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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
Boys at Camp Reyes
Enjoy Real Fall Day
Snap and Vigor in Their Routine II Exercises
Wednesday =. Examinations Nearly Complet-
ed-Battalion Sergeant Major Is Reduced =
School Children Visit Camp with Teacher Miss
Carey

Wednesday was the first really pleas
ant fall day which the soldier boys have
experienced since their arrival at Camp
Keyes, and they certainly enjoyed it, al
the use of sweaters and coats necessary.
The guard detail for the day was from
Co. A. and Capt. Hasty was officer of the
day, Lieut.. Bailey being commander of
the guard. and two mounted orderles
from the headquarters company. with two
dismounted orderlies from Co. NJ, assist
ed with the guard duty.
Ordered to Stay in Camp
Major H. A. Merriam issued a general
order that neither officers nor private
soldiers were to leave the camp during
the period of mastering out except with
passes or furloughs authorized by the
department commander, as many of the
men have been leaving the camp and in
some cases. leavi-- town for short visits
to their homes in nearby towns. Lists
of the absentees are to be made up daily
and sent to department headquarters, the
cSA6SoAAo VI C<ASh SOihpdHy UclIS TcSpOH-
sible for this work. All day long the
physical examinations and the work of
taking the mems finger prints was being
.sscd through and the examinations are
completed except in the cases Of a
= H. stragglers. Co. NJ and the Bangor
Machine Gun Co. were the last to take
the physical examinations.
The general health of the troops mas
been found excellent, according to Major
Towne. and Capt. Perley stated that his
npany is in fine shape, all the men
wing gained considerably since their ar
II They show it. too, in their faces
u In the way they 60 at things. The
1cing air 81 ~ ne has already dispellei
The lasst Paetproduced by the hot sun of
the hord md the men go through their
daily fouf3 b with a snap and dash that
is in dect4ed icoqltsast to their work when
they were here before.
There 81. been considerable trouble
with the big tents, which are not equip
ped with fire protectors. Corporal Soper's
SQUAD tent ss.y'asD Nlrned down at about 2
O'Clock Tuesday evening and the boy In
It were obliged to bunk in with her
squads for the night. new tent was
issued them Wednesday morning. They
managed save all the equipment. Co.
I - had two tent fires Wednesdav and
in the Co. tent large box containing
clothing and shoes was Burned. all the
fires being caused by hot embers from
the tunnels "a Sihley stoves, witch
ha- to be kept going full blast in order
to make the tents comfortable to occupy.
general Orders No. q"
General Orders Number p. posted on
the bulletin board Wednesday. read as
follows. Upon recommendation of his
company commander, Battalion Ser
geant Major Frank w. NJ. Campbell
is hereby reduced to the ranks. and
transferred as private from Headquar-
tiers Co., this regiment to Co. d. Upon
the recommendation of the ndjutant,
Sergeant John Pembroke, Co. F. this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
Parliament Votes
Against Discussion
Of Irish Controversial
Domestic Politics

London, Oct. 1S.-Parliament today,
after set debate in the House of Com
mons decided by majority of 1877 that
it was undesirable at the present mo-
ment to discuss Irish controversial do
nestle politics. The Irish question was
brought up by John Redmond, the Ma
tionalist leader, who introduced a mo-
ton to the effect that the system of
government at present maintained in
Ireland is inconsistent with the prin-
ciple for which the Allies are fighting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
Vote for Hughes Not
Vote for War But for
Maintenance Of American
'Riqhts in All Situations

far from being vote for war, meant
vote for the maintenance of Ameri-
can rights and that when Americans
went abroad lawfully to further AM
erican enterprise they should go with
the backing Of the American govern
ment" The nominee assailed the adj
minstration for it's foreign policy, for
it's claim that it had aided business. for
the Underwood tariff, for alleged fail
ure to observe the merit system in
making appointments, and for eXtrava-
gance. He declared the present pros
perity of the country temporary and due
to the European war The federal re-
serve bill. he said, giving credit where
credit was due" was largely the re-
suit of the Republican monetary COM
mission and contained defects which
should be removed
Correets Misquotation
Mr.. Hughes also took occasion to cor
rect misquotation in the official tran
script Of his speech at Omaha, in which
he was quoted as saying that the ad-
ministration had not clarified the anti
trust act but had added fake
phrase" Mr.. Hughes said that ne had
not used the words fake phrase but
that he said that the phrase was a
vague phrase"
The special train carrying Mr. Hughes
on his campaign trip. delayed by a
freight wreck, reached Kalamazoo more
than two hours late. Mr.. Hughes was
greatly fatigued by the day Of travel.
ing. which was broken only by stops
at Niles and Dowagiac. He spoke for
10 minutes at Niles and said a few
words to the crowd at Dowagiac. The
Hughes special left Kalamazoo two
hours late.
"Invisibie Government"
In his speech here the nominee
again replied to the declartion that he
was sponsor for invisible government
Il came into public life as the oppo-
nent Of invisible government" he said
II came into high public Office in New
York because Of the belief Of the peo-
pie of that state that was the oppo.
nent Of invisible government; during
nearly four years that it was my privi-
lege to serve in executive capacity
Continued on Pass 9, Column 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19

in Europe. and is. or has been, mainly
responsible for the recent unhappy
events and for the present state of feel
ing In that country.
An amendment 70 this motion, intro
duced by John Rawlinson, repre-
sentinG Cambridge University declared
that lit is not desirable at the present
time to discuss controversial matters
of domestic politics. This amendment
was adopted by vote of 303 to 106,
thus eliminating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19

Washington, Oct. lS.--Acting Secretary
Roosevelt of the navy department an
nounced today that the four new dread
thoughts authorized for the coming year
win be named Colorado. Maryland, WASH
inRton and West Virginia. These names
now are carried by armored cruisers
which, in accordance with the usual GUS
tom, will be named for cities in the re-
spective states.
This will leave only the armored cruis.
ers Montana, North Carolina and South
Dakota bearing state flames. and these
probably will be changed when the ships
authorized under the three-year program
are ready for construction.
The 20 destroyers to be built under the
program will be named after distin-
guished naval officers and it is probable
that the battle cruisers, the first four OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
THE/DAMAGE IN
PENSACOLA PORT

Pensacola, Fla, Oct. 1S.-Several
vessels in the harbor were sunk, nu-
merous small craft suffered damage.
and one life was lost in the terrific
tropical hurricane that swept through
here today. At one time the wind
reached a velocity of ia miles an hour.
Property damage in Pensacola itself
was confined chiefly to roofs blown off
and plate glass windows destroyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
German Successes

Violent fighting is still in progress in
Galicia, where on the Narayuvka front
the Bavarians have stormed Russian
position and captured $50 men and II
machine guns. Berlin asserts that to
the west of Lutsk in Volhynia, follow
ing the repulse of the Russians. the
troops of Emperor Nicholas have not
returned to the fray and are merely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Boston, Oct. 1S.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Thursday becoming
unsettled, rain at night and Friday.
Not much change in temperature
Fresh east to southeast winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19
THE WEATHER
FAIR TODAY

Weather forecast for. northern New
England: fair Thursday; warmer in in
terror; rain Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-19

kalamazoo, Mich, Oct. 1S.-Charles
f. Hughes told an audience in the arm
DRY here tonight that vote for him,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Listening 10 silver. Jingle.

MEMPHIS, TENN. December .
Tie demand OF the negro cotton pick
ers of the South tina; their wages be
paid TO them in silver so that they
can hear their money Jingle has caused
shortage in nickelS. dimes and quar-
ters in this city and at all points that
furnish money for the cotton regions
The Memphis. Little Rock and Birm-
ingham banks have been drawing so
heavily on the 81. Louis hanks that
the branch OF the United States sub
treasury in that city reports a shortage
OF s2,00o.d00 IN quarters. dimes and
nickles. Many Of the negroes demand
that their wages shall be paid en-
tireiy in 5-cent pieces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03


NEW YORK. December The ST. cement
az the actual condition Of clearing house
panha and ;r,ia: COMPANIES for th.. wccb
shows that they holt Hi.c)l.alo reserve in
excess OF legal rcpUircTn suts. r nj. j. do
cec,t" OF fl7.6iS.eSn :ron last w.ch The
statcIncn follows:
Actual condition.:
crease. AS. 424. 500
k".erve IN own vaults 1855 $500 or which,
s";p"inh~" Is specie: decrease. >..94 GOO
Reserve III Federal reserve bank. si5..
u1sTJ: decrease. Si3.552. GO.
R.serv: , IN oth"r daros!tor!es s5i!ts, StS;
Nj ds!n:.nd deposit. s2,.77.ci5.0eo: de-
. ~ s, time deposit, si7,ascco; decrease.
Circulation. .zs.67s,m0: decrease. .i-soto
ArgrcSat. reserve. isaa sol cyJ.
$50 ~-t"''' 'i''''"'-
Summary CT State hanks ard trust com
penies IN Greater Ecw YORK: not tncl,iI.1
III clea ring house statement:
5il.ss3.5c3 " -'
Specie. ssi7os.toa: increase. ..ss.loc
Total deposits. fs37.o35. je,: decrease. $500
Iisiiks' cas-, reserve IN vaults. sia.s,s.576a
rust coinp-ni:a' cash rescry: IN vau!:s
SSs 800 " 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

NEW TO!h. Dccelnbo- 9--Ii'l'v -,If:a-.
reHu.i. lu!I. Butter. unsettled. cheese.
cct.IaF- S."' cphes du.: Rio a.. e'.c:
III cot'ons.ad oil marriott was inactive
Win -U 'os "rc" ~ Aggressive operations
.ith": way. lat ur!c"s We're -teaC!cr
.T!a2 Gu" to TIA. s'"aiincAs IL. cotton am!
IN sylGt ths with crude Closing prices
H'Tc to points NJ lower. Sales go
barrels Til" ma rk.t -ivS I'D steady. SpGt,
100 I'D: D"crmh"r. .,7asi so: J.nu-:' -.
55, e. iS... EHnrn"iE: Y 80 i%;o: Mar:h,
ECO: june. 1900 -. July. l2s- :tl".ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Investors and Traders

y week ago Saturday we advised clients
tank., ,proht. all leadius in4ustrlals but
it'l.p TWO low priced stocks advertised
her" DHst four weeks. V>
An tho Indus,ria,s dropped. but those
Two ;,iE aucGtt 3 points '9'
We Zee, rJSlTiNE OF u points in these
'.,Itr stocks. sam selling around 10 and Az
~ t.itNBobN Interested a. desiring 10
IyGblr - ro!ut uarlil should Scnu Ten
nbii..NtiS Tor patticuiGrs Two stoCkS and
battS letter % CcS-' trial. including adj
nee c",ipn ut,i N..At. win give sou cioso
estimate" .pOtiriU prices pcCcinbcr rnpCtiou
for ur&t January advance DON'T MISS n
SUCCESS CLUB. 4. y. GOLDSMITH. MGR.
- EEnl.l St. New York City
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03

shuckcd 81 worth OF corn. Measured
In money the value of the corn crop
os 1915 il estimated ~ $500. OOp ouu
Til" same s,attstician figures out thai:
the corn fields o. the country are
large enough to cover all q! the SUR
face Of the States Of Ohio. ludiana.
Illinois. West Virginia and rcnnsyI-
rania. il! they were confined 10 ;hos.
States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
New YORK Money for ives, Virgins,

liNRTLAND. W. VA. December =
Tho fiar'land Power Company has beer,
iucorportcd here with capital stock at
N'"o'""V Tor the purpose OF generating
power from water. steam aud gas for
public service. The inCorporatorS arc
John u. Hart. osman j.. Swartz H. H.
Templc:nan. y. q. Falton and w Z;
StrathcEs AL or New York. The cstab-
iiShihcht OF this plant means numerous
Hartiand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. December :-Focs-I:ccc!ptS.
l".ov'. low. c"liis above y.sterdsy,s aver
ms "a t:ooai 1875: icsvy, $500 $500. rough.
!9.i"n So. pigs. -. n "a. IS.
Cattlc-Isec. !pts. l.cp1: st.ndy. Nstiv"
he.f attic. s7.t0 "a $3.50: Western ctecrs. .i.ol
u tin.'c: st0chers and feeders. sts0li sT.75
.o"S and he!:crs. '3.s1q $500 calves. &c - q
Sheep Receipts 800: SLOW: we:hers. 8. %
z 5: 20; L. -ri.g. s.. 90 II ti2.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

tS.l.s 81 Union StoCEyS rd.)
richmond. Va, December .. 1915.
H"port for the week ending November .:
Choice Steers. 20 STA. medium To good. =
20 -. common n fatr. sia TO SIG. choice
Refers. 10 ~: m, dunn to good. az TO "a, :;
common {" fair. "A. 10 81. Choice cows. s
70 C'z; medium 10 good. ~. 10 5,s common to
fatr. ! TO t-.. Best oxen. 81. 10 ~: medium
~ good. ~ 10 6t.; common TO fair. to 5's
heavy bulls. 81. 10 SO; light. "a TO 5H. Hest
calves. 10 10 II: common. u. to So. Hest
h-Gyy hogs, 1919: medium weight. -. TO ~ :
light, n 10 :, sows and stays. TO 5. nest
sheep. St7 TO t'-; common TO fair. II. Ji.
Best lambs. % to io,l: common 10 fall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
New York Curb Market.

NJ" YORK. December In to-day )
traGinE on III" curb market hrmcr tone
vas veg! motto, able. ulthOuGh II WAS con-
md 10 ,hc s;"ciiltics. Many issues. veal
during the week. moved up FOR nearly com :
plete recovery. Sales with closing bids
800 Aetna Explosives, s.. as: "a Canada T
National ,ias. ."l; so Ma sim Munitions.
n ucl.: 3'HS Mtdv9lr Steel. .J;sii!l: 80
United Motors, so'.. TtIl: jt-, Zine Conccn-
trailing. if+r: 20 Standard OH o. New York.
ut q :eS: 900 CoSG.n * 90. Refining. IL. 81
~: 1850 Cosdcn oil Gas common. i5i5 "a
~: lG.lsN f-GeIAl oil. - {, g.: IL. MOI 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
RAILROADS
No. folk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LIEt 70 HoRFoLK.
!,on ,:v,.EuaN: :s:is. A. A.. s t1Sn "a g..
'a:vv l.. NJ. 'i:vO l.. ~ -
FOR Li%CHBUisG AND THE WEST.
,,shi a 81; use A. N: 200 7; ". 'S:i.
Arrive t:'IhIrGnd, from Norfolk: .ll:4e
FROM tho west: 's:l5 A. VI, 1851 A. II
t2:lQ L. ~. .l:4o z. 81. '6:17 L. ST. s9;03
T. M
:Daily. tDaiiy except Sunday. .sunda,
W, H.: EEvILL. w. C. SAUNDERS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
Immenhity OF the Corn cron

Some idea OF the immensely OF the
corn crop OF the United States and its
value this year may he obtained, nc
cording TO government statistician,
when 1t IL shown that for every dol
lar Of gold taken from American
mines the farmers of the country have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. December 2.-rucasinoas re-
fnrding virtually unfounlcd reports THAI
efforts had been made TO cancel the pur-
chase OF several million bushels OF wheat
Intended for Great Britain, put the bulls
tc-1ay at It disa,ivantngc. Although much
or the consequent set back II prices .iI.l!ly
overcome. iii" market closed nervous.
&c 10. lc net tower, with pccc,nb"r ct si.e.
ana MAY at s!.1" 10 81 1"i4. Corn 'iniSlHl
&c OF 10 sac w: oats from ':N 5sc down
10 ",c advance. and provisions varying. from.
o. u. Ii IL ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
NAVAL. STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. DECEMBER :.--Tur7en,
~ "a Nh sbii,r,nn,' La?"s rece'p i,
c;sl<s Eosin. firm: sales. 1891 Barrels
receipts. l.l53 barrels: shipments. Las bar.
rcs: stock. so.i2s barrels Quote: a.. -. 5.@c
=. =. y. + q. .t.SS Il go: H.: & -: $50
l. 80: IL, GSoI :45 NJ. $50 /, Go: ", J. 40 q
GN0. VIC. G...: WV. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
PETERSBURG; PEANUT MARKET

U"nert.d by Rodgers. Piummcr 4 Co. Inc)
PETERSBuRG VA. December Span
ish-FarD.rS Stcck-MarkCt quiet New.
st":k. $l."a per huShel.
Nirginias-F Farmers stock-Markct firm
extra prime. ,@fc per pound: prime. age
per pound: shei!inG stock. Sc 10 ;Ec per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dc".inber 2.-Bacvrs. 70
$500
Shesn ana lambs. no trading.
iiOES, trAi!n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
MARKET cONDITiCNS.

Ioutry-SmaN chickens in good demand:
largo. shaggy vE-s haru to sell; de-
nen! poor hens IN moderate demand: sup
ply about equal To demand. EgGs--Ma rket
Hr;r: receipts Hight. Buttcr-Alarket higher
""d hrn: rcccnts light. country meats
moving slow. HiHcsMa ritc, higher: re-
s.ip,s light: demand heavy Live stock
IA general Ia good demand especially .c.is
scare and wanted. Tn. :narnet. as q whole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
hid. Close Dec-inp.r II. 1916.
S40,O00.OO $50 BONDS
FRANKLIN. VIRGINIA

Seated bids fe:- TIC ouychasc o. 5000" 90
p I'li'"rinS RANT aud Water Sewerage
ENt.n$i"n; improv",nent Of tn" Munic!pa.
Electric ldEnt PLANT sau street Improve
VII 2" received ~ The umdersiIn.d up t.
1850 l. NJ Monday. bc"erbcr u. 1918.
MI ~ THO said bonds To bc issued In
Icnoinnai!"" o. $4,000 each payable -
ally August tSt and E"bruarr Is, c.lrh
y"ar, and bonds = he ,.atcJ February I.
1919.
y certified check Tor $500 90 must GO
.ompany .nch and az bids payable I" til"
Town OF iNraukliu No bids will be "onsd %
cred for loss than par, and m" right Is
reserved Icy tho Council ~ tn. Town OF
Franklin I" reject amy AMI all bids. Bonds
t" t." paid on or before February ). 1915.
1T option Of tho purchaser.
W. -. BHlSTOW.
PAUL SCARBOROUGH.
Finance Committee. franklin. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-03
STOCKS ARE BUOYANT
At MARKETS CLOSE
Pittsburgh Coal and Ohio Cities Gas
Are Prominent at tho
Opening.
STEEL AND COprERs STRONG
Attention Turned Sharply Toward
the Latter, at End OF First Hour,
on Report That Way Is Cleared
for the Merger.
HY I;KOADNN WALL.

NI:W YORK. December 2-T,ic ay,rtrc
hout statement to-day showed q Ioss In
surplus reaerv" of Siii2j.s,o, It logs Ia loans
OF :t2. i5O.01 and Il loss In demand deposits
"f ss,:2S0oo Tho actual statement showed
+" lots In reserve 90 siI.;iis3o in loans Of
S1.i:i.W0 and In net demand deposits or ,1i.-
.6o.cD This statement docs not snow IN.
er"ni IMPROVEMENT IN the baui.iur ccuii-
Ron that the street expected. L vac
thought that TIL. calling .: !oUng indulged
in carly in tho week h. tho banks would
hav" resulted ia an increase In surpim.
stocks. however. We're bu"yuut II the uloso
partly IN anticipation ef G"Dd stat"Ucnt
and paEtiy becaubr ~ tho abandonment Of
Il short-torm note issue by tho allies. rho
"ponins was strong. under tho loadershii.
II specialize, o: which Pittsburgh coal
ana ohio 'iii"s Gas wr.c ;:oIn!H"ut.
Ste, and ihe c"prers also were strong.
ProIt-'akinE made its appearance at once.
in ,hes" speciaiiis-. About the .ud OF the
Md ns 9% iIIia f 3n ror,s ~, tn
Ctah copp~r. K"nnsc5tt ...ri' NiaSanja
We" ur.ha;"d actively. and ~ adsnM""d
i, addition - IN" m"lEsr plans. II - said
nSI,.nI .s a. I'm 4%i''rs IN extra
AND rock ISLAND srI;o>,.
IN ,fe railroad Ia. Missouri Pacific and
tnrs sr.. turning 10 IN. issue, OF reors.niz-d
nr@mI mad u th@ssy ,h.t a'-g.dy h~y,.
'''N' hHl tlr""s''. n'-' r. Org" lH' f"",
,% n i,. @E 'oW hays ;, &C.! ~
information ,ys ai,.u ou, -Aa- . loan
y.,mt;,se VIA Thy .oul,di .rlf..- y,,u.I..i
~ III rtturn Tor ~ TIA. American rc.r.ri-
IN '.n6v,gaGre ;ha. liz ioi.igN ssl.. ',erS.
i, "a, ..d'G w?Gi1 o. . ,s.n'nd"ns 'n'iu-
i'F sc"r,,e ca,, s.aIG a ~, nj ~
col" wi'l go "brosd o;'er tho way.
,.EFEHMy. yonE n,sernser 3-l:<'enslo Ion .:
t tr 81 d 5gi. w" hoit but R@'"%"T,hy
iyg ,~h y xtS RS i lila Mlsa9gr sgii,$
Mar,iand. v.lth ;aT,h,.- inrTo.em.i.t ia
@;h1 %"g sSa'm stGrsi included onto
s%"'s ,i % x, ',eY hiFh 1Sora %,etanS
u"w 'nas;inuIns for G,it,shlrrh C.ai com
Leather preferred. .thr lart"r gaining "a. -
,',: On 4 n'i,t EisH in metals. iian 800
l. 49, anarorda. h"uu"cutr. Iusrirtttior.
M Mn" So. So A"gr.g. l me',.g I.T% >i
,s>ugs VIA r.so.sfi,s from r.c,'., io~
49,, 4" th I'd s, hrG r'@5 ia at~f
AT slight not gain l"vo-tmeI; rails yo-o
s'rr,,nfth IN Reading AMI atii't.,eI e@ai"rS,
IN" bank s,atcmcU' :Clnli-l pvruI.r -
.. sboG; s55".t' ana anoisr ' cor.tf y. To-
- T'S'fE.f, reducing ttat ttcin tn sil.r4-.p-".
q selurms cam" 'rto .opu. This 5"ndi-
,i II !, ,"1n"CiY" WsA make .2r :, con-
l." h"ni maTH.i 49, s'rpnseT Total
lower on rs!I during IN" wveS.
NJ 4Hw ro s;.;.,? yess r. ,i. rfTSsn'i.s
: :.%:@"srsi$ >E$ @i. 81 .S S.H' a 81.
500 able, $50. lur s,lY.r. -. Mxi-
r.,I'rond bonds. strong
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
l,nrrnN cnnDs

NEW YORK December Cotton goods
w-r: Quiet. but very firm to-day. Yarns
wrr-- strong. Wool markets also were
str ng. aud buying was quite general. Knit
goods advanced
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st'sdy ton" a; tho decline Closir, bids
n'c"'nh.r. $50. January. i..sg: March. 1879
spot cotton. pui.t, - points 'u Sales OF.
,H' POT. - ta!cs: - arrive, 80 bGies.
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30. timothy Observation-Disclosures. q - "a
no. ;!wptfy .-................. nominal
i.isH, clover. mixed ........... a IL %
N. ! clover mixed ........... IS o. q
40. clo""!. mixed ........... nominal
-. l c!"yc- Observation-Disclosures. % - %
S:n.plo hn:........... ........... uo;ninal
81 RAW tOiI-rcrsed ........ . 30 n
l."Vso-p pressed, large bales. 10 10 ~
t'kS-'oIDur.SS., ........ II 9. IN
Loosc- pressed incg" bales. {. 70 ~
MlLLFEED.
Sh!pstu:i. vinter............ q - O.
Hiram. w!Gt"..................... n - o.
ShiistUn. spring ........... q 81 %
Bran. srr!.= Observation-Disclosures. % - ~
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

,rains Leave ACKNOWLEDGEMENT st. station
soutI-Daiiy: $50 4. 81. Local: .o;oe "a 4. l &C..
express. pArlor baftct car: L. NJ. express:
S:iy Il; A. ,.Spress: siecpinE- car open. s:0d
City and Buffalo Juncton-Sctk DAYS.
York River Line-5:l0 +. NJ. Steamer
Train. except Sunday. connecting for BaitI-
niore rnrior S%-l. 1855 \. 81. aud AIS
Trains Arrive TIch.nond--Fron the South.
100 a. u: and $40 \. n. 800 =. ~. $3.50,
FROM West Point: s:i5 a. a.. except Mon.
day: $40 A. NJ. and 6:15 2. NJ. daily.
OElce s97 T.. Main st. Phone Madison an
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DtE..s.... % Y Z
MARKET CONDITIONS
E'ce:pt: Of apples light. demand unusually
Good POTATOES scarce. good quality bring
inG, good prices. Market active on All fruits
and Ncn.ta biti.
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Bank Settlement.

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