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\ Silent Partner.

Old Dabbs and Jim Garter, two color
cd men, lnying grown tired of farming
came to this city and opened kind o
grocery store. Dabbs was shrewd
bow.legged man, with broad feet, and
witt. anose shaped like the half of pear
Carter was young. and inexperienced
After the stock had been purchased, Dabbs
remarked: Garter, Use dc oldest. In
dis case hits nalscssary fur yer to be the
jungier podner."
"All right" said Carter. II don,
keer what my name is, but l wants hall
de money WIN! GENE L: otssT DO luur-
ter.''
''Dat's II facs, Cnrier; yer,ii make n
sharp business man. Dar's lot OBJ mig.
gers got dar eyes on dis sto', but we'll
foul 'em. Carter do7s yer owe my debts
in dis wuri?"
"I;emme see {; yes, owes man fur q
"How long hab you owed him ?"
Bout five years"
"How much wuz hit wurf?"
"Bout two dollars" 7{t!
Lemme count do intrust. Two is two,
added onto dc five, duplex fractions com.
in in twixtNde two and lie five; com.
pound cathartic fractions. Mines q nine.
wild ten as podner. Ten goes way an
'leben stans up. Mr.. Carter yer owes dnt
man 'leben hundred dollars an quar-
ter.n ...',~,-s-
"Hows dat?"
"Why. cordn' ter dc inirust. De in.
trust Is awful heaby. Hit fairly makes
man sweat. Hit breaks up de whiteman
and robs do niggah of his labor. Dat
man could come and break up our sto'.
He could sell us out. I heard a planta.
tion niggali talkin' bout us, yesleraay.
Now If yer wuz de signer podner, which
means dc oleSt, de man couldn't do moth.
in.' Dis is n fault ob de law. DE laig.
islature Ia On awful rascal 10. of fellefs.
Well, now, yer must be my silent pod.
'ner. Docs ye heah2"
Z '.I'se listenin'."
s'Den the man can't tech yer. Use got
"a headas long rs awatermillion. Wen,
now, lemme read yer dis paper" -
Then Dabbs read the following:
.sDis heah Is ter certify dat Dabbs an
Carter Is podners. Da5bs is de action
.podner, an Carter is de sil~n' podner.
Dis is also to certify dat so & 6asz cN<hts
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After disappearing from public q

- After disappearing from public gaze
for severel months Keciy, the motor man,
comes to the surface again. The annual
meeting of stockholders of the Keely
Motor Company was held in Philadelphia
on Wednesday,, and 72,84S out of $500
shares OF stock were represented. A res.
nlution was adopted declaring that Mr..
Keely has developed new motive pow
er of extraordinary energy; that the gen.
orator for the development of the power
is o perfect machine; that the vibratory
engine for Its utilization has progressed
to that extent rs to have demonstrated
that heis master of the situation and will
succeed as an early date in utilizing as a
motive power of great value the new
force SO discovered and applied by him,
and that nothing now remains but me-
chanical details connected with his on.
gine, whichSthe stockholders have every
confidence he will at an early day have
under his entire control.
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NEWSY,
GOOD and
CHE AP.
WEExLy C,oua,En JouauAl.

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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.iNDERSoN COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

r.. +. Wakefield, Administrator of Estate
of Tucker w. May. deceased. Plaintiff,
ngniiM Mary Fowler, Hannah May, CT al,
Defendants -Susimo.s for Rciicf Com
piiint mt scrrcd.
To the Defendants. Mary Fowler, Hannah
May, Martha Ann McCown Margaret J.
May, Baby May. Elmira Hood. Tucker
w. Hood, Josephine Hood, Nancy G.
Hood. Martha Hood and j. w. Norris
VOU are hereby summoned and ro.
II quircl to answer the complaint in this
action, of which copy is herewith served
upon yoii. and to serve Il copy Of your an
swer to the said complaint on the sub
scribcrs NJ tier Office, at Anderson Court
House. within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and il you fail to answer ilIe COM
plaint within the time aforesaid. the plain
till in this action will apply 10 the Court for
she relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated August 27ih. a. ID. 1850
MOORE e ALLEN,
Pairtili-s Attorneys.
tsEALl JOHN w. DANIELS, G. C. T..
The defendants above named will take
notice that this action is commenced for the
purpose of selling land Of Tucker w. May,
;'v;cast'i. i'll which yoi lave Iii interest, iii
aid of personal assets to pay debts. No
personal claim is made AGAINST you.
MOORE & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Nov Is, 1850 10 6
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GENUINE SOUTH ERN SENTlMENr.-In
mn interview with the correspondent nf q
Northern newspaper. Governor MarEs. OF
Tennessee, is reported to have used :he
following language: =
II was in the Confederate service ns
Colonel, and accept tho results of the
war without reserve. ! believe nh over
whelming majority of the people ti,.wn
here feel rs do. The Northern people
do not understand us. They think we
are ripe for secession still. What posi-
BILE interest copl.s we have in seeding
noU &? We went out of the Union be,
cause we wanted the worth of our slaves
in our own way. We believed then that
slavery could not flourish unless we &C..
ccded. Let us be frank We did secede
and got the worst of it by large major
ity. What, in Gods name, have we to
make us think of secession under our
altered circumstances?
We have nothing TO seccde for since
slavery was abolished, which am hear.
tly glad of, and We are much better off
within the Union, where We belong, than
we would be outside of 1t, where we do
rot belong. Recognizing this fact, II
LOOKS absurd to Southern people to be
charged with entertaining secession sen.
.i.aen.a. The people ef lie Na-!h n.a=.
certainly think, if they are in earnest
about that, that we are a pack Of simple.
tons or worse. We do believe that the
Government is now sufficiently central.
ized. and that any further steps in that
direction would be fraught with danger
to American liberty. Many Republicans
hold .he came belief aid aid certainly sE;t,is,sy there
can be nothing disloyal in that"
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Ex-Governor Warmolh and other
leading Louisiana sugar planters on the
lower coast are about to 1--we erected
along the river, between View Orleans
and their plantations, distance of
abnut forty-fivo miles, telephone wire.
BY this means supplies can be ordered.
physicians sent for in emergencies, aud
many things attended TO promptly and
satisfactory, which now require visit to
the city and a'largc-expcnditure Of mon
av
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= young thief. on being arrested nj
Reading, Pa, said he hoped God would
I,araiyze him ii nc was not innocent
Within few days he was strickea with
paralysis, ard !:o ;s Haw Grm in The he-
lief thal it was in consequence of his i'm
pi0us prayer.
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IA MARBLE YARD.
SAMUEL MURPHY,
Anderson, S. c.,

I AEALER and Manufacturer Of EOnu.
~ mcnta. Monumental gleaeI-
stones. TOinbs. Vases. Etc. AS 4
am practical workman md 4. ..oY,., nv
SELL can afford to furnish anything in MY
line cli" per than any one else. Working
ONLY the hest grades Of marble I am able
:" S:.r halter satisG,c.:;. &: nv c;.s,,,,,,yis
ana guarantee all work that lcav cs my shop.
wcrk only new designs. Call and see me
at my shop on Depot Street, aud he con-
elsewhere.
June IL. 1880 80 Iv
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MrOTTCE FINAL sETTLENlENr.

nj oTICE FINAL. SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned. Administrator Of
Estate of Mary l.. Greer, deceased, here
by gives notice that he win apply to the
Judge of Probate for Anderson County, on
the 1lth day of January, 1881, for aFinal
Settlement OF said Estate and discharge from
his Office rs Administrator.
y. X. GREER, Admir-.
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400 BROADWAY, :


CINIE tic introduction Of this Spool Cot
~ ton into the American market. H. sue
cess ia, been unprecedented. No other brand
Of thread has ever met with the same am cunt
nf puh.ic tnvor in the sarae space of time.
Tie Q. n. - manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance of the Sew
in. Machine and to make II six-cord cotton,
which lias ever since been the recogn ed
standard Tor machines.
All the improvements in machinery tlIat
the inventive genius of the nineteenth cen
tnry has produced lave been adapted by
the manufacturer of 80. y. t.
Al all the great international Fairs Of the
world. 80. y. IT, has been awarded the
highest honors.
rhc"O. y. r. factories at Newark. y.
j., and Paisley, Scotland, employ 5, 200 OPP
ciativcs = make sufficient thread daily 10 20
around the world four times.
Consume ITO tons Of coal daily.
The manufacturers of 80. y. IT," are the
largest manufacturers Of Spool Cotton in the
world.
~ full assortment of this Spool Cotton
can be la'l ut wholesale and retail mt
}. i. SULLIVAN e co, Anderson s. c..
and NJ. BROOKS, IIonca Path, s. G..
Oct I. $3.50 Is 3m
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= Reports from nearly all the towns in
t'arnwell County indicate heavy falling
of in mercantile husiness. tho Shme for the
inenth.of November. almost destroyed in
some places by the continued bad weatlcr
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- Joe Norris. n colored man who lives
about half u mile from Williston, lc(l two
children aged respectively nine months and
two years, in house alone last week, when
they caught fire and were burcd to death.
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- William Bryan was shot by Thomas
Perry onslast Wednesday morning on the
Landsford Road about five miles from Rock
Hill. The latter alleges that the shooting
was accidental.
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l'EEEr, IiocsrOS Co.. GA, Jan. IS. 1889.
In The year 1873 theI. were two negro prisoners
confined in the Jail OF this county who were vcFv
badly afflicted with ha, loallsome disease Syphilis
In my Official capacity rs Ordinary l employed
Capt G. L. Swift, then resident Of this place. 10
cure Mew. under contract, mo cure, no pay" lie
ADMINISTERED to them his celebrated Syphilitic
Specific. and III few weeks felt bound, under
my cont raci. TO pay him out Of the county treasury
ns he had effected Il complete and radical cure.
In testimony hcrcunto set my official signa-
<O@H tire aud seal
Seal 4. S. GILES,
&-O+ Ordinary Houston County, Ga
CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Feb. IL. 1879.
We take pleasure In saying that the s. s. S. Is
giving good satisfaction. We har" had excellent
results from number Uf cases One gentleman
who had h'cT confined to his bed sir iree6y witt,
Syphiliiic rheumatism. has been cured entirely
and speaks in the highest praise Of it, 1t also ncis
well in primary rs in secondary and tertiary cnscs
ClIIi.ES & BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprictors,
Atlanta, Ga.
=, Sold ly. simpson. Reid < Co., ana wilhtc &
Wilhitc, Anderson, sc.
Call for aeopy OF Young Mems Friend"
Nov Is, 1850 10 I'm
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Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and alter Monday, NOV. 8, 1880, the paSscn-
ger Trains over the Crcenyille and Columbia Rail
road viii be run daily, Sundays excepted
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81 besl u m the same 1880 m 500 sos rs
= NJ ST. a5 &c. &SOp ~. slas l.c; p To- 81 ,5GSn e
sellers option Deeem6er ssise JannsIg TsieTay
$1,000 sbs total foE Psnth si291l a'esg fef morth
t'!v"VV2' 49,. so1ssz az S gS
pRoVfso Ptkmess unsettled and easieI in some
eSgS bS demand 6s o9 LEX a' Mcs. 0 fS sir
$i7 latter choice nothing q Opium; Mess 81 t2 a, eS
port 81 80 city Family Mess Sls 7o5f9 N airy active
at very steady Prices sales wtt1 few DAYS Zoo tcs CITY
t EEf' Es4s Mes Ness part si p F Rs1G9 fSss's
1EFf ANS steadily held and demand moderate quoted
s20ds2o 50 CUT MEATS q netter denao ras 40 pS
$4,000 n 10 " H. ole. 80 Pcke Hams, " B lDgc
9Gg Al %eH a. eS 40 S smoked s5oGaer sc
Smoked Hams ISdl s MIBDLEs more 5 acuvs sb6 dTf
clear e'sc: Long apd short coaI haani'haI c,y
80 ei Se,s ssf fcng 20 Clear Ssss tar
demand ana st1aa heG Hsqyy &c sR no n open
23d5c per 100 pounds higher subsequently .o Az
he lowest rates Of the day demand Tor cash mod
crate and fairy active business reported 10
1000 ties. November, 22ieqll 27[ closing a ~ -
ics slier year ii 22lgai 55c closing 2c soy IS
January Il. 40a &C. closing ll3! i4Gc S.,'0 q
February n6Ce / 62a2c e,oang Ia. 2g b7 9I0 200
1900 e, MAY il72pai1sdo closing 52al -. ~ &c.
G s'e@ Ra low and ad,s u ps c s4 ' BUTTE
market UNCHANGED, choice ard fancy ''U %'
settled state a 'e cfeamsfy. Fair TO Fancy 2sasac state
III ali f1fEn Tubs Far 10 Choice ZNdd'c.i
Tubs Fair Choice 25d3Ac state Dairy fltAhlA
Par 70 Choice 22a9Oc. Entire Daires Good TO hPo
2Sd32c: state Dairy Tubs. Common 10 5ali
lsa24c; Western creamery. Fair 10 Choice; 49, D.
Western Imitation Creamery, I5dNdc western Huh
Choice 5aSuc. Western Factory Fair to Cholce lSGi 20
CHEEsEMarkei dun. weak and unsettled STATE
strictly nne which is scarce and he'd very nrn St 70
Factory Poor Choice gdl2lpc.; Western flat i y"
PRIME sc. Cheddar Choice 9all'tci Skins
Poor Choice 3d1C EGGS@ arkct very uGn on g. QUE
fresh which -carce others duh and unchSngt- Lon5
Island and nearby, 33a35c state and PennslyamA'
assoc: Western 27l202Sc. Canada &c, eOutDrIn- DO.
Lined. u d22o RICr-Modtrately active, steady hh'
changed ..... = EEDS-Qulet unchanged ~ a..
sALT-Fn but quiet; Cadiz. 2S25c Curacao SOc az
saa 25QEsc: HyeTrs, 2Sc: Hggnss - 90 Holiness = ~
Ashi0n's Phoenix, ~ 80 other brands, a. J"dSl ~
LiycTpOn Ground 55dSdC
SPICES-Stl very dull; Calcutta Ginger 5sc g.
Cloves 2g2aS3c. do Stems. 2l2r.. Pmeni1 l34a l5F
Sneapore Pepper lJ1dl6c; Batavia l6c, White 40 80
25c Macc id7Jc; China Cassia lsh Prime ba'a
do lGc Prime Nutmegs. 71d'"c. -, a.. ...,,,,,
sUGAR-iaw duu aud nominal at PC Tor tar r enn
duD and ccprcssrd GraLulated gle0Ja- cut Io.t u.s.,
Crushed ltl2a. Cubes lUc; Powdered, iOc STANDARD A.
o. Copioc toners' do 0dsc; Mould A." 91-c on A.
s.. a9C, white Extra CO $3.50 ~ 1ci,n" q" o"r -"
STEA RINE-DuI. weak Prime CITY u pal t';, safes
200 n OleOuargannc; SteaTre outOi town s"cE NC
TALLUW-Du!l. easier; sales, G0,UOO ID, ''sH' PC
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Total since Jan l. s3l9 7Os 295s378G $3.50 JsSios7S'
Ethiopian FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Nov 2S-l23O =. m.-ConsOs lSJlls LOT Desn
money and the account: O. 5. bonds fonr per cents
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees I
caes 81 u hrio AN; New.YOgk Central Ia ih 1}
Central 1861 Pennsylvania Central o5es heanihR
New YORK OutaTO and Western 80, Milwaukee ana >" ID"
common. ll2. ,h-ae ,er
cent rentas "a y centlnes Tor the account s
InNDoN, 23-Oo p. mU. : bonds ioui PEI 1910
l61l Atlantic and Great Western first NOR gage Tnstee
certitcates 81 a. Erie ~; New hOTk central - A
Central 1861 Pennsylvania Central, b5SS Ill. 18th
LONDox 2S4:0O J. m-The amount OF puii"u 49,, a.
draxr from the Rank of England balance To-Day Is
4lSS,0Ou -. hru,,., with.
drawn from the Bank Of England To-Day ioi s'p'o' W
America fllSoO0 $1,000. ,o,o ,i,roa
IoyDoS Nov 23-5:pO D. m.-Pans anvioes quote tlIee
pe ceui rsntes 20 centmes Tor the account
PARls NoY 23-5:OO n nEXchsnRe on London 20 rdh cs
IL
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steady good stock firm; Sheep dn 80 759sS 80;
,toOd 10 Choice Mixed Tiers So 1874 so;
leciod WethsTs. - 75ds5 %.
n. Louis. Nov. 2S.-Iogs - ship
,nehls <OjO head supply liberal quahy good; packers
ing iIeoly but shippers mostly OF the market there
Dcf no uenand prices light shipping, $685. 20,
lorksrs, - 610Sj 70; Packing IS GOGS5 70.
CATTLE - Receipts 2,4OC bead; shipments 500 head;
snlpN good Melium to Fair ouppng steers So LASS %
NaNe butchers Steers 81 25dSi2J Cows and Heifers,
- 0as3 90 Grass TeNensS2 5OdS3 ~; Colorado sias5
iikEfRecepts Q 90 head; shipments head MARKET
slow and lower AT SO 25 asa 90 for Fair TO Fancy.
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k.
HAY and STRAW Receipts Of Isy good, but demands
fair and prices steady. Straw stssdy quote
sR1 1ovef sy Ssg e 10 20 rs l%" :o G
jjq6je.i oats and Wheat 45q5@c. -.
TIE last business included l0O1 Dry Bnenos Ayre u 2c
S5 SI P BE- e S Eps a 25 r no. IA cn Gs a SEC
2465 ~ Central America etc, l7la20c !,G75 H. = Ma
sions We quote Now W. IcrG STATE crop lssi, 2Iq5oe
erow,h, 81 30 sanihe Coast. 2sas1c hawaiian IOG
MOLA IS Es-Quiet, unchanged.
NAVAL sroREs-RcSps were quiet and essentially IN.
Turpenune nm. In sympathy with the soutierR
vices sOuhes quoted s. S55Lc obbiDg lots 5GEc Tar
or oILS%onei and unchanged
perth T99@ vas Ssy qe S SGsr room T1s ssS oo
2SSe .sSe g. f2p@T through Cd Ion
;:LoNDoN, steam. grain quoted Gid; 200 tons Flour
Beet s. 3D. Pork 2s ga 200 tons goods JIG
sses foa lots Cheese sjs 100
en ss Sne SEA ah SeG&af sam - S su
ANTWERP, steam Grain, quoted, 4ra; gofTEiE
$4,000 bush Grain. sc; 2ooS boxes i.con, Csc
ron RDERs. two oaIks each win 1000 grs Grain a. Cd
sS sq s SSs d% ISs S hS
reiroienm, private terms German ship hsnSs
AVA ess %o a. 40 Ssoe ssa5c
EAST COAST OF IkELANn.' SWEDISH bark hsls BlIti.
RS1s 1000 * ION:
l Ger Zoo s; ro adS AM2 eas ~ q
psr sRAzTL Birth bark . ls7 tons hence Foa
pETRoLFU MRehnsd was again duh and nominal; crgde
Resssd ssre asked lor sspSt Hsms Trade lots sc
iioRssiise Nnpssss ac Crude bsis e',S7s sI FL
Arnold rsgoris erade GsInheA's, ~ ~ ~ r S1i &c
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-YoRk. Wednesday Nov. 20. lss,

ASHES-Quict and steady.
COFFEE-iao duh at lUA4c Tor far cbtCoes inc RE"u-
WITH LS77 bags Santos ana 70 - 'asr i" m
rreasur The sio inst hands I" .2O-h~ rags MID
on,st S,x cau iqal4c ana Maracaibo 100 32-. sacs
ga ia ArAcan and pa bass MarscaiDo pti A. terms
CJlICN-~po Cotton QWtt plan Il unChahE-d; 0theT
wise lee sales SOC bes 20 bales last "vnniug in
81 Is bales Tor spinning De
vrTrd on contract bales Receipts ~ the ports tna
~ bales l252 bales tis day ast week, and
2G87u bales st year; sing" cpieHher ], l7%,If' bAcs
against ,2UG 81 bales same Time last year
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81 AIN Ilt
qia,sfIoS ,iiddlln 2
Ola sssH.Tn

sS9s ord; 1 Gfaary s S M, Miedns IL
Futures moderately active closing dr7 a decline Of 70
points ll8,4ou bales Prices Pad November 80
February. iS2ia i525 March l2SSai&36 Ann IL,S
III Precs for Rms and MsTgns-Novcmber MS
peGemb9 g Jan l 80 5 SC'ITir INN s
August l. 93i September T. 80 ,oslne prizes iet con.
January. l. o@Gl3O4 February - 2Sql24; March l24i
l287di2ssi August f29JaI29i Transferable ORDERS
FIouR AND MEAI.-Flour MARKET dun, and strongly
salos IL 600 bis including 200 bbls Cltr NH EIirS
lea y 35Gs7 H. for the city trade; 100 bills 40 p
W6 aSG So $50 bps pH% low rdc EIirni . as c
q go d fer %%sr Wheat 800 500 bits Maaaso.
= ioa - taT ss Es%S lsIge t. Cbgcs PANTY ~ 9SS
81 OF the sales 200 bLl were ioI EXPORT Quotation No
non TO Extra state s5qf so Good to fane d. - 30
80 2 5aF% ~ Good SOOO to c5oe DO 81 20
Common Cles - S Go 2S Eye E 81
So ST Louis Common g Far Extra - 9@6 90 Good 10
g 25GS9 market closing dun southern H%af dui t,lr-
COZ nbs@ Including Common r., To- TO- Coed 5 Lkir.
kye Fioru Unebanged sales 200 gIl supcrone - 900
81 1884 10, manly .s&s 80 CogNMEAL dnI
weatel4 ~ 25@sS 70 BRAS DYwi%E s. so@s *
GRAIN wheel market guselted opening about steady
% t6 da S & Rp" demaSd and large tTadc q" .cc
cash including Ungraded Spring. ~ "a nj % No MI
Haqkee quoted II 5Gd$l 81 ner.ied Winter Rel - ~
steamer No 2 Red 81 3GLsl 81 No. 2 Red, - 4Gqa
Winter 81 a7isa$i 8s Ungradod White, ~ 2oosi 81;
White 81 &9osi 4o@ New and od. 40 Red 40
Co. December 81 4OEGi 40 closing 81 41s All ii;
DO January IL 43i s5 closing II 49,; do February
81 4G40tl AL closing 81 sea- do March ~ itLa&l sH',
closing y 4sig No White December, y $3.50 RYE a
shade sales 5000 bush Prime state 81 9yd-l O2
BA hLEN-NOrc active aud lower; sales 10000 BUSH,
including Uncraded aud No. ! Canada, - IL "a load
VI latter ruIoOrrd sold at 81 40 Tworowcd
state g0c. and FOnT-Towed state. 81 % 4 BA V.
LEY MABT-Dnn AID unchanged. ..-. CORN Market
settled. opening hnn subsequently, declining
4cd and closing heavy moderate export add home trade
account: sales $4,000 bush. tntlre, 2l5 900
AZ 1I5aGsAs: No 3 g. .4G5c 10: ? G7itaGsc:
Old mainly G7aia6Sc and closing at Csc delivered including
32C9U bush free ON Doard 6-c aieam Mixed sc; No
Mixed November, 6GtsDB7 'sct ciosng TO- 4abfci 90.
December. G7i4rd67'sc. closing G7H67'ic.; 90
February 7ois07Os.c. closing 70i.c .. OATS-Mareh,
active mainly In OPTIONS prices without decided
change sales. 42b O9D bush including No II Mixed, ~ ;
?, 4Sl4cd4Safc. New, 4gafct Old No
l. 4gc; No. White, 49LC; No. 2. 81 iqc; 80
55i1 delivered including 10000 bush 40 Mixed Noyem
brT 4s sN4sl4c; loOO0 bush do Decenber 4rt@@s 20;
10000 bush JarnaIy l3e 9iJ2c, ljOOO bush do May
5ia5l &c.
FEED-Steaay.
ExroKTs IRON SEVEN ATLANTIC FORTS FoRTHE WEEK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
fflusiral Jnstruments.
~,lREAIrTIFUL ORGAN, Che "MOzAk1

A BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the .MOlAkf,u
Tongue solid walnut highly polished cage ss0 Nsm ane
n. and delivered board here price only sixty ac
aDs net cash satisfaction In every @
Evey one SOLD Sells
anoiSer IL is standing sdyestissmsnt oraer ~ oncs
nahinr sayed By Ny ney factory JUS,
pleied Capacity 1000 ever 70 eays yeiy
har working machinery. vast capital enAb,ee
s 10 goods for iess moasy than eysr
Address y =. BEATTY, Washington NswJsuey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24
Fl. ~ closed feyerisb aud un-

10 arbitration. The market closed ieVeiiSn anu
pottled. l.. rr;oos were
.,ssav At unchanged quotations, which arc as ioi'
BOWS: -T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-24

,Incrnase. fpeorease

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending November % and since the
beginnInp of the wear, as compared with the
corresponding periods of previous years:
1879. 1880 lSsL
Po- thc ,reet. 81 G6S 1877 ssl6l6s5 s6,2s67gs
Previously reported. 3l2.OiGljs s65,4592l "S4Ssooo