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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

A NEono TRIES TO STAMP HIS WIFE TO DEATR.
The Sumter Spirit Of the times says: tom
Gardner, negro who has been separated from
his wife for some time, came TO where she was
living on Mrs. Psxton's place Monday night,
and attempted 10 kill her by choking and stamp
ing Ho then ran of bnt has been captured
and lodged in jail"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27
"BLAcK-DRAUGHT" makes sAilla
and fever Impossible.
Sold by J. NJ. GIBBEs. & Cs.

Half Of the public square Of Talboiton, Ga,
and the business portion Of Suwanee were
burned last week. the losses being 5000 and
Sl3,0 900 respectively, with little assurance.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

Henry G: Tanner recovered n judgment Of
Sl4,4i0,5G against the Air Line road few days
ago. In 1879, at Gaffney City, s. c., he was
run over by the train and lost his leg. He sued
in Atlanta for Sic, 900.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

CoTToN MILL NoTEs.-On Wednesday FRESH
ident w. c. Sibley, of the Sbey Manufacturing
Company of Augusta, received by telegraph,
from Boston, an order for $4,000 of the new
stock Of the company. So far S246, 200 out Of
$4eO,O 900 increase has been subscribed for.
There is o movement on foot to establish q
cotton factory in Wilson, North Carolina with o
capital of $4,000.
Mr.. ID. James Winn is now in Lowell, Mass,
making arrangements for the machinery of
the Bellemonte Cotton Mandatory, at Sumter,
S. C.
The Bibb Manufacturing Company of Geor-
ea, on Friday last, effected the sale of 5000, 900
worth of yarns. 1t will take about half tn pro-
duce Of the mill for two three years to fill the
order.
The cotton factory at Bowensville, Ca, is now
under good hcadway, and is making the best Of
yarns.
Mr.. James NJ. Stewart has completed his maps
and charts Of the Landsford Water Power on
the Cntawba River, Chester County, s. c.. re-
Gently surveyed by him. They are not mere
surveyors plats, but are gottel up in the best
engineering style. The Cat awba River at that
point is about five or six hundred yards wide.
but by means Of an island dam can be made
much shorter than that. The existing canal is
9,090 feet in length and fourteen feet wide, with
two locks, giving total fall Of thirty feet. The
proje cted canal is to be fifty feet wide, giving
q fall Of fifteen and q half feet at FIVE thousand
feet from its head, twenty-four feet at seven
thousand feet, and thirty feet at the end, The
supply of water is practically unlimited.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

Appetite, Flesh, Color, Strength and Vigor-
if you covet these, take Ayers sarsaparilla,
which will confer them upon you in rapid sue
cession.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

THE LoRDs PnAYER.-The following compar-
ison of the texts of the old and tue revised yer.
sion of the New Testament shows the exact
changes made in the wording Of the Lord s
Prayer in Matthew vi, Ola, the most important
being the omission of the doxology at the end :
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

The farmer in this section who has corn Of his
own raising to sell would bo rs great q curiosity
as white black-bird." Lexington Dispatch
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27
TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices Of Final Discharge must be
paid for before they will appear in
our columns.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27

sea. See change of schedule on the Green.
Vile and Columbia Railroad.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27
Railroad Business.

Railroad Business.
On onquring of friend Counts, the gentle
manly and ever faithful Railroad Agent at this
place, as to the comparative amounts Of Cotton
shipped frcm this point and the number of tons
of Fertilizers received, he kindly furnished us
with the following:
Bales of Cotton shipped from 1st Sept.
1880 to 25th May, 1881 ..............-....l2,s $50
Same time previous year........ .......... 9,679
FERTILIZERS RECEIVED.
From 1st December 1880 to LIST April,
Same period previous year..."."...". $50
Increase this year 600 tons
The general increase of business upon the
road during the past year has been proportion
ately great.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1881-05-27
Forty years. trial has proved "BlACK-
ORAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
the world.
Sold by j. NJ. GIDBES. s. Co.

THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE met in this City
on the 10th. The report Of the Superiutend-
ent of Immigration, giving his rlans for con-
and received its approval.
1t appearing to the Board that tho territory
assigned to the Beaufort and Port Royal Phos-
phate Company under an exclusive rights char
ter granted in 1873, was not being developed to
the best interests of the State, upon an official
report by thespecial assistant of the department,
the Board declared the exclusive rights of the
company forfeited to the State, and declared the
streams heretofore controlled by this company
open waters, subject to be worked by any par
ties working under general rights licenses
Some complaints in reference to obctructions to
the free passage of migratory fish were submit
ted to the Board, and tho Commissioner in
formed the Board that he had notified all par
ties who were violating the laws that suitable
fish ways must be erected across their dams and
other distractions must be removed, and that he
had instructed one fish warden to proceed
against the parties, and that he was endeav-
oring in every way possible to have the law en-
forced.
The Board requested the Commissioner to in
stiiute proceedings against all parties who are
violating the fish laws in any part of the State.
The Board authorized the Commissioner TO
attend the Atlanta exposition, and to mako rs
creditable exhibi: there possible of the re-
sources and products of the State, the necessary
expenses to be betrayed by the department.
The Board adjourned subject to the call of the
Chairman.-Coi. Register.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18
Caal, paid for hides, pelts and fNts.
+. w. THORNDlkk 10

'rhc Ortonvilln North star, Is always
III to the times, Aiid last week, printed
4 very long ami Valuable article un
"Hvw to Keep Cool which states tllat
the pcplle Of the tropics, are TAR ahead
Of us in their lLtas on this subject.
We ARE very much Interested III
this matter Just now. with the mer-
curry ranging from twenty 70 'of's
degrees below zero.
II stars receipt don't work, our
friends Ia the Gopher state should 'rs
Il bath in the Minnesota river AND q
x,,w walk home. wearing pair Of
light SUMMER pants with s'lspenderS
and i brass hrcaSt.pin Try Y TREND
Tuttle,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18
s2I,< ON1lI.EA'EkOS.
Herman'u Happiness. and How He
Won His Nifc.s Love.

Herman Schweigel, one of the sub
stantlal Teutonlc grangerS, of the
yellow Bank region, few days ago
had one of those little coniuyal diilic-
ultles which 80 often. we are sorry to
say, occurs in the best regulated
families, and Herman and his beloved
Louisa Immediately decided that one
house was not large enough to cover
both of them. that their domestic bliss
was forever destroyed and that the old
home WAS not what it used to was.
An immediate separation was decided
on. and settled. and Herman advertis-
ed Il warning to the world not to trust
his wife OF his account. Two weeks
of lonely separation followed, during
which time the hearts of both parties
began to wax soft and yearn for the
many little endearments which max e
up the SUN total of welded happiness
al interview was affected, and COM
plete reconciliation was brought
about, and last Wednesday, Herman
with Il beamlng countenance entered
the HERALD Office and desired lis to
| take the advertisement out Of the last
three weeks papers. and when weeN-
planned to him that we could not do
| this. lie stated that it was allsa mis-
take, that his hreside was again shared
by his guardian angel, who for years
has smoothcd the pathway of his life;
| that hencefortl peace and forhearance
were to reign supreme in his house
hold, and that lie was even willing to
/ pay SlW Of his wift's contracting. If
any one should trust heron his account
Our married friends Should take warn
| ing from Herman $ experience and
and when those little difficulties arise,
| which at the time seems sufficient to
sever their Weddec hopes, bc SLOW in
making the dissolution final, as 4 short
separation may result as i'll tile above
case, i'll mn tai repel,t,n;s. and recon-
ciliaton.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18
Do YOU wish to nell .onr Tree Clsim,
H omestead or Presumption II 10 tall OIL
Bleser K Evans. Big Stone City, pak,

Tie editor of the Review, III the
course Of his tramp around town. this
week while taking tile census, met
with several amusing incidents of IN
credulity upon the part " humber 7
individuals who suspected him guilty
of SOME sinister design,- Review.
They probably suspected that the
boy was around with one Of Ills double.
harreled petitions frf the temnvsl Of
the countS sent, And Of cnufsr they
fought SHY " him, The people Won 7
stand being made fouls Of more than
two or three times.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

The kindly assistance Of thu editor
Of the Review IN securing for ASSES
scr Ferrin 4 list of the taxable prop,
erty in Milbank should be duly appre-
ciated by the latter gentleman. The
Review gathered the fact. from the
property owners themselves. and al
the assessor Will have to do will be to
nlakea copy Of the figures on his
books, It'- handy thing for the
assessor, and will help the county to
about FL, OoO.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

There is Il report that the people in
the vicinity OF Punished WOman )
lake. are suffering for the necessarles
of life, the storm having caught them
mprepared, and the roads being still
impasSable.
Lewis says that no ono voted against
the incorporation Of Milbann except
the mob, who were not taxpayers.
1t happens that the mob was composed
OF twenty two taxpayers, who are all
representative business men of Mil
bank.
{. {. Thompson's trip to Morris,
where he was to convey Mr.. Roledeau
and others. terminated 1T Graceville,
where he transferred his passengers
to the Herman stage and turned back,
arriving home Tuesday evening after
an absence of five days.
y. J. Schafer, OF Milhank, is u man
of nerve. He started from Morris the
first part of last week, where he was
s1lowbound. and walked through to
this place where lie arrived last Fri
day evening, having been four days
on the road. The state Of the roads
and the weather being considered.
this was quite u feat.
Bob Miller has commenced suit
against T. NJ. Grant, of Ortohrllle,
for slandrr, and asks for $4,000 dam
ages. lie Is also going to sue the
three newspapers and six other indi.
yiduals for like amounts. The de-
PENDANTS are all wealthy, especially
the newspapers, and they won't miss
IA small sum like $4,000. la! on,
Bob, and damned be he who first cries
hold, enough.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18
RhiIfOad Meeting.

The postponed ritizens meeting for
IN, discussion df railroad matters, will
10 held tomorrow saturday. evening.
Everybody interested Is requested 70
be present.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

The three doughty individuals who
were sent to Yankton to champion the
forlorn cause Of the unholv Lewis
Smedley gang are showed III ut sioux
City, without friends and without
money, as the paltry $40 which the
ring raised, was spent before they ar
rived at the capital. The boy. have
probably seen the error Of their ways,
long before this date, and are truly
repentant, and the citizens Of Rig
stone City will undoubtedly be happy
to take up little collection to bring
them back. and II they return, In
the state Of mind that errlns children
should be in, they Will be freely for.
given.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

Person. intending to prove up OH Home
steads taken before June 18th, lsst can do
50 before Movius Bros. on any day without
previous notice. Pre4emptiohs can Also be
proved up Oh 1t home.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18
BRIEF LOCALS.

tO"h OH A"cHo"s'
How many more bllAZarhS are We 70
ave th's winter .,
Our ola to"''Hi''''h' NJ. - We
aniS' - nv" III ''o"'' INV
Ortoh'ille i 70 nave '''s'' ''''o'
TORY ho'el ''le COMING ''"'''.
A number of wolves have been seen
rear town, BENG driven mere hS want
Dan. Frey, of Milbank, was III town
n Tuesday, having "hooted 1t III.
Miss Judson has again commenced
"t0ef Ter private school, after her long III
less,
WOOD FOR sALE-Twenty cords OF
wood for sale at
CAwAEp Il sTEvENsoN'>
- John Desso, one of Big stone
Countys substantial farmers, vas III
=, town on Monday
:" Mr.. |. =. Ferrin, our worthy asses.
sor, is in town this week, and has
commenced the duties of his office
When you meet a man that is hard
np." You cannot do any better than to
leave him loan
When a blizzard strikes these pr;si-
ries, nothing is suone III the business
line, except to present bills.
Skating around on Norwegian snow
shoes seems to be the popular pastimc
since the late heavy fall OF snow
-. Despite the cold weather Of this
. = winter, the Minnesota river at this
point has not az yet been frozen over.
According 10 the Ortonville Herald,
Bnowballinc seems to be Il popular
amusement at that place,
The Watertowu stage resumed its
regular trims to-day. having been un
~ .nble to make the Journey last week.
Z. n,rto number of ,eo,,. IN the
co,,ntry are burning hay. AZ 10 wood
can bc obtained on account Of the bad
roads,
A,o,c,,,nn. Wv. !, ;,,, i. !, hodv
orrahized for the PURPOSE of deciding
which side in u lawsuit has the smart
0as' eat lnWypr
oood n,,o;no ..am. ;, :. .he ,,,n,,r
..:. =. ....a ,a.,,4. t,,,.a
ti,aro ho;n, ,.n - +h,+ nlocn .,nr,
QS 10. o,.e,;n,.
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Ms. bFonui''''eu os OIL : 'i''"ii' ''''''e "
aDell
p y las. shay ono " M;ih,n,,s s,,.r.
sbet,c husinass men was IL tow -,
"Wednesday and made, = nleasant call
AaS - ~. 11,r.,, /, ,n.o
sa selah Chamberlain, Of Cleveland,
kN ohio, is in ST. Paul with IN attorney
trying to get tile Minnesota legislature
@ to pay Uff his railroad bonds:
Thers are Int twentt:e,y,, fam;l;es
SM in naifbanl. AM, vet tn. .oa,,y" vnnt
to n|brnorate # !, ! city Win twn
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

Money to loan on long time, No commits
sion RhHssH & EvASs, Bis Stene City
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1881-02-18

Money to loan OIL Farm land. o.
lon4 time, >cc advertisements,
y. W, Di4gs,
, 1881-12-05
PROVISIONS,

fi01 rnODuCTS-Wrre tnno n,,d easier. The
market foil On cnr'y In tho luy, md partly reacted
lnter 1hd chlnf rput0A !0e tho movement sncmed TO
bo sJnnthy with E7nin. thefe wus not mucIi orig
l1nl fofca It'll hog product. The tcni h1u hnrkot VIVA
cass, with nn expectation Of some XOnN hend tho
coming week. unfnvusnbtu weather thus far fur
packing. md not much demand for tho stun Il Il
could bu manufactured freely. 1i.0rroo sent mn u-
changed llst ut quotutans hut private nrccs rAllo
tho fconR slow on tin othov silo Of the Atlantic,
o1ors fre ths clty fnliluu To trnw orders Except
ratnInn!an lots' Lard and meats nero quoted de-
elder tame hhrc. but tho reported shtRncnts wore
larRe The packing OF ibis city nncu October Is ro-
ported as a10p hhgs' nRaHst l.2uHUl to suIno dato
last ycnr and 9it, ,uu to tln In 1s1g.
MkHs foNK-nernpt 22}&4Eso rgr hrl, then nIl.
vnnceA ?dc, nnd cosr lbo holuw tho atcs p.icot Of
sSSSs: 81 IT. ;s!,S IS
FL .s Hs G ss:s :s ss' OF Tho
.:;g: Mys:s r,:S fttt s'a. sdss!,a ;@s 5ss;$f
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ssM sss r5Sss e ss wai. f s
s,; !; S$SgS
y r. fs:ist sssiPfsfES I:
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;;;;:;... ; $;;|: ;s;; ;,x ;i'$
asiss ssST;.;s:: /. Il Ii, I'D III I,,, iS
5 Ss
\. M fs = Ss: 0sE S!sas:
: e sssss !E @ y Il " 4 Ssss; :S
$s;s s; siS
II
, 1881-12-05
OUR FOREIGN coMMEnCH.
llklNlsr or TUE DillEF or THE nUIlEAu or

WAsltNtIroS, D. c., Dec. a,-Thu following IL
the upenip4 Of tho lsport o{ tho chIut Ut tho
bureau Ut S}atEstlos On the foEulxll routWerru Ut
luu Unitel stutas4 Just Submitted to tho Seurs-
larry Ut tho TrtAxury. Fart 1T tue tixures giyeu
Ruye vocu puhlIsaed .tu peevlou. pagers fruta
tho bureau. hut toE in thu oonl1sttoA aud CONF
piete form in which they low appeAr.
Thu total value Of tho furv.gn cu.n!ueFue Ut
sAs United stales during tho yeur, otnlraelng
10Th tha iMports and sxpAEts 1f merchandise
md spcola. amounted to Sl,J76, Et3l8, Rua was
sFset than during any previous year Ia the
hl4tu5y qf tho country. TITS total value VI The
, 1881-12-05

trading chiony IL January and shs. which me-
tnnlnd t:.te rlrE tl!n ..ay. uni glusud strong ~
nhnns t.rGayN Eni1 ngntrs. tash :NM At AtN*
~, With iiactn,Nr nntnE at 4taHMx. Nnd
stnf mt kEs sfMo aHmpes sa wc1i aE nb'Iut Frtlnys
EIlc. snsh .alsa Mrfa made u y ca.n r. tt.c
j:s'sa ua!s sajss':' wS'!ss *na M q,
i'.et, n,lxHdt it4c for njeelri whltS, arid FKA
+,4.,9r Nnt mi,tn trnn on s,a!,!. .tptnl n1ai t,.
Friday. tokottrr viii. tiIe rnnso saturday:
x,ss; %s :oet. r!;''sN e'a sS$.ss'ssr ;. no 81:
aeiler December .,...+I 4tlitnii ~
sflluF .lhnMGrY.......44H tEGttH4 lE4
hri!Hr ErlruAfy......itA 4I1itttH( ~
~ ta.Inys+ Va WV 'is. 81. ! ,s.s ss.i IL ~.
With thr +.tln t'nncn i fnr DapsnD9r. January rct-
li,a ~ H**ta'Au, nsasns ~ ~ blt cnsl miles vrrc
haes ~ *a,ls ns :~,fs 1'ir M. md ssSsr t,t r
q. tFaeki tnf X lss for No. ftee on b"atd,
,lA!&Ef-Wns irrt:anlnrly ttsanr. NM ea.h SELL
tnR ~ NJ viii! tecenl,nr 1onnhl!y q Us md inu-
nrX flu S0:ta Gn.h WAS nnn1lnnl!y Vic, December
he1hR ri NJ .r<, etnxinr Ut r, aud January telltnv
NJ NNSE. -ale* went gtr brtskly. Eneh ta1ca wNrn
:S r, S ~ " st ~ 3at q n storss y y css H ~ s*'s M
T...ni s.i!.s % nis%t @ss2S BIZ, '"'>'
iHgs. prime set bbl.IH .IuUtNbn TT sAt24t23 Clover
tsS1 Mns mneslys at!a qiutaD !,n1Ianllx At sS ls9
.nlos bulnH tnhdu nc q tieoi chasing nj thc atur
tE'tc. Sn,ss resr MndG y! cnT n tisS
t!1kkFcI " t!selssi chr timothy At tsu for psu,
Innuhry uoltyDTf.
, 1881-12-05

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. J.-<5IuCH-ln fair ts.
mnnd
GNAtS-Whnat excited, ndvanclnRt 40. 2 Nlvsu.
koo hard noM!nn1, M. ! Milwaukee, ti.si, pccsu,.
bor. ti.3l, jnnnary. tlh, Fchrhnry, sl.:s4; Match
slak, April, tlI; sny. t.1l, M. Milwaukee, Hill,
!Irl, NJ. y, 5fc Onta tIIniNri haipr, NJ 4 sIts4s
IL! ;ys stsonaer ',, NJ VI nrity stronger; ~
=, Imyisit'Ns.!!raptnR Mess ,ppts. tG:N cash aad
So?un,heE; tlII} JhnttNry. t,nTa-rinu tlearl &lLI
Gnhh Ai'd NDv0mbDr; {ll.:U Innuurr.
ttUuh-WuaRt In f4!r dun,AIidi t3.iUsiuA
ltEcEii'rs--Flonr lu,ku trss wheat. 1lV>Jb bu; con,
G,ttt hi.
HMlrNGNrs-F1ous, 10 ot0 brts' wl,ent ;ol but corn,
, 1881-12-05
snEADsruFrs AND SEEDS,

BttTsADSTUFTS AND SEEDS.
blNult-Was In rltlar. butt0F aenund than the
rF0Flons anf, though GonorallJ quoted dull. There
Wa aun shipping luguEEy. hut bnyuss could IT. al,
tasos aTreo upun tcsns Hatcs we're reported OF as
ots nln'ea. aU brla springs, i, do. ind 7d sts4
rye Hour MI pr!vala tetnIp Total p,ltal TO- 3xS
bfs. Winter Huurs werc Quntul nj kik.7.t0; slip
ping snrlnKs htD4df3s tho low-arAdu sprln9s, kr5b
10 Ryo Hgur NJ about k576adao. md choice buck-
wheat hGd ht nl0ut EaW.
ofuEN M!L'.sruyYa-Woro III rnthpr light supply
aud qaotod nr,u. with moderate dslnnd. Halos
weEa Fuvoriud Ut uarx bTnn 1T &l1AlhUi unr mild
dllfIks NJ el1f5s attu ear fpGA ut e1luN.
hih1NG WllEAr--Waa nptIyB and unaettlutL ylo
taaskut .dcolnud lJs1I9tc. than udyti,ced &c, and
x!usod ~ ususV tae 'atu4t prcos Of Friday. Iho
nrish nlarkets ware quoted trtl. With MI ulsuncuHf
5teGd Ior quartar OA carEoes to arrive. wno Sew
fofk WAS lower early, and our fscrtp'A wcra agniL
very snail. but thtsc for thu week excccdod tho
ahtpipents. The n'arket soonod. hUneysrt to nioyo
II; ~ ~: s {;
tsoHsa nssr aoon - pstsa,e ssSlss ssiisd %s:
": s!:!ss '': III ssts e.; ,,s: ,ss;sss; sst
III ss,sstss 4 :s sSss
:AaI ~. Al.s ~ ~; Alanpsosa = sl.!ii ssIsst
ss':ss5f ysxe ts Ill aa = Witt ''a
' "a s;;; \ 4
!::; A. :s:'ss i;S s:E; 81;
% %ssi,et IaHuary...... "A PA i.:jI59aasSH jI59 lsA3
WlSrE9 Wiix4i2 sa!os wesa leiiisa "a cst. ko.
3rM Vt ej ft0t on bOari1 car No. ~ u 10 AuI nhd
lear Tu1so!sd ~ u tfalks lots liz aoru wssu not
Z TtSs Vas active md Irregular. Tho ,uarket d..
csntd kic, then advanced iMn md closed ut nbout
tho a!asl pftcss Of Friday Tha british arksl4
rSRo!tnu uaghaMxod uxtspe An advnuc0 " u TER
xIatn snssli. Ths t4raltn i.sws VIM ptobaoly thp
"pulnier IN Which EAatsFn opeEatols sent III 0rlvsa
tn Ahll Iwu " thre9 mill Ion 0u for JANUARY nNa May
!v{ gxpGctet % ,e xble sell f0 bottar advantage
4hAh eABY pund do Oil neMS Of fofNl4t M9AknesB,
lhe result VIA = ratlIor ehetp aeul!ns Ths szsns
c1TMsstan NUN thcM an.uFed thu mnthat ~ bnygts.
1yS H. a,4'a.! 1 Msat ng boSaa.s, * as ~ asns
paTIus Oeiofs i. not knov.i 10 iha rCuftsr Thols
bsulSel y! hs lew Dther Dfdots on 1atade accuuHt
O1sppt shass held uvsr na !Inta which could
not ou tlatl.c pEsxlVYA1E. T4a ylpttnH 70.
n!and WA Alitt9 III pFapUrtlah ~ pug 1n1Finxs 4s1
llt0 oNof .sadsa HpIt Bt1unR. HV1tcted csed NJ
H'4c, With easlus Of Nh. 3ut t9rr 3hd hHh uA' VI
enrs nsw ml4rd NJ a!tv; u cat1 rs}acted Il &kAAes
7! r.fs W sanptu At 1Iia tEckt *la Il! rA1 %
e} al4s'.e treo nn A'ar r0tA *hvIe eSaM tu. sgler
xnd advanced 10 G{g " The pus9. bJ1lnt ueceuh1f
M SaA Relatively Eeakst ~ Gi3sl!!x ~ Ss,
n4tt7t:}..s 1hs following ta6s shoss thY fsszs u
thu day: . ,, ...
,,Ne. stort- fflaav. Saturday: d., b.a
stSt ~ W4s<*e ~ nns
esHsf ,AaevMe*S........+....0H 37y9tkIMHgt WI
Soi!tEJ .4lH t4atio3ty WA
ESs,|s. ESetuaF3......,,,..... g0YS41tsSnn 6E6
tst iS vsi Ind IL lovsr sssss IS .hs dsy.
hHIuu oIfaf&6 fraeY The Hf&t hUur.
, 1881-12-05

NEW OiLEASn Dec. a-t',O1'N-Qu!et hul ,,.,,,
Hnpur'iacs. f. XIX. tj.jOi.5.:j XSN ta;sss1.
Rl. 9E1lttes. N.2t21,sj.
GltAlS-Corn dultt: cargu. Be. Oats nrtI at h7r.
c'ftS-MEAL-ltlehcr, ftosh held at ti,seyA
llAf-Scaree md tlrMs brt!!nnfy, s9J.uy,Y4tR nnr.
fltulA15,0J, ehucc, E17W. '~3
rHorlsiOSs-1'orK onscr, sl7+s1!s. Lard ,.,t,
hcece refMnd, slsssh; keg, E?314. Hulk mrs,
enstsri slloalders paeRua t;ukai nj, ncnn hIshs.
ahnultlers sau; 9uAs RIB md lnhu ciear, uIt,taSM
c!eht. llc. IlAnlt-buRur.GurGd dnti; t:lnyssel FIX
l8gt ,ts IN ske. su' ~
W!ilskx-F Firn; Western sccshcd. s1u>at1
ttR1EEltREs-Etffco 1ulut but ntpnIvt jtiD ra-ros,
Ordinary to prsu,e. hsa4e, nylsr-Iju,n,t,d ariiss
p.ses @ @.iEiicrs co%!,iM9n % y Eo.d eo'nuyll 3NsSts
y9!ioW nlatl|od. bas!tc aVasses lH4itrl.ef uciISs
MIC l!ansrj cuinsnoH Hs kei ia4r la.tNGi ftn9 IL
BAAs--Duil and lower 1T $i.l1t,sI.lJ. -"
, 1881-12-05

Loulsvti,LE, Dec. .1.-tuTr0S-stehdy 1t ltfe'
ELoUN-FIrn Atld unchanged.
.0KA1S.-.Whunt firm Vt &l.Js3l,S5s Corn trua; no.
4 whIte u}tc, No, mixed. Ec Oats drm, No.
white, 1y.{c, do mixed, 4so Ryu quiet at sLosSlhs
I,!tnvislOHs-Q Quiet aud uncluIged.
HQGs-FtTinur; fecclpu. Iii, sAlcs nt aao5aM
, 1881-12-05

bburt rib. ulnsed ut $aS1}aal8.u far JanuAry nnd
EA0oaa0!E taE February. Lung clears Iuoted ut II Us
louAo Nnq taM bnxedi rumbuTandk. Hst}fc bo1edi
lofiu-cft huns. t9fA1Qut sWGc.pcklcd hams quoted
ayeta0s. H}544G6!5lg4 i"'.@"~
Haunt, 4Q0ul At sAtfse for SHOULDERS, ys{9lJo TOR
short rts. loaEfo l4r short clcars, M}9olaHe iOr
DEEF-WMs qaist Il la.1i Iltu for n,ess eiu5Do,.W