dush; 500 bu.h shipments" he@.'
81 20, bush; 49,, 90 bush Oats none firm At
WI afSGrrS n c. sept lSSpirlts lurPentlhs M a,
Q " 1osin nrm at ii 22 Tor strained 81 l1a for Good
a,pe Tar firm At So crude Turpentne hrn at u ~ or
Yellow Dip aud Virgin Corn unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20

Roberts aau will be shipped at once and placed
ihe as soon as possible The narrow gauge
r N from Carson, New will be completed IN
lew VIZ rcerne Mining Company are pushing deyei-
,,naent work on their property aud expect within
SS weeks to begin stopping ore and RENTING money money
70 i thu 10 of,,caly made in another column.
The southeast drift, 12o level, of the Copper
streak of the vein has widened from eleven W
fwentv inches and is widening every foot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
nnsroN WOOL MARKET.

posrov Sent 1s.-Wool-rhe market shows decdeni
b feeling Than long time, bat as yet no ihuloNSent
q, nrices although manufacturers are more irce
III r vc disnosed TO stock for future wants COinDhg
and Delaine Woods selling more freely the saiss ms
Oh reachnp 100000 but coarser ades OF COmlhg are
ttIe called for California Wool IN good demau SAFES CON-
,rsing $40 900 n only small quantity OF ran ool - 81
,o forward sales include Ohio. X Xxx AAN ana No
ar ~ gc Michigan and no l. at - d46c new ho5k ~
nd Medium 35N42c.; ComDing and Delaine. "a
eTas Fne and Medium 20 G3lc Territory 22n@Oe Mis
Inwashed and UnmerchantaDle % ~
zoe spring California 2q03ic FAN do l2i2~- % PC
Snn'r aud Pulled. 3S0fjc. secured, 4u~oOc,i w.
9uPo ~ sust rae and New Zealand 40df0c; Cordova
cpet Doe; Magdacna 30 c the total saies OF inc week
- any 200 ~ OF which 1915 iDwere domestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Sept The following are the Wool sales Oh FIJI
GOV in eta3 100 bales sydney end QueeDslandt Fleece Is
Id IS 3D. SECURED Is l2d.dl- lOi Greasy 80 81 ~
oct ana Piecel I'd Is 9Lyi; Lambs, Is Id a IL 5i
anu - al n is Ca Greasy Sd ais. Id; 1885 bales
New Zealand-Feece Is I'd as ID; secured Is Ia IS
81 casv Odd n L. ~ 3D.. Locks and Pieces I'D a Is Id;
oo5 bales Port Php-Feeoe, Is 40 Is a.; secured is
80 81 Greasy 9ad Is. 3D. Locks and Plec s. o." us
Id. Lambs is ~. as I'd: secured. Is Gls lld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-20
Droposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,

sOfFICR THE SECRET AIRY, I
WASHINGTON. ID. c., sept. liz leoo.)
,U,1rD PROPOSALS will be received at the
intel states Treasury Department na' furniture for
- .ibnr.aay Octo. Z. 1884, for suppS,n i""' -"
noon, ION Iouss building At On cago III a., t,r,t
' rriher details with plans and ,a Treas
80, ~ rsnn,rrd eau obtained upon appnca"" o' ~
sry ,s1 ment Washin gton d. q , a,es engaged in
vi be considered except ion
Dos of fur and who nave me Piop e. me
re, Tor making ana delivering 'he iui''u ~
.necnea by Department n IN reiec any or all bids
sTeSn nensrtmcnt reserves tn 1Pht 10 nJoo' any " "
or parts Of bids. and 70 wai'e u''e Holm SHERMAN.
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7TUF TYION PACIFIC RAILWAY CON
Gouarrucrsniu Nollees.

NRwYoRK, Sept Il, 1880.
yIE copartnershp hereto9,e s1I'tinG a In,s
l me firm name OF HENSON. klLBREIh q w. eApifeS
thus DAY D! Hihi''"' J. II. HEWSON,
J. ". KlLBRETH,
r. T WHITE
The business will be continued oy ); H. Hh"SON u"ei
a. Trm name OF j. II. II EWoON q Co
NEwYoRK. sept. 1890
WE HAVE this day given M ans w ' Viii i
NJ M in The New Stock Exchange and also al the
New York Mining boaIu uIIMERS MCGOWAN g. co.
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uAvANA- MARKETS.

HAVANA. Sent ls-spanish gold. 22O94G22l Excnange
firm on the United states 60 days gold % I = ~ re
m,,r,i on Pans lola premium sugar weik pre.
~na"ning ard nominal Os. 10 TO - ID. >. 90
o rsaIs DER arrobe in gold Nos 10 TO 20 d. =; 9t@ II
T.s NJ lasses sugar 70 10. ~ reas
Commonto FAR G7 reals; Centrifugal go polarization III
boxes and s9G9 reals.
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Financial.

ALI, who are interested in railroad business
~ and mica &c statistics should get THE IhlBO AL
NANtC for 1850 now ready price 70 cents DIV meL.
DANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
ID ge The Tribune Almanac for looo ~ gisefs sI5 Pucs
70 cents by mail.
GAS STOCKS & City r. X. Stocks and Bonds
4 hougbt n sold. FIT HEWITT 81 kxchange-place
GAS STOCKS.
An eyy York and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also xmas
% prookl yn inv estment securities dealt IN by
Vi GEORGE III. PKENTISc,
fgDROA DSr,, AND 80 EACHANGE-fLACF.
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and Mt the end Of the week the share market was
dull and weak. Yet probably those who I0pR ior
an immediate important break in prices VIII Dc as
badly disappointed those who week ~so
were ex pecting n great BOOM"
WEEKLY RANGE
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

WESTERN UNION PROXIES,-We will pay one
quarter per cent for proxies on western uhloh iee
graph. VI. HEAL III "a w., 10 'io'u ~
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TvpR0yEMENT OF Brunswick Harbor, Geo'

u sn5 yolusia Bar Lake George foriaa , ovr,cy
GA, an" '"' IsJIgp STATES ENGINEER orrx55S5o
..vv pIIIIIrG: YORK. sept -, Io9o
,u,, pnoPosAI- tplicate, addrcSseI 70 .1 Oonn
sEALD he received this ofhce unul ~ ev
M 5s I'd cay oetob 1880 q SaeGs for improving
will be Opener a ioT constructing eIib lefty N e 30 hG
sia Bar t Georgia specifications instincuc1s oece
Of Brupswt sr nroposas may DO obtained q. I'm u.
or for the BIups"'cA "oN' q A. GILLMOkE
nab, Ga cot NJ Enpfpeers Byt MAJ uen, y. .. -