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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24
"A Little Elbow Room.

Good morning, don't crowd SO very tight,
There's room enough for two;
Keep in your mind that I've right
10 live as we'll as you.
You're rich and strong, poor and weak;
But think you / presume,
When only this poor boon I ask
7" A little elbow room?
'Tis such as you, the rich and stroug,
If you had but tie will,
Gould give the weak lift along,
And help him up the l,ll.
But no-you jostlo, crowd and drive,
You storm, you fret aud fume;
Are you the only man alive
In want of elbow room?
But thus it is on life's rough path,
Self seems the god Of all;
The strong will crush the weak to death;
The big dcvour tho smull.
Ear better to be rich mans hound
A valet, scrf or groom,
Than struggle with the mass around,
When we've no elbow room.
Up heart, my boy, don't mind the shocks
Up heart aud pass along!
Your skin will soor grow tough with knocks
Your limbs with labor strong.
And there's hand unseen to aid,
A star to light the gloom
Up heart, my hoy, DOR be afraid,
Strike out for elbow room.
In struggling on with might and m1in,
An altered, better man,
Grow wise with many by-gone pain
And many broken plan
Though bruised by many luckless fall,
Aud blinded by the gloom,
III up and soon redeem it all
But give me elbow room.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24

A straight line is the shortest in morals
as well as in geometry.
Good manners and good morals arc sworn
friends and Grm allies.
Worm or beetle, drought or tempest,
on farmers land may fall
But for frst-class ruination, trust
mortgage 'gainst them all.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24
Final Settlement and
DISCHARGE.

NTOTICE is horeby given that have up
IN piled 10 Richard Lewis, Esq. Judge of
Probate of Oconee County. for letters disms,
sorry as administrator Of the personal estate of
James Todd. deceased and for final settlement
Of said estate. said application to be heard on
Monday, the 28th day of Novemhernex
w. w. ERSK1N,
Administrator.
October 81, 1881. 50,4t.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24

Virginia is now conceded by the Demo;
Gratis to bo completely In the hands of the
'eadjustors. Camoron's majority is from
5000, to 5000, and the Rcadiasters will
havo majority of 10 in the Legislature on
joint ballot There are three coiored mem.
bers in the Senate uni eleven in the House
of Delegates.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24

South Carolina Radicals are graudua1y
receiving their dues Bus White, who
was local leader in York during the
"fiusb times" is to be hanged at Charlotte
on the 25th for burglary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24

Bishop McTyciro, speaking in Nashville,
gave this item of tho Ecumenioal Confer
enoe: Ut nus ascertaiDed that there aro
4,767SOO Methodis,s in the world, repre-
sentng 23,O00,000 adhercnts The mum.
Der OF children in Sunday schools is about
900 The gospel is preached to
Mcthodists in about thirty languages Tho
Roman Catholic Church is tho only one
which exceeds the Me,hodists in the
breadth Of it's operations. There were
among tho delegates mafy celebrated aud
remarkable men--porties engaged in work
on the Revised Version Of tho Scriptures,
q venerable missionary who had been 10 the
Fiji Isapds at time when it seemed
doubtful whether he would convert them
or they cat him. There were white mon,
black men, brown men, yellow men, and il
was regretted thero were no r,d men"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-11-24
wv alfalfa Female
College.

#ss w a RIadfn aLhIfhs 80 Ss
THIS Institution will open its Fifth Session
i SEPTEMBER 8TH, 1881.
f'S TERMS:
Collegiate Department, 10 months, $40 90
Academic Department. 10 months, 10 90
. Primary Department, 10 months, 90
Juvenile Department, 10 months, 90
Board, Fuel, Light and Room per month. 10 90
Excellent facilities for studying Music, Wax
Work and Painting.
Send for Catalogue.
j. p. SMELTZER, D. D.. President.
July 81, 1881 36-tf
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-04-28
ANNUAL REPORT
pF rus
COUNTY OOH4I}SI0NBRS
Amount i" Umd~ Of County TREASURER

For III" Year ."ai"s February ~, :SaI,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-04-28

II - 'ria ip,a, lu'uhnr frrjnl
Laird. N.1 u s. g.. HwI"r fpr" iril
SHplN1 S. Mn-A.p. HDa"r for jail
John Albeit "urp"Dl,r work
= Hhu GlN1u. goods Co veil digger
'GvfI ba1,us nee nt @gup
I " Fowler antTtu~ "iGss
james Cannon, souiup Glass
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-04-28
fjttrt ND.

BI.acJ Trea- March l,iss'
, 1881-06-30

7unqt4L eap3axJ snL o, r7,pdst0 fp1ssdS
NEW YorK, Juna aG-Dertha lIeymn,,, a
confidence" woman, was takem by two
court officers to tile police headquarters
In Mulberry street, Oh bench warrant
Issued by Recorder Smith, and WIS
locked up OH charge OF obtain
Ing gools Under falsa pretenses. It
was reported, this afternoon, that she WIS
OIL trial at the County Court III Richmond,
Staten Island, accused OF stealing watch
from her landlady, Pauline Sclanrbat,m,. Of
Clifton. The name Of tha complainant,
whosa complaint caused her transfor to this
city Tonight. could not be learned. Tho past
history Of tho woman ID interesting. She ID uop
N young and beautiful woman." but
a. WEIGHS ABOUT 200 POUNDS,
ia about ~ years oil, aud, rs ,uo hotol elerk de-
scrlbcd her, lu,,ka like nny Nowery lRyer-heer
sAlot.n propr!etreas tut for an airing. She hAs
lived, iii tho lust fow years. nt tlu bcst holBls
md a!wnys has hni the best OF
cverything. eho ircssed richly nfld expensfyely,
though not showi!y. At dtacrent times .shs
stayed At tho st. DonEs Hotel, the New Turk
iIuttl, tito Gl1sof I[ouec. and tho Hotel 1lrunS-
wick. All HIvG her crGlit for paying promptly.
She claimed to bu tho heEress Of $a),O10,d ,dl0 IN
property. aud OH the strength Of IT borrowed
money Tght and left.
, 1881-06-30

,r,,,s Va..,s 1',"a " oc ~ ,ss,,,.1 s
ioa',,n., n.aa,r ~. ,."... 1a.A
~, ,aoe s', s.uee ,.'..,' s osea w.: Gu.i ~,
uny. IL hpcheA Will most or tie principal.
stock8 either Mt closing urt,.cs or n Rf,ntfe
ol,n,,o anI hottor r.a,,p,r ,,.~,, ,,,,,,,tn".ad
apose' Ailo oettee leennk was 'nan'iesteo
cno sct G IN 'ss hc os Eent ~ a tns naI" S
ovor air,oa ,rha nrnr.ror,ost. !. -, ,,,.,r" 49,,
axe1 ssaGe 1no csoP,lets p, aro la0lo coll.
the Rock Island Road, thinks large retluc.
Iooka for ;fall,nv nj In the ,vI,ent
% nron'1,var i,nnaa ,u.nn,,,,. ~ ~ o NV, w!'e"s -;
FORMED In relrard to the erons. IN
1,asnondent A n,smher NJ thio firm soid. ~
uenpot a AEmpol ,1 "a 'n!s ~ y" s,'M: ~: ooa
bushels short Of the crop last ycar, A little
mara I,a;1 wonthar ,Stil intIInt trrano,ohla H.
ip n"n ~ s ~ anrn ~" ,,hnnt tS "tep"'''''0 III
l., q,th I'M r. rospEor sr r. ro TltE WINTER WHEAT A.
correspondents send us very dlscouragtus
rnnorts. think f. Ia tI,no fnr co,,srrvoiivc
lepo'.s' it"!,.h ~ IL ..1te ior eonse''at'Ye
sneculattnn and hiring snloiit, gradual
deoiino i, : nrsoo. y st,horo ,va. -
0eelt4o ~ plces' 3hatu Whs a
ieeilng th's morning thas the market
Ind turned. Largo orlcrs to buy
Lake Shore were sald to havo becn received. Itr.
Gould was said to haye covered shorts IN Mlohl.
san eenu.' a' sa4aefr.s % ea1a 4l''!. 3ooa
aatnos1ty 10 naso oceh largo ouscr OF BLOCKS,
and tho feeling KpuarAly was mora hopeful
About II o'clock There cam0 report TINT il now
combination bad bcen formed nxAlnst tho mar
kot. and that prtcca would b1 further depressed.
I. Il
selling movement SOC iii. and large amounts OF
stock wore offered in WAY. calculated 70 alnrm
taken very quickly, and tho result WAS fover-
lab, and presently ;
vEuy I,r,r1. sr1u,1D MAnkrr.
Iaoro u , strnnE tseiinR taat ptoSs w! e.
~ nnarrM .t wv. " tn Ell st,
waE. and .hat thor9 will b. no r'so until certain
p1ft,vs nnvg es9nM aT9a't. a noso stogh. A.,
, 1881-06-30

A Farmer Near Tkenlota, ILL.,, DTsAp-
pcMrh-f1fs Clothes. Watcas und 1Ee.
yoirur Found III II Nelghbor,s Eard.
spsetai Dsspafeh to The Chtta9o Trltunt.
NESnor.A, ILL.,, June a0.--Various coterIes
collected on the street corners and In stores
this evening to express their Views regarding
tin mysterious disappearance ut one William
Davenport, a wealthy fa,nNr living about
five miles northwest of here, whose
wearing apparel. Including Il revolver,
II massive silver watch a1id heavy gold chain.
pocketbo0k, and sundry other articles were
found by Mr.. Sulith, resfdIng In n northeast
er,l suburb Of this city. III lss ynrd this
morning. A letter, rs we'll as other things
found, left ITO doubt rs to the owller.
Slr. Smith therefore drovo to Daycll-
ports residence ,tlats afternoon. liz has Just
returned, md FROM lin, your correspondent
heard the following, which was related 10
lin by Mrs. Davenport: "My husband"
she said, lett hero Monday evening to attend
tho 0id.Fel!ows' lostge at AIeudota. 1le not
returning rs carly as usual, / locked
tho duor nnd went to bed About /
o'clock heard him drive Into the yani. got
up, unlocked tho door, and returned to bed.
soon going to sleep, did not see him TIL at
shas 5is face WIS Sa.1iiiy ssrsschs.1. This
va. W 81 HI. se saS asre
Alo struggle with tho roblers, ht!t succested IN
rsy5S a. s hshea fsa fSpss Sp s
Mendota to consult ,o + lawSrr' Believing
rob him the night befor, .IIe would not allow
hIa son 10 accompany him. This was In the fore-
,,oo Nc nn n t.at u know TS e ny conn,1n
Into tho yasl sometime during the night,
which ,sas % stormy as my we havo
, 1881-06-30
EDWIN BOOTH.

GHEEIED Ui VEltSuNAt+ FNlENu8s
Special DispaeeA to 77s Chteaso Tribune.
NEW YonK, June 29.-Wleu tho Bothnta
arrived Mt ler duck this morning n large
number at Edwin DUoth's personal friends
crowded lEear, the gangway, eager to glye
. their friend aid Anorlca's 9reatest tragodtan
Il cordial welcome Isotle. That there WIS no
public demonstration was IN consequence
,ot the serious Ill'health vt Mrs. Dootl. Mr.
Booth said to u reporter: "Aly wife is very.
sick. Sl'c rallied slightly while wp weru
abr0ad, ind we entertained tlelistyo hopes
for wllIlo. leelnpstng, sha grow so
inucl, worse that Mt one time
feared it would be- impossible to
xct her back I,0m0 allYe. 50. Hhe
llas suffered yury sn.toll during the voyage,
aud cannot say anything encouraging about
Aer,'' y
"Wlat opinion hayo you formed Of r.,
TIE ENtiLlall FuIllu?"
II ain more thnn pleased with it,-sle-
lighted, ! was received so cordially, aud
with such genuine klntlness, tlat 4. cannot
speak too warmly Of the brave Mud generous
wopla on thu other slde," =. :: -,
"Wege tha, English actors cordial a.so2"
Universally 10. / snet with the utmost
Kindness ut their hands, and wis. neyer
trratetl better by nly most lnttulatF fFieAls,
Thcre wern 10 1ealousfca, no b!ckeTl,.gs;
only genial expression of fcelut4S OIL all
sides, allL regard tl.ls III something fsInark-
able" ~, d,
; "Ilow were the press criticisms III
"'rAo representative newspapers used me-
fairly. Tie criticisms weto candid ln tone,
Nld gaYe mo such credit as the writer's
, 1881-06-30
THIS EVENINGS CONCERT.

1'AilT F1TtHT.
kaitefnarsch. With tho Final GhoruA..,... WAanof
E, =, Nufth AMERICAN sAenxtf6uuu, l.au Voices:
Mr.. ". Eandidut,
u ffa3or tDtnrn Eattict Chotua,... .MuChrlnX
Sorth American sasnYerhpnd.
fHte. "l,er linIle ltscs ...... Mozart
. . Nad FeachkA. .1s9ulnet.
Ehd Faro Senxn EHryhIcc. frt,m "urphcns" ..Giucr
,.r 49, Miss Annie Louise CAtJ
e. satamlt; IT, TrHan{tSl linn g tho Itceks 49,
..,. Snrth A!nhrtean snsnKeEbund-
SOTO Chorus " khe IhnRer MnhnHrcht Ut Phliadele~
Huns .tnHancsof.
i.. FART tEEt}Sp, j
,, Mcna1ssohnA " Elijah" {t1rst tHrt,t
".
Mpeuinn.. alt. ". EAndIdus
nu H1Q iG.chAA~ Lcukhof
3.t The Hnael. Hiss Ann!o l.oGis9 CAty
Churua-Ths l5uc.hovan 3Hciety oi GhIszyV. and tho
,,, Musical Society ut M1Nnukce.
, 1881-06-30

. THE ENElI1ANtfEH AI aEH. iUfh -
arc usually regarded. With suspicion, bccauae
they are l!nhlo 70 30 20 greatly expanded by
speculation in etoeks; b4t by M MPaymonts i, ,fhrouKh
tary and eomincroiA! centres throughout tho
country Rre larger thnn those OF any other
month In tho history Of tho country, and thIa IL
moro remarkable because June Is not uaua!Iy q
month Ut high water In exchanges. True, May
and Juno have necn uti!ged to DO work
this year TINT ts usually dono In thrre
months or more, because or tho interruption Of
traffic early IN the year. but tho voumoof bust-
nGss. Whateyor its eass: ns eee m i 80 sfest & tn9t
record OF actual and vcritablo transactions in
the paat to vague dreams and COURAGEOUS psu-
aster Or stngnauou always Is heralded BY plain
symptoms IN the exchanges, anu there Ia no In
dtcauon whAtovnr Of approaching teverscs In
leKttunt0 business, -'
, 1881-06-30
BUCKS IN. CONFERENCE.
: THE SITUATION AT ALBANY. j:

NEw YouK, June a9.-Q, II. Dennisnn and
4. u, Jotnson, ot utteR;' ex-Asssmblyman
Titus, of Utica Gen. lFn1lt, ind other Bucks,
wsra ut tho Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day. Tho
Gloss relationship existing betwca,, ex-Sen.
ator Conkllug md these friends caused their
utterassces to be listened to With attention by
those Interested In the contest at Albany.
One of them, suid. that Mr. Conkltng had
given up all hopes Of being returned to the
, 1881-06-30
a BAD CIRCUS MAN.
Hnkfiat fAArnfeh Ia 1IhA f,k1eaas 1s.fAa, n 4

8pft4aE U8paeth 70 4hs Ehtnoo TF16AHt.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June Y.-SllcrlT Nil.
icr, Ut Saginaw City, MieII.. passed through
the city en- rottte home to-dny with Charles
Russell, uhn WAS ono at tho ctrcits mcn who
nssanttctl n erowal Of ctlzena in Saginaw rccent-
" and killed twn nf them. Hus4eli was arrested
by conductor ncnr Portage, Wis,
, 1881-06-30

TEN YEARS Fol. KIDNAr1NG.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 20.-kate Fitzgerald,
convicted OF steailnE an infant, Theodore
Keller. in this city. was to-day. sentenced to ten
years In tho penltcntiury for ktdaaping.
, 1881-06-30

lALr1Monf:. .1nno .0.-E.ast year the Ills
coyery was made that oyer $4,000
wnter-rents Of tits city lad been embezzlc,l.
Willinm +. Sinclair, Chief Clerk in the o0rc,
were INFLICTED. To-day tho indictments wore
law.
, 1881-06-30

EAGLE PASS, Tex, June 2a.-DEck Wood,
Il notorious character In Western Texas. was
taken from tho Sheriff, who had him under ar
rest. by the Vi3fanscs, on tho nth. nenr Cariso,
and ahnt To- death. a Vigilance COmm!tteo Ia
heard uf.
, 1881-06-30

dawn his rifle. supposed IT, hc empty. md p!nccd
his foot the hnt1lmnr tn DInw trtiEh tho l,nr.
rel. A. the hammer fell the gun discharged.
md tho contents entered hls head ffc foil m
Tho RrnunA. aytnu almost without struggle.
lie leAscs u Wlfo and several thIllren.
, 1881-06-30
A LOADED GUN.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, june e.--W. +. Les,
q respected and WEALTHY planter Of SEWER
County, met with fatal accident yesterday
While preparing to start ln search Of cattla
which had stzayed % In the wools, ha took
, 1881-06-30

aWF13t 0HPHHH TO 1He IH1taa7 7Ft9HHea
MILWAUKEE,. Jtlno 20.-0n the arrival Of
tho Goodrich 1.ine steamer, at an enrly ilonr
this mornlng, the police arrested EEisl,a
Phillips and Henry Saucr, lntll Chicago
crooks who, IL IN alleged, robbed Chicago
pnrty named n. l.. Sanger Of bank tonks cover
Ing ti,sun deposited In tho Ehca9o banks. In tho
paasaxe nctoss the lake. Sanger has Rono nnck
10 Ch't:aRu TO work UP still larger case OF lar
reuy charged aRninlt tho arrested.
, 1881-06-30

ANOTHER HARD BOSTON nor.
1'OsToS, June 19.-1n a boylsh quarrel
Qttn Tookcr, H9cd u, fatally sh0t Gustayc
Duoltner, ugcd To-, With q toy pistol.
, 1881-06-30
AT sfUNCtE, IND,

Special Dtspa.eh 10 1As Chicago Tribune.
MuScIE, Ind, June :o,-1frs. 1.ehecca
Wnllro's 1arEu frame residence In South
btuncIa took tlre from a coal.01l lump md
burned a1awr, causing II loss Ut truM sl.2aU to
81 l,50Q; Insured for $50.
, 1881-06-30

Spttfde Dttpdtth 10 5ns Chicago Ifthuhs.
NEW YoNK, June so.-Eyery one Inter-
ested In racing regretted to-day TINT tha
closing day of the juno meeting Of tile Coney
Island Jockey Club Ind come, This Club Is
only In Its second your, but Is already the
strongest and mnst successful turf organiza-
tlon Ill the United States, 1t was hot
afternoon, but tho course was crowded,
.aa 1t deserved to BE-, because 1t was much
cooler and moro attractive plnCo tlnn tie
city, nnu because the racing WINS Of sare III
forest. llIpplo followed lip Ills Victory OF
Tuesday with another cred[table success.
Tint very fast but short-wlntled horse,
Charley Gorllan, was first IN Dno Ut fls
favorIt little selling spins OF ti.rceQuarturs
Ut q NlllG. ~
a., 4 BRIGHTON BEAcIE 1lEAsr
Of great worth called Krupp Gun had much
tho best Of tho weights iii tic lMtlH-atd.A-
quarter handicap, md managed to run away
from such hDt8eS Ms Onp Dime. bnuntHrat, hEl
uncna. Tho laat-nn1ned HtRdrnpcd craw!cd
Along uB II ht6 proper place VIA 10 hospital for
/. Ferida won ths Stltsrap Cup by pushing hor
blunt md obstinate toao few inchos in front
OF Paroles ut tho finish Of tho 10nK run OF two
miles md turlong, great race, with superb
fln1sh. !,
rIERlsE I.oRtILAfD's 3-YEA1soLn YOUNG
49,. sTEH FLIGHT
took tho Weltcr Weights rIue, and bis colt EneheM
had Wnlkov0r Tor the .-year old pursu. Frank
catlos of stocplcchaae oyer soon on uny rapa"
cuurse, The attention Of turfmen Ia now d.
rooted to Long 1ranch, wharo the htst summer
tuuctlnR will open Saturday.
, 1881-06-30

AT DYERsHURa, TENN.
MEMPHIS, Tern.. June "a fro at
Dyersburg, TENN, Sunday night destroyed
tive housus, Including 4 building occupied by
the Skafs 1ttzst{s.
, 1881-06-30
AT I1OUGIlTON, MICH,

Special Dhpofth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
lloC0IlroS, Aficll., June e9.-At the Atlantic
mina tho pumping engine~llouse, compressor
cngEne-hos1se, md No. . Bhart-honse were
tntatly destroyed l,r flre this afternoon. Loss
probably $ajt0u No insurance.
, 1881-06-30
ACoLOnND Dp1eE9&ClIElsIN TROUBLE
Hyfetal QtsRatfA u 14a GAtksaa Iftb1Rs,

pAyESrolFr, H., juno a0.-Th9 nev. Ed.
war.l W, Wilson. coloFe4 Baptist minister,
who i,as beel, stationed Mt Monmouth, ILL.,,
aud Cllaton, Ia., bufoio bis adyons hero, siuis
hitr,self III trouble. This Afternnon he was
rapo pseseFred by a naMher Ut bis church.
, 1881-06-30

A Farmer Near HEondota, ILL.,, DrsAp-
pcMrh-Ilis Clothes. Watch, und He.
yoirgr Found IL. Il Nelghbor,s Fard.
raestel Ia f.hI4aau
, 1881-06-30
NOTICE.

! sm AuthosEaed bY ahs rsotgts Court " soil Tbs
f9ll0wtnx eIaiMs. ClanI axasist thu Mar9s Company
tho AaEins C0rp4ny " Chle.fG. savufs AepattuYnt,
&sMuel i, 10y, iii aEsIMst jOei u. Wieksf,' gan;
Judgment .xainst II. !: Wolfe *lA1i axa!ast H. y.
natca N MeConne!E, haynona lt.!Sgcs, r Highland
NIoEk, uatIl July l.. l!hNQlD J. HAYES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-08
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

A revival Of religion is in progress at the Wash
tngton Street NJ. L. Church.
The steamer Jane Moseley is hauled up on the
ways at the ship-yard for repairs
There were two cases nly-disorderlies-a the
station house yesterday morning
The liquor saloons were all closed at sunset last
evening, and not allowed to open again until sun
rise TO- morrow.
Mr. John Phillips had his arm and hand quito
badly injured Saturday night by being kicked by
horse he was attending.
Governor Holiday has appointed Mr. John NJ.
Johnson, OF this city, member of tho Board of
Visitors OF the Western Lnnatic Asylum.
A meeting was held last night at the Friends
Meeting House, ON South Asaph street, at half
past seven O'Clock. at which Mr.. John j. Carroll,
pm approved minister of the society, spoke at
length.
Mr. q, s. w. Barker, respected citizen, a we'll.
known business man, and prominent member Of
the Baptist CHURCH, died yesterday, at his resi-
dence, upper end of King street, AFTER brief ILL.,
ness, from complication Of diseases.
A large two-maSted schooner is reported cap
hzed ia the bay short distance.from Point Look.
out She was loaded with lumber, quantities =,
which were floating near her. IL is faced the
schooner was upset in the stoprss1, of Thnrsdav
ssc,eettaineo and the only distinguishing feature
uouveaple Is that her bottom is painted white.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock md Bond Observation-Disclosures orc
and New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the transactions In
the financial market yesterday, together with open
Ing highest lowest and closing quotations, are fur.
hshed by the bankng-house Of II. ID. Cooke, IT., &
Co.. 1870 street. Washington. d. O.:
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, &i5 p m.--The market opened
strong at about Saturdays closing but after the first
hour became dull and dropping continuing SO until
tho last hour. when, with moderate rally Il ad-
vanced to The close, the changes for the day showing
q decline In the dividend paying stocks OF from u to
Y per cent, and In the non-dividend payers ad-
vances ranging from y TO 2 per cent. The South
westerns, led by Texas Pacific especially strong
on the reports or the good results to come from the
early completion ofthe through lines the various
connecting links Is argued III 1t the strength of
the market Is evidenced, especially In the advances
recently made among the lower priced stocks
that many the specaltes which have been marked
mp within the last week were In some cases in the
same position month ago as now and that "a change
In the temper OF speculation, which month ago did
not favor advances, is shown In the firmness with
which most OF the specates held at much higher
prices, and while the stocks have advanced mate.
rinly. the Trunk Line shares and the Grnngers con-
tnue firm on n much higher plane than that of n
month ago. The markets were more active at Chi
cago to-day, wheat advancing 1Js cents per bushel
Money ruled easy all day ati TO per cent.
NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-08
New Yori. General Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. Z-Cotton quiet; sales, s2i bales
uplands, lixc: Orleans, ilJSc; consolidated net re
cepts 1895 bales exports to Great Britain I475 bales
to the continent, 1874 bales Flour-Southern dul
and heavy; common TO fair extra IS 5000 IS; good tC
choice do, 60 9OeDs go Wheat 1a@iAc lower, closing
heavy; ungraded red, q 2i6pi ~; steamer No. red
81 80 No. red o. 4Oi %; steamer do, 81 35Is No.
red u 1901 43,s; mixed winter 30 ungraded white
81 1901 i0lS; No. do 81 SsIal 40 No. 2rcd. Novem
Der. o. 39s@Dl 4O; December, 81 1901 49,; January
q lgA@l is'a. Corn a@I6e lower, closing duh and
ISlsc; No 2, November G'sGiGs5lc; December, GsAS@
zoe. Oats ls@nAc lower, closing heavy; No. 8 49, IA
IIc. Hops fairly nctlvc yearlings, l2Ip22c. Coffee un
changed trade light; RIO cargoes 8SGri2l4c Sugni
firm and very QUIET iar 10 good refining, sls6pS,4c
refined steady and In fair Inquiry standard a. Csc
Molasses guiet crop New Orleans, 75csI; old do
go0n, 30 In bond. Resin quiet ut e. 5Op2 5lls Tur
pentine firm at s3,s@5lc, Wool quiet md steady do
md nominal at si7 IS. Middes dull and wholly nom
lnal; long clear, o1@as4c; short clear. Csc, Lare
covered, and less active at ell III. Frcights firm