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COMErHING FOR EVERYBODY.
READ, MARK. AND INwARDLY DIGEST
AsuBunynAM, Mass. January IA, 1880.

have beeu very sick over two year,. and was
given up as past tried the most skilfui ply.
scians, but they did not reach the worst part. Ny
lungs and heart would al up every night and dis
tress me very bad. I told my children ! never
should die In peace until had tried Hop Bitters.
took two bottles. They helped me very much IN
deed. took two more: and am well. There was
lot OF sick folks here, who saw how they cured
me. and they used them and are cured, and feel as
thankful as do. Mrs. JULIA q. CUSHING.
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cLryrLANp, O.. Oetober.2s.,Is7e

My better-half is firmly impressed with the idea
that your Hop Bitters Is the essential hing u
make life.happy. .PofE,
Secretary Plaindealer Company.
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GREENWICH, February IL, 1880.

Hop Bfters Company:
slrs.-I was given up by the doctors to die or
scrofuIa-consump ton. Two bottles of your Bit
tiers cured me. Trey saved my life. aud am
grateful. LEROY .REwEg.
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GRENADA. Miss. November 3. ls

My daughter, now young mother, Is using your
Hop Btters, and is greatly pleased with the bene-
fetal effects on herself and child.
DID. MOORE, Proprietor Hew South.
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LONE JACK. Mo-. a ptcmber Il. 1879.
| have been using Hop Bitters, and have received
great benefit from theta f'r liTer- and Sidney
complaint and malarial-feyer. They are superior
IN all other medicines. Z. VI. BARNES.
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PAULDING, OHIO. February q 1880.
Gentlemen: Have used TWO bottles Of Hop Bit
tiers In my family, aud think them the best medi.
cine ever made GEORGE w POTTER, Banker.
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WALHsNp. KAN. .lecember s. 1881.

NALHtND, Mans 'ccemV'r ., Aoct
Iwrite TO inform you what grea. relief got from
taking your Hop Bitters. Twas sufferiag with neu-
ralgia, dyspepsia, nervous debility. and woman's
troubles. A few bottles have entirely cured me 4,
and am truly thankful for So good a medicine.
Mrs. MATTE COOPER.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill, September 3. 1880.

Gentlemen | have been taking your Hop Bittcrs
and received great help from them. will give you
my name a. one of the cured sufferers
Nrs.MARY 7. STARR.
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GREE wtCH. NY. February IL. 1881.
H. Blttcrs are IA most "aluable medicine
ev. z knew. should not hayeaay mother now hut
Ibem. HENRY kNAPP.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
LIME. CEMENT. Sc.

M Write Tor the Little Book, which viii be
mailed free. Uoim
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH. January 81, 1880.
have used seven bottles Of Hop Bitters, which
have cured me Of a severe chronic difficulty Of the
kidneys called Brights disease by the doctors.
RODNEY PEARSON.
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LvScHBuRG, Va, July 4.-The regatta Of
the Virginia Rowing Association took
place here to-day over tho James.uYer
course. All the races were mile and a
hall straight away, and were Of most m
teresting and exciting character. Thou
sands Of spectators witnessed the regatta.
and large amount OF money changed
hands on the result, one o. ne most re-
markable features Of the betting let's b.,
the favorites in the pools WEI. DICTATED in
every instance.
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a decision was rendered. hy the Snnreme

A decision was rendered by the Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day in the
original hdbeas corpus case OF the Sioux
Indian Crow Dog who was tried in the
District Court for the First Judicial Dis
trict OF Dakota Tor the murder in the In
dian country Of another Sioux Indian
named Spotted Tail, and upon being found
guilty was sentenced to death. Counsel
for the prisoner maintained here that the
crime charged against him was not an Of
fence under the laws Of the United States: :
that the District Court Of Dakota had no
jurisdiction 10 try him, and that It's iudg-
mont and sentence were void. The
question presented, therefore, in this
court Is whether the express letter
OF section 2llG OF the Revised Statutes,
which excludes from the jurisdiction
OF the United States the case OF crime
committed in the Indian country by one
Indian against the person or properly OF
another Indian. has been repealed. This
court holds that it has not; that in such
case as the present one, Indians have fright
TO try and punish a criminal according TO
their own laws and customs without inter-
ference from the United States: that the
First District Court OF Dakota had no ju-
risdiclion: ana that the Imprisonment Of
Crow Dog is. therefore, Illegal. the writs Of
hQbe0S corpus and Certi0rdri prayed for
will accordingly be issued. Opinion bv
Justice Matthews. Justices Field and Gray
1isscpfcd
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Labor Troubles
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.


PITTSBURGH, December 1.-THE work.
men OF the Edgar Thomson steel Company
having accepted the reduction OF l3 per
cent. in wages in preference TO remaining
idle until trade improves. the mills are rum
ming as usual to-day, and steady work is
promised 5000 men through the winter.
The iron-moulders have been notified OF a
reduction OF 10 per cent, to take effect
January lst. They will meet tomorrow
night to consider the proposition. Owing
10 the depressed condition Of trade il is
thought the reduction will be accepted.
4 conference committee Of glass manu-
facturers and workmen will CndeavOr to-
morrow TO settle the existing difficulties,
n both sides are still firm. 1t Is expected
the meeting will be productive OF no salts
factory result.
About 1000 coal-mners have been
thrown out OF employment by the suspen-
sion Of large number OF mines on the
Monongahell river on account OF the de-
preston OF trade.
SHAMoKIN. PA, December 11.-WOrk at
the Buckridge colliery was suspended TO-
day until April lSt, in order to make need
ed improvements. The collicry gave en-
ployment to nearly 400 men and boys.
LANCASTER, pa. December 11.-Thc
PENNSYLVANIA Iron-W orkS, OF this city,
have shut down until after the holidays,
throwing 17j hands out of employment.
The suspension is likely to prove perma-
nent. as the men refuse TO accept cohtem-
plated reduction in wages.
TRENTON. n. j.. Deccmber17.-The gen.
eral reduction in wages at the Trenton
Iron-Works. announced several weeks ago,
went into effect to-day.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, December Noon-Stocks
acnye and excited. Money easy NJ 262E per
cent. Exchange; long. 4Slls: short. 4sfS. GOV
ernments strong. States quiet.
Uenfng.-Exch1nge. iSI4. Money, 2M2F per
cent. Treasury balanccs-C Currency, SlI6.l2S !;
coin, 5000. Governments strong: A. per cents,
ll4S; per cents. ia 5; per cent?. 1Olz bid.
State bonds quiet
Speculation on the Stock Exchange to-day was
active and excited. After opening the market
became buOyant. and an advance Of %la5 In VII
ards. IL ak In the other active list. took place.
Northern Pacific rose !. preferred 81, OREGON
TranscOntinenta A.. Oregon Navigation 5k
Louisville aud Nashville II. onion Pacific was
exceptionally weak and broke -. There were
all sorts of runOrs current. About 1870 \. VI.
Wizards weakened. After midd Wizards took
another upward squirt. Northern Pacific rising 10
26il. preferred & 81. oregon Tr1nsconlucntll 10
81. and oregon Navigation 70 lIuk. This
strengthened the general list, and higher prices
were recorded Ill around. Tie market again
weakened on sales 10 realize aud The falling or
In demand from shorts. Prices declined ( -.
the latter In Wizards. When the report Of 4
change In the presidency Of the OREGON Trans
continental and oregon Navigation became
generally known Wizards all moved up
In the last half hour of business. New York Cen
trail developed marked strength The stock which
had been firm all day suddenly advanced H. This
rise was due 10 the action Of Kuhn. Loeb & CO..,
who bought I'm. under rule round amount OF
stock against William Heath s Go. and others for
nOn-dciycrics. The whole markct was nt the best
of the day. Compared with Saturdays closing.
Northern Pacific l. 3 higher; Northern Pacific
preferred : Oregon TTlnsrOntincntal, ~:
oregon Navigation, , =: Oregon improvement. III.
Northwest, u: Canadian Pacific. Ia; Canada
southern. !: Louisville ana Nashville J Missouri
Pacific l ; New York Central. l.: Wabash pre-
Union and Kansas and Texas unchanged. sales
J61 900 shares.
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The New Orleans Election Riot.
ALL TIRE PRISONERS DISCHARGED EXCEPT on
LIZ fnicyrnrh u the nlsnafchl

ALL TBE PRISONERS DISCHARGED EXCEPT ONE.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW ORLEANS. December 17.-Th cx-
animation Of Shelf Brewster. John Domi-
nick, \. VI. Aneoin, J. ID. Houston, Mike
Early, ID. Douglas, and ID. Donovan, ac-
cused of having committed murder at the
Seyenth-Ward poll Friday, took place be-
fore Recorder Ford to-day. Many of the
witnesses were absent, and the District
! Attorney asked for a continuance. He
said the case was set down very hurriedly.
and the state had no time 10 make any
preparation. IL was an extraordinary
ease, and needed preparation. The killing
occurred on Friday last. No examination
J has been made by the coroner. and il would
be best to await the result Of the coroner's
/ inquest.
Counsel for the accused opposed con-
| tinuancc, and Judge Ford decided TO 20
on with The hearing.
The testimony was yOlumin0us and con-
| ilicting. Most OF the witnesses were pres
cnt NJ the poll when the disturbance oc-
cured, but knew very little about il. The
I most important testimony was given by
! Colonel John Augustine, city editor Of the
| Times Democrat He said 4: IL was at
the Sevenih-Ward poll between O'Clock
| and 1880 p. VI. | went there 10 vote.
While waiting for my turn to vote
! ! heard blow, and turned around
lend saw man with a bloody head.
Pistol shots were fired. As | was not in
terestcd in the pislol-firing, walked away 4;
but rejecting that it might be worse to
move about, retraced my steps and stood
ALMOST opposite the poll. l saw Captain
| i'ortier raising his arm as ii in the act OF
firing. lie fired. Mr.. Houston was six or
seven PAGES to the left OF Captain Fortier.
| The Captain fred at Houston. The latter
Iremained motionlcsS a moment, and then
returned fire, and Captain Fortier fell
| backwards Immediately"
After examining numerous witnesses
Judge Ford said 1.-THE public i nXiously
lawaiting all news from this case. II there
I is any person present in this court who can
directly or indirectly testify to the guilt OF
any of the prisoners at the bar let them
step forth and do so. a. ! wish TO have q
Thorough investigation" The Judge there
upon ordered the discharge OF all the ac'
cused except Houston, who was commit
tied to the Criminal Court for manslaugh-
ter under $4,000 bond, which was al
once furnished.
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Frederick William In Rome.
HIS RECEPTION By KING HUNBERT AND TIL
ITALIAN PEOPLE.
lBy cable to the Dispatch


ITALIAN PEOPLE.
lBy cable to the Dispatch
ROME, December 1.-THE Crown Prince
of Germany and suite arrived here at 1890
O'Clock this afternoon. On stepping from
the car the Prince was met by King Hum
bert. with whom he shook hands. King
Humbert was accompanied 10y the Prince
of Naples Uhe Italian Prince Royal, Duke
D'Osta (eX-King Of SPAIN. PRIME Minis
ter DeDretiS, the Ministers OF Justice,
Public Works, Marine, and War, the
President of the Senate and President OF
the Chamber OF Deputies. After greetings at
the dep0t the party were driven 10 the
Qurnal, where the Queen awaited the
arrival OF the Prince. Many German resi-
dents were ut the depot, and heartily
cheered the Prince along the route TO the
Ouirnal. The royal party were warmly
received. The pspulGce crowded the
streets in the Qulrinal square. The de-
monstration assumed vast proportions. and
cries were raised OF % Long live savoy "
and Long live Germany!' KING Hum
| bert, Queen Margherita, the German Crown
/ Prince, the Prince Of Naples, and Duke
D'Osta subsequently appeared upon TIE
| balcony OF the palace and thanked tne
people, who responded with enthusiastic
| cheers.
| ARRANGEMENT or TIE PRINCES VISIT TO THE
! POPE.
The ceremonial in connection with The
visit Of the Crown Prince OF Germany tC
the Pope has been arranged. The Prince
will first proceed from the Quirlnal to Tue
residence of Herr Won Schloczer, Prusslar
Minister at the Papll See, and viii be
driven thence to the Vatican. The Cardl
nal Secretary OF State, Jacobini, on behalf
of the Pope, will visit the Prince at The
residence Of Herr Won Schloezer in return
for the visit OF the Prince 10 the Pope. Al
diplomats attached to the Vatican will als'
visit the Prince mt Herr Won schloezer'
residence.
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Killed by Burglars.


TbN ItItEFdTU U IUt UI-IIIIVUsI
DENVER, COL, December 17.-At Du-
range, Col, early this morning several
burglars. headed by negro known as
" Big Ike" picked the lock OF the Bank
Of Durango. The negro entered the build
ing while the others remained outside.
Three citizens who were watching the
bank. having been notified OF The intended
robbery, started to capture the negro,
when the latter drew 4 revolver and fired,
killing Bruce Hunt, furniturc-dealer, and
son Of Ex-Governor Hunt. The robbers
then escaped, although shot at several
times. The town is wild with excitement,
and citizens are ready to shoot any Of the
robbers should they be found.
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Killed on the Rail.
[sneclnl telerrnm % nd Dlspalch.

Especial TELEGRAM % tbe DIspaIcH'I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. December H.
A colored man named Wilson Cobb, who
was employed in attending the cattle on
the University grounds. while engaged to,
day in driving them across the railroad
back Of Carr's Hill was struck by an out-
going engine and caboose and killed. a
Jury OF inquest was held and the inyestlga'
ton developed nothing further than thai
above stated, except that it is supposed III
fell in his endeayor to get of the track.
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uoro ahout Hicks Pasha's Disaster.


LONDON, December 1.-THE Cairo cor
respondent OF the Daily Ne,oS says that
further native accounts OF the battle be-
tween Ell Mahdrs forces and those OF
Hicks Pasba states that Hicks Pasha's
hands were first cut oil, and that he was
afterwards cut TO pieces. Three thousand
men OF Hicks Iasha's army were taken
prisoners. The accounts also say that two
Europeans and twelve Egyptians, who were
irving TO reach Khartoum by way OF OAR
four. have not yet arrived. They have
probably lost their way. 1t Is believed
| from the description given OF the Eu-
ropeans tina. they are Edmund O'Donoyan,
correspondent OF the London Daily AerS'
and Frank yizetelly, OF the London
Graphic.
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Furious Flames.
A MANITOBA TOWN DESTROYED BY 4 SECOND
CONFLAGRATION.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispstch.l

10y telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I
WINNIPEG. MAN, December 17.-What
was left Of the town OF Ratportage AFTER
the recent cOnhagration there was almost
totally destroyed 10y Il similar disaster early
this morning. The town possesses no APP
pliance for protection against fire, and the
flames had full sway, consuming all the
buildings within reach. One store was
saved by blowing up an intervening build
ING with gunpowder. This, with few
isolated dwellings, is all that remains OF
the town. The stocks OF the merchants
are a total loss.
The loss on buildings and stocks aggre-
gates about 100000. Owing to the want
OF ire protection, the infammable nature
of the buildings, and the unsettled and
lawless state Of the town, insurance com
panies will not take large risks there. The
principal losers are McKinnon Brothers,
general store, $40, 1000; Baker Il Co., gen
eril merchandise, $4,000; Chadwick n
AlcLennan, hardware, $4,000; William
Mccarthy, general store, $4,000. Many
persons are now homeless and in destitute
circumstances. \ relief committee will be
Organized here. No one was hurt.
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Senatorial Elections - The Charges
Against GOdW in.
Especial TELEGRAM to the Dispatch.

NORFOLK, VA, December l7.-The cleo
ton for State senators was held in Norfolk
and Portsmouth to-day. No Democrats
voted. Turner received l,SO0votes IN Nor
folk and Rue 600 i'm Portsmouth.
The Board Of Directors Of the Christian
brotherhood OF this city held a meeting
this afternoon, and denounced the charges
Of deceit and corruption against Judge ID.
J. Goodwin, as introduced IN the legisia-
tnre inst week Ms false
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Political Sensation i'm Berlin.
IBy cable 10 thc Di.pltch.

BERLIN, December 1.-THE lower house
Of the Prussian Dict. i'm discussing the
budget to-day, gave a vote practically OF
want of confidence in Herr Puttkamcr,
Minister OF the Interior, by rejecting mo-
ton for small fund for the remuneration
Of functionaries. The reason for the reiec-
ton Of the motion was a statement made
recently that these remuueratiOnS would be
withheld from officials who voted for Libe-
raj, at the elections. This vote has created
q great sensation here.
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The GALLONS In ireland.

BY cable 10 the Dispatch.l
DUBLIN. December 17.-Peter Wade has
beep sentenced TO be hanged on January
10Th for the murder Of MIR. Quinn, at Ratll-
farnbam. County Dublin. The prisoner
stated he belonged to 4 secret society whose
orders he obeved.
Earl Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
land, has finally refused to grant reprieVe
TO Poole, the murderer OF John Kenny,
and he will he hanged tomorrow.
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CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.

.GTNCIGAR STORE, NINTH STREET
(I hs,,,oeu I,road and Grace. just received, d.
rect from the importers snnero stock OF MON i'm
So. - ~ IA ate with our varied aud complete as
r,ss,sni special Inducements 10 the trade.
WkIKING sTlCKs-ail kinds, Elegan, stoc e OF
ana exam, l,s.ets. de film
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Eouu1 Murdered.

IBY telegraph 70 The DispatchI
RALEIGH, y. c., December 17.-This
morning the body OF William Watkins.
a young white man, was found lying
within four hundred yards OF his fathers
house, sixteen miles from this city. There
were many shOt-wounds in the head.
There is no trace of the murderer.
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THE National CAPITAL.

short Sessions To- Day-iIouse Atiourns TN
uI Wednesday senate 20 Elect It's on
ccrs-Thc Improvement of the Nayy-frec-
Tear Bill will Probably PasS-Ex-Goyern-
orr Bradford and Leicher-Thc Payments
OF Rebate MIR. Barbour 20 Have Chair
manshiP-Fcrsonal News items-BricN.
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nurclary and Inccndiarisn,.
IBy telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

DETROIT, MicH., December 1l.-Thf
house OF s. Il. Creasinger, at Fowler,
Mich. was entered early this morning by
burglars, who secured $2,l00. They then
sct fire 10 the house, and 1t was totally dc
stroyed. Loss, s21 200.
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INF ItIIrIdIlII IIN III1I5IIITI'I
KINGSTON, ONT, December 1.-THE
Napanee stage. while crossing the Grand
Trunk railway track near Catarauguy, to-
dav, was run into by a train, and Mrs.
Armitage, Mrs. II. Wartman, and Mrs.
GOrye were killed.
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FL FL f f. s. s. ! F. #
#n## g % # 7 SIS ss F."
II Ii 90 ~ oSsS ZEE
south Of New York VIII 1T all times be carefully
sustained.

Among the above purchases will be found
BLACK SrRAIr SILK at 75c.. former price
ats1.25;
GUINETS BLACK No. A. GRos-GRAIN SILK
at zoe, former price sl.35;
GUINETS No. > at s1.lO, regular price |l.75;
GUINETS No.1atsI.4o. former price - 80;
ALEXANDRA GIEAUD's ei-INCH HEAVY
GROS-GRAIN at Sl.95 former price $3.50;
ALEXANDRA GlRAUDS 24-INCH VERY
HEAVY SATIN FINISH At sl.G5, former
price $3.50:
G. j. BONNET'S 30. : GROS-GRAIN at 53c..
former price Soc;
ca. BoNNET's No. at sl.45, our former price
has been s2.4O:
t.. j. BoNNET'S No. at $40, former price
$3.50;
.C.J BONNET, No. ,at$l.9o, former price -;
Also. five piece, SATIN RADzINnRE AZ ace. a
yard below former prices;
CoLoRED RADZnuEE a; sl.25. former price
-;
coLoRED SILKS at csc. in all the yariou, desi
rable shades.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. December IL. 1883.
sALHs.-FIRsT BoARD.-5.0OO virgio,a new 8.
at 54i.; 1000 Georgia Pacific Railroad first o.,
at s27s. 1000 do. at s27s. 10000 do. at 50.
SECOND BOARD 800 Virginia new SIS nj 54t
5000 do. at 54i., 10000 90. at 54s; 20 share.
NORTH Carolina Railroad stock at Sc.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
BiCHHOSD. December II. 1883.

WITHDRAWING 45S bushels. Nike. 90 busE-
els. Red. l.GiS bushels.
CORN.-Nhtte. 2,i 10 bushels.
OATs.-4 So bushels.
RYE.-lO bushels.
MEAL.-lSO bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-42 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SFCeETAEY.
WHEAT.--Whiie. 1896 bushels very good 20 ; ID
10 Sl.I4. Red. $50 bushels very good 10 prime
Sl.u6 10 Sl.l3; Sj2 bushels common ~ very good
Shortberry al ( Los 10 fl.t9.
COES.-White, LAG bushels fair to prime new
at 50 10 5Sc.
OATs.-52 bushels very good winter ~ 43c
RYE.-lO bushels very good at zoe.
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SALES REPOl
flour.

Flour We quote: Iine. - SO@s3: superdne
t3.2J0 1915; extra, 7JmS4 90; '-'''"-','' a
1928; Patent FAMILY. f6G,6.2j. Market very
dull.
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RICHMONDLTVE- STOCKMARKEI

DECEMBER l7.-Priccs this week ranged as toll
lows:
Beef Cdtfle.-Ncry hest, &C.; extra, j'ic.: good,
4sfia4c.; medium To good fair quality, 3istt4c.
common COWS and Old, rough work-oNcn, . ~
SIC : bulls, 2l,M3',c.
mich COirS. $50 10 $50.
H0gg.-G- .n75sc.. mel.
Neep.-3t M44c.
About 8 Z head of beef cattle. Il hog, and
23S sheep were ON the market DURING the week.
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HAITIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 17.-NiT1n.a 6's. past
due coupons, 40: new 10-fO's, 34f: new IS,
j4i.. North Carolina s.. old. 1904. I'D.
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That SILKS have been selling badly This season
Is fact beyond dispute. Wraps and worsted ma
terials have taken their place to grca; degree.
but with all fastidious communities all over the
world. THE GREAT BREAK IN PRICES Is
NOW EVIDENT. We viii offer on
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PHILADELrmA Decemner, = 1t - lii ~ Il
receipts 500 Lead. prime. ga IAc'' good, psN
6i.c medium. l.06se: common. 99osc' SnetP
5iyiv active: receipts, 5000 head prime oAes
5Ic good, @5se' medium ts&i lefiye GO Te-
reInis h 400 head: prime, s'e@SAc.; gnOd' os@
81 medium, sal &C.; common, 7&G nc.