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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-24
Mhrrr Nllrth nMnlis.

On the corner of Sycamore and Ell
streets, this evening, after customa
tea hour, or "oarly candle light" a.
evergreen tree viii be planted on u
door of the Parlor saloon. From s.,
bouehs will suspend sundry tag
marked with numbers, ana these nuI,
beers are TO be CORRESPONDENTS OF 9TH
numbers deposited behind tho counte,
The object Il to give Santa Clau
drawing, with "a ChrlSmas tree insteh
OF the wheel OF chance, IL II not alwaN
that a cedar tree will yield such berri
as baskets Of champagne aod boxes I,
fragrant cigars, hut this one will, besid
n list OF articles 100 numerous TO mef
tiun," M the merchants say. A gre.
crowd Of merry folks will no doul
greet this pleasant project of MIR. .. ]
Pnrcoll.
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OUR BENnvoLENc UNCLEs.
Persons Who are supposed to Fleece
Others, themselves Made Victims


Persons Who are supposed to Fleece
Others, themselves Made Victims,
"You newspaper men make grea'
mistake in writing us up" said a clek
in one OF the Clark street pawnshops To
the Herald reporter. "NOu treat It's al
alike, while IN fact every pawnOroktr
has different experiences To relate. In
calling us money sh rNs,' for instauc',
YOU overlook the fact thd5 most OF the
bu mess of that particular class Is done
by su-called real estate ana mortgage
men, who advertise that they nave sums
from Sl5 TO $3,0UOto loan on coiiaterHis
of almost my kind. They pay no
license, but they skin their custom
ors alive, while we can take
only what the law. allows us,
and are compelled to give up goods
which prove TO have been sto.en, with
ont any consideration. OF course We
have occasional chances of taking All
vantage of a customer, if we would RISK
a good reputation and n steady bust
ness for q momenMry big haul Fol
instance, hait-tipSy fellow come
in with SlOO watch, and wanu
only $40 to finish spree. lie Il
not particular 10 get ticket, or even re
fuses it, thus depriNing himself OF eN
cry Bit of evidence THAT he did business
with us. He finishes his carouse, ant
in nine eases out OF tea he dues not re
member where lie left his watch. II
will 20 from shop To shop and inqulr
where hv left that article, having, per
hapS, not the taintest recollection 81 IN
locality. He cannot swear TO the iueii
tity of the pawnbroker; he has no eNl
dence of the transaction, ana II W
mean to cheat him we nave IN
amplest opportunity. In anotho
case, valuable article Il lei
for but small consideration, ticket !
given and correct entry made. IN
thiety days limit mentioned ON TN
ticket expires without renewal oil IN
pledge. On the thirty-brst or thirty
second day the custom 81 comesin 10 r.
deem. What Is he going TO no ABOUT
II we tell him that, the pleiSe haNln
become due, we sold II for Just th
money aud interest invested. lie ma
no claim on us under the law. Ot cours
q decent pawnhrOker will give that ma
his pledge upon the payment OF the nc
ditiunal interest. There are slmlia
combinations of which no decent dealt
woulu take advantage, but stu the
pers continue to uold us all up To publ'
scorn becau,o there are some paw
brokers who act like shylocks' az
thare not many meichahts Wno wv
brgains IA share rs lnat Nenot'1
money lender, aud would IL pe re,
10 s,iSmtutizp merchants AS a class
that account9 Money is but u market
bic commodity nowadays. hose WI
want " ON our term, are welcome 10
and those who do not want to Huitpt Oh
terms have no right 10 growI lht
you never say good word about u
risks we run"
"Risksi" calculated tho reporter,
thought that your rules were oil sucn
iron-clad order that you could not 40
AGENT"
"rhst Is the general IMPRESSION" WI
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Fion was lho result, though it was ra her

sion was the result, though it was ra her
one-sided.
The motion to reduce the salary Of tho
head OF the municipal government was
advocated by Aldermen Carter, Smith
Nnd Keller, and was opposed nv Alder
men Williams, Spellman, Moroney,
Seay, Brown, Roach, Loeb and Gibson.
This leaves the salary of the mayor mt
$500 per snnuin A motion WAS then
made that the salary OF the Office of re.
corder, which is at present tilled by the
mayor, be fixed at $50. II was carried,
Alderman Smith and Carter being the
only members of the board to oppose IT,
Alderman Speilman offered Il resolu.
lion that all city employees he allowed u
draw their salaries from tho lst of the
month TO the oath, inasmuch as the holi
day season had rolled around. The
resolution was adopted.
Council then adjourned.
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Aseo.ooo Sacrifice.

From this issue prices go lower In tn
sale of that Bryan h Bradshaw stock o
groceries. 1t was bought onlyfo aturn
and must be converted into money "
prices are cut TO fifty cents on the dol
lar, and since times are hard and money
stringent why allow your regular gro.
Ger to charge you up with $3.50, when VI
IN cash will buy the same amount FROM
this bankrupt stock2 Our sales have
been immo ise, but this being the larg-
est, incest aud most complete and re-
plete retail stock OF groceries In north
| Texas the assortment US yet II cnmpara
| tiyely unhroken, and II will and niue
be sold. Just think, now, 10 pounds
graduated sugar for 81, 8 pounds fines
rio coffee for 81, aud everything else to'
numerous to mention In the sumo pro
portion. Hungarian patent Hour, IN
finest -four ever on this market. Tor los
money Mt retail than the Same good
could be had In car load lots Mt th
mills. Don't delay but come ON Will
, YOU have m opportunity OF such oa
A gains. Wesley Clark, manager.
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Ihe Johnson.slIgh stahbiug.

Mr.. q. IL. Johnson, the representative
Of q Kansas Touring mill, who had an
sltercation with and stabbed Mr.. sim
Sigh, had a preliminary hearing before
Justice Schulz yesterday, and was
bound over to answer ut the next term
of tho district court in the sum Of 81 900.
| MIR. johnson, who receiv cd a slight cut
in he left arm, Inflicted by Mr.. Sigh, is
able tn be- about. MIR, Sigh, who ro-
ceived severe cut from the knife Of
MIR. johnson, Just above the heart, is
not seriously Injured, though the wound
is quite painful.
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lam told by one who il intimate with
the president-elect that, though alb
stemious as n rule, lie can take his horn
of whisky with any man In America
and never ripple a hsjr ON his eyebrows.
on his visits to New York, Buffalo,
Elmira, Newark aud BrOnklyn he a.
ways responded to an Invitation to
drink, aud took whatever was going
gin, rum, whiSkey, brandy, or beer
aud stood up TO his poison like . veteran
trooper. Confusion of drinks killed Sir
Lucius 0'rrigger, hut II has no more
eilt ct upon his eNcellency than water
ON q ducks back. His appearance dc
notes man Of powerful physique, with
strong aud level head that il prom
against no stimulants that so democrat
ize less vital organizations.
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Colored Iletrihalion.

Tho colored gamblers, who we're
scooped up recently by the authori-
ties, have satisfied themselves that
tholf arrest was duo to negro
named Hill turning states
evidence. 10 get even with
the apostate brother, they
they set ON foot an inouisition which
claims to have found that brother Hill
conld not stand tho ordeal of n pure aud
snotless life. Their report charges Hill
with being fugitive fom the ends OF
Justice in case ot assault with intent
To murder in Grayson county. The
stat acting ON these charges, has had
Hill arrested and jailed.
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AMvst.rluu, scnooner.

BEDFORD, Me-, Dec. 23.-A dispatch
from Bedford pool this morning says:
Nothing h IS teen learned concerning
identity ot the schooner wrecked on
Beach island Sunday night. That IL
was an English vessel is conipctured
from the fact that she was loaded with
pine slabs. The vessel had been buill
within few years. Nothing of the
GROW has vet been discovered.
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MATAMoRAs, MIX, Dee. 90 Spe-
cial, To-day lsadore Aristo, Mexican
of this city, was st.b5ed three times aud
almost instantly killed by soldier OF
the fourth regiment, stationed here.
The trouble was about so cents weich
Aristn owed the soldier aud Was unable
TO pay. Several spectators have been
charged with completely.
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M CROP OF CASUALTIES
sRIoAN & aARTs THEATRE FIRE
4. BuiIding, the WardIobe. the Play
copies, he &c, merry aud Much Mon
ey irnned up-Fatai Rail-
rord 'ccidebt, Etc.

HARRIGAN n uAR|S THEATRE.

uARRIGAN n HARRIS THEATRE.
NEW York, Dec. q. --Ha rigan &
Er,rt's Theatre Comique, on Broadway,
kpposite The New York hotel, was des
lnved by fire this morning. The
Ibeatre cost Sl25,00O.
II The books and money belonging to
In Actors Fund association, in the safe
- heir rooms on the second floor, are
tnpposed to have been totally destroyed.
Ehe safe IN the treasurer's flee of the
Theatre contained, hesides the books
IN the establishment, $1,000
In money and manuscripts and several
In Harrigan's PLAYS. The eXcitementin
the Colorado hotel was for time in
Hense. The walters had gone through
|fhe building ard aroused the guests.
Many OF the latter became tie riied and
Iran down the stairs in their night
|clothes. The proprietor succeeded in
|duietiug them after while. The in
ierior decorations of the theatre cost
$50 900, and the scenery for "rhe Ma
ior,n W hich was the nreninE play of the
new house, cost $4,000. Since that time
the scenery for ten plays has been adj
4 ded, which increases the value of
the stage to $4,000. Besides this
i the mountings OF Harrigan's
new play, "McAllster's Legacy" which
4 cost Sl0,O00, was in the house. Every
thing WIS lost. The expensive proper
lies aud wardrobes of the entire com
pany were destroyed. The loss to Dave
Braham, who had his original manu.
4 script, all the music of which has made
the names of Harrigan 10 Hart famou.
4 throughout the land, canno, be e>ti
mated. The property will be total los,
II To the firm, rs tho policy ran out shor
4 time ago and in the press of business
a Ms renewal had been neglected, Tit
q total loss 10y the fire is about $2)00OO.
4 AT CAM RIDGE, NEW YORK.
NJ Troy, Dee. % Cambridge, Washing
"a ton county, was visited ny a great con
81 ilaeratiOn this morning f ur larg
IA business hlocks were completely dc
n strnyed. The prObabe loss is betwee
81 sl5OOOO aud $200.000. The estimates II
n sursnce is between S50,0On and $75,000.
II sCHool-HousE II RNED.
4 SALEM, Miss. bee. 23.-.iho sout
school building, on Stone street,
Il Beyerlv, burned this morning and ",
n totally destroyed. Loss $4,000. The
n were 400 children in the building. A
got out safely. No Insurance.
II COAL NINE on FIRE.
IA PrTTspuRG, Dec %. - PaintertOwn 60
~ mine, situated one mile north of lrwi
< Pennsvlvania, and operated by d
n Pennsylvania Gas and Coal company,
4 burning. Tue fire originated twent
five feet from the mouth, where the
there was stove in which fire "
kept by the trappers. About $50 III
are thrown out Of employment, a
although the company are doing all
its ppVar 10 sub lue the ilImes,
may be several weeks before work C
4 hnresnmnd.
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Fatal Kn,lwnn Accident.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 23.-rne Times
Stars Chattanooga special says: OBJ
sructions on the track Of the New Or
leaus IL Northwestern railroad, near
Purvis, Mississippi, threw the entire
north-6ound express train from
tho track last night. The
engineer, Robert Turner, and The
freman, were killed. Others were in
mred. Names not obtained.
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The state May Reduce Railroad Rates.
The question rs to the constitut onal
power of tho legislature to reduce rail-
road fares, which was so much discussed
In this state in connection with the five
cent fare bill, has just been decided by
the supreme court OF appeals In West
Virginia. by a special charter gra ted
by the legislature one Of the com paniss
IN that state was authorized to charge 10
cents barrel for carrying oil. Subse.
quently an net was passed regulating the
! freight charges on all roads. IL reduced
| the rate on uil below "a cents q barrel. The
company In question claimed that this
was IA violation ot lis chart, red rights,
and that the act 10 hat extent WIS un.
constitutional. This view was sustained
| by the county circuit court, but the SIT
preme court of appeals reverses the rul-
4 Ing. The Ia ter tribunal holds that "thC
rgnt of any railroad company to charge
for transportation, no matter what ~
charter NAV be, Is absolutely under the
control OF the legislature, aud one leIis
mture cannot bluu another with respect
to this subject, 1t btinga governmental
power that a legislature cannot barte
laway.n-I New York Herald.
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English Land rroubl-s.

LONDON, Dec, 23.-The Crotter tenants
oEthe Duke OF Argyle refuse to pay rent
and are extending their holidays. The
duke asks for IN armed force, aud n
company of marines is TO he sent AT
the meeting cf the Highland land re.
formers in London to-day, the speaker.
| denounced the landlords.
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BERLIN, Dec. o. The Post has an
article threatening the reichstag with
dissolution. tits expected the emperor
VIII remit the sentence of death passed
on Ruscph aud Kuechler, the accom-
| plies of ReiusdOrr in the Neiderwald
conspiracy. In that case thew will have
to serve u twelve years sentence on
minor charges.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
A GRAVE Ros6gRY IN IRELAND.
England Ia Suspeeting HussIa-A Big
SPIN ING Min Burned France. Eng.
lana and Egypt Frances Es-
timdted expenditures.


Sr. PgrERSB1R'i, Dee. D. II he N lvoe
Vremya alleges that complete orgsn-
ization of Russian Nihilists exists
under the guise Of mn export
firm within the precincts Of the
city of london, and is exportina
To Russia crimiual documents aud tx
plosives, The London Times CORE
spondent says this confirms toe already
tlXed convictions Of anumher of inhuen
tlai Russians, who, presumably, have
means Of know ng OF the existence o.
such an organization,
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PARIS, Dec. 23.-The Rationale says
France has rejected England's proposal,
with reference to the financial Difficult.
ties of Egvpt.
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FROM WACO.
JENKINS STRONGLY ENDORSED
For Assistant Attorney -Gencral-N Negroes
Contemplating an txodus to Libe-
ria District Court Matters
Holiday Notes. Etc.

WACO, Dec. %. - SPECIAL Docu-
ments were forwarded to Austin this
evening, to Gov Ireland, urging the APP
pointment OF Hon. j. c. jenkins, OF this
city, to the position of assistant attor-
ney general. Among the signers of the
recommendation are titty-ihree lawyers
of Waco, comprising the entire bar; tho
bars Of Comanche, Cleburne, Meridian,
GatesvilIe and Hillsboro, anu special
letters from the district judges in whose
districts the ahove-numed counties are
situated. With such AN endorsement,
tits hoped and believed the executive
will give the recommendation impartial
| and careful consideration. Coz. Jenkins
II an able lawyer, who takes rank, pro-
/ REASONABLY aud personally, with any
member Of the Waco bar, and his APP
| pOlutment is about the nuly favor Waco
is likely to ask of the administration.
| The negroes here are holding meet
ings To consider the advisabiliLy OF EN-.
! igration from this section to Liberia,
| ii ghly cOlOred accounts of that couli-
Try have been given them until they are
quite worked up on tho subject, many
heiug eager to hasten the movement. A
few cOlored preachers, who ought TO bC
90 Intelligent TO advise such meas
ure, appear To DO aJ the head of tn,
movement, urging IL on
district Judge ltimeS has set next Sat
urday to hear application fer hahea,
! corpus and tail in the case OF A. Il. Gaz
ley. Last summer q Zlev was con
victed of raping little | allan girl,
year, u d, and the jury fixed the penalt'
, NJ ninety-nine years imprisonment
, The court of appeals. ut the late lyle
term, reversed and renanded tubs iudg
nent.
> In the district court Thomas Mas
aud Lark Cathron, the two white me
charged With numbering negro maI
were acquitted Bill Bell, convicted ,
murder in the second degree, made ~
Il plication to-day for new trial, whic
was Overrued. The same luck bcfe
"SOnny" Mosely, the notorious horst
y thief sentenced 10 seven years Ia I'll
Il peuitentiary.
@ The traups are made to "mOve on
n every day, but they come in gangs s
asst az run ont. One crowd of Glove
WAS cOrraled by the officers to-day.
The holiday festivities we're tairly IL
e. augurated Tonight by the fire depar
m ment's grand ball, which was large
4 attended and very enjoyable.
d Holiday trade, helped out by tho cles
dry weather, has been boomine to-da
the streets beihg crowded. With count
people here purchasing.
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LASaTRY, Dec. 2i,--ISpecial. News
was received this morning by Judge
Bean, justice of the peace AT Langtry,
thai n tack-walker was found dead ut
0sman, a Sertiou-hnuse about nine miles
west of this place. He proceeded there
with a Jury and DR.. Murray, of the
United States army, and he'd post
mortem examination. The jury came
to the conclusion that the deceased,
John Mcbride, died from heart disease.
No knowledge is had of his relatives.
The man was buried decently.
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LONDON Dee. 23-A dispatch from
Lahore TO the Times says; "The Lahore
Gazette expresses the belief that Rus
sian officers are residing at Cabul and
that the ameor j. treating them wit
unusual regard, giving them access tC
his confidential correspondence with the
Indian gOveuuf
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DUBLIN, Dec. ga shameful outrage
has occurred at Bdly DUFF, County
Waterford Tho vault of Col. Hitler,
formerly inspector general Of police
was broken open last night and Mrs.
Killers coffin taken out and thrown
intl tho glAn.
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PARIS, Dec, 23.--Tho senste is unable
TO vote the budget before the end of De-
cember. The government on Friday
will ask the house OF deputies for Il
credit of 500 000.0O0 !r4ncs, to meet the
expenses OF the first quarter Of the year
4 IgSt
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sed,Iin,,. snlhiera.

PARIS, Dec. % 1t is reported that the
government has searched the barracks
here and found evidence of anarchism
spreading among the soldiers.
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Gen. yo,srlry'. situation.

LONDON, Dee. 23.-Gen. Wolseley re-
ports that the DELAY in the concentration
OF troops At Karti viii retard the ma
nmuvres in the desert until tho second
v eek in February.
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LONDON, Dec 2j-Norrison's spinning
mill at Dundee was destroyed by fire to-
daV. Loss GlO,0O0.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, kdc1is.
I,undootg's Perfume. Mare hal Mel ho~<
LANDLORDS Perfume. Alpn ne N'oles,
Lupdborg'a Perfume, Lily OF TIE valley
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The cheapest and most beautiful holt
day goods can be found at the Wilson
Novelty Store, SD Elm street.
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Useful and Ornamental ChpHtnM and Bridal prpypnk
JUsr REcRNED ~
[.y ~. WILHIAMS ~ Co. 400 Min S.s.oa. n. IL.

W.. 4Wg Main Street Dallas
lsi Attachm
rnneS Hand Mirrors n 10
Combs
erii w "eHNVh
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For a Gne Christmas present, bny AZ.
& @. Fisher piano from VIII A. Wa'hii
4 Co., HERALD building,
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See the beautiful Christmas tree and
fine holiday goods at the Wilson Nov
gifV Stnra
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Sidewalk NOTES.

Little Joker is the best smoking
tnnuppD
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One of the arguments against tuo "
bacco clause of the Spanlsn treaty 10
that IL would leave a great many clga-
makers out of employment. rus ~
precisely tho argument that was useu
when IL was proposed to SUBSTITUTE NV NV
railway for the st0ge-coacn' AN tu u
horses engaged in hauling STAGES AZ ~
the drivers aud holsters. would DO lei.
without anything to do. whenever
there is an attempt To Conhect
bridge two railways ON ADJOINING sue.
of river, II is mt once announced tnh.
nil the men employed in the tlaus'er
business will DO l.it idle, all the prof.
erty involved will DO rendered Nalue'
less. In tine, the argument IN tue pres,
ent case IL the same old afguuhon
which has been lying In wait To hgn'
against all improvements slhoo tn'
world began. r..s 4,
suppnrt in idleuess all the men engaS
In the making of cigars, from h'
amount which they would save wore tn'
present enormous duty red0cou 10 uei
cent dimnesiuus. They could supper,
lhpse men, amt still their annual elga
bills would be less than they IRE nov
There are other interests lnNoiNeu lua'
thnse of ,hs men who arc making rlgar
in this countv;if they cannot aiioiu u
continue making cigars, they WIZ nh'
other avenues of employment open, nh'
viii NOT be- forced to starvation. Wn
shouId the man who Is addicted I
smuking be taxed to keep certain me-
I'm u certain line OF Observation-Disclosures
Times,
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TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER YO-DAg
brands advertised as absolutely pue
CoNTAnN AMMONIA

PLACE can top down on hot stove until heated, tn
remove the cover and smell. chemist will not bc
Quirod 70 detect tho presence OF ammonia.
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CorTsN-Lighter receipts and fast diminishing
st0cks ar. telling In the spec ila'ive markets II
not T. spots. roere ~ n gain of 8 aud points
on ths pr sent or p ~ Sew York, aud a SIN Her
clined al-o 10 annrrists her futures April
and May pained 2 81 . d al tant options gained
1-6i to-day New Y rk rlised stead and
LiveTp o. firm r. Is ter business IL reported at
both ports New Orc4is IL ri ,ady with i'm =
proved bu'iuers and ices up 4 AMI points
Chicago g ain . neat opened tod y | = I'M
der previ us clio and co tnueG rising
through the cary gsoD u Il IL reached u Is.
the highest fgu duriIg thr day. Afternoon
a weakening o On red aud III, close was Ia cent
under to top figu o. Corn ruled trpng and up
ward. clcsin II 573S Be ci on last cal YES.
terday the gaia On wheat for May delivery is
IA cent and On on "a 'ent Prov sious--Pofs
and lard are sIili advancing Closing Ices to-
day for NAV opii ms ar. ais % f,r ness pork and
500 and 952 . TOR a'd. inr pain on previous
close Is IL cents on pork aud s cents on lard.
L. I'D
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A persola le' u SIR d. q Hess. D.. : ere
EAty OF INC new oiictn, GO va eAohange' from
OF ayfi 'ui'ure ~ w isniu ton says 90 relation
% the recenl pnb 10 tiIis ca w. {, the reports
pors wcr, 10 issucd "a the u Al form =
tol,gr phi synopsis. b & were rely sent by
mail: that thu opudr saton, from the February
Compilations indi ~ ina t1ev ure inOr' Ike
those OF the Oct,na turns If he Washington
bureau tnHn uae Ot the lnrns for Dec mber,
lie further ssys that he Oc oher returns 6iu
not poiut NOR tn ~ 3 x O0l b lies while the
Decembe- rtuFn, m ide III 100000. aud ne
10 of opinion that the T. Druary reports look
~ though tbs low,r n.urss W 70 nearer no
mark.
The following is a synopsis of tho cotton
moveme OF the niied Il es rom September
/ to close OF Fen uary. - report d by Tho Nd