A New Comet.- i j
u .'flie recent discovery f anojjljer comet
lias excited high hopes, in tfte boscms
of thousands of people, young and old,
who ha?e not forgotten how invaluably
the recent comet was an excuse for late
hoars. The new comet is not, visible
with the naked eye, but so much the
better; for, as every one will want (o
wee it and telescopes are hn, the "tvee,
sma' hours" may be extended into the
early dawn. While waiting for their
turn at telescope ldvenj my blissfully
talk themselves hoarse, men whp now
can stay out only until -the ordinary
limit of a "lodge night"-will be able to
"take in" several jolly parties in uuc
cession, while those who have no better
excuse than "business down town" will
look heavenward in thanksgiving if not
for the comet. Experience has taught,
however, that ordinary precautions
should not be neglected in using the
comet as an excuse. Unhappy es
trangements hate occurred because
some men have persisted in pleading
comet gazing at hours when the celes
tial visitor was not visible or when the
clouds were dense enough' to hide doz
ens oi comets. It is an, unhappy day
for a man when the almanac or the
weather, enables a comet j.o prove an
alibi. : "A-;- ' ',, -
Lbcapiug n IHiiztirtl.
The following is Ironi "A Miners'
Yarn" in the Minneapolis 'TrUune: 1
was in Chcyeuue alter Jim- had got
ikfUuid persuaded htm to giie me 'that
dog of his'n. Do3e, I was out huntin'
one day near 'Laramie, when one of
them hurricanes HK)me up and I didn't
know what lolo. It was perrairie all
around. I could see thestornvacomin',
but two miles otT: If I run it would
ketch me. If 1 staid tha'r it was death.
So l jes took ard shoved ole Hose's
nose afciu a; bunt and yelled "raU!"
Vou ortcr have ma that dog scratch,
lie throw el dirt behind him like a
breaking plow drawee! by twenty yoke
of oxen. I held on to his tail and he
scratched . We hadn't got under the
ground murc'ii two hundred feet when
theXstoriu struck us. But Bose kept
scratchin'. IfletHriin go on for a mile
4)r sOj but I told him to let up, which
he did, the surprisedeat dog you ever
seed, because he ilad n't caught up with
the rat. I got back to the top of ground,
went to Laramie and started the s'ory
that I had Jouuda cave 1 made $100,
000 by showing the tourists that cave,
but lost it all in peculatin'- in mines.
A Ilo,tm fictile,!
"Who., in this well dressed man wjth
theHealskiirovprcoal.'ust and gloves?
He carries a goll-headed enne and is
followed by a bull doir in, a scarlet blan
ket? Do y m know hint?" . -' '
"Oil, yes; that is S the pugilist.
Fine man: Hard "hitler. Very popu
lar. Always surrounded by a crowd of
admiring friends, as you see him now.
lie U very well oft";, was given a beheflt
tho other night that net led, hi at 1500."
"fadeid! he is vtrv fortunate.'!' .
"Ob, ye, a very rtuuate jfu
ow;
rauks huh i;i his profi-ssiou, you
see."
"Who is thai white-headed, 1
weary
lookiui' old man close behind the pu
gilist and his friendi? fi'oor man, be
nceuis thinly chid for this wintry weath
er. Do you know him?"
"Oh. yes; that is old Faithful, a
country clcrfryman. Very learned man
they nay. B. t.i a preach r ot the rcs
lel all Li? life, but poor -as a rat. lie
had a bnf titM to, the other night."
"Oh, in ked: Did it net him much?"
"1 don't think it did. You set? it was
a sort of surprise party. His parish
ioucrs calitU u;ou him in a body, ate
tip t-veryibiug therviwas ia the house.
and left-hi'm presents tu th amount of
ixty cent. 4 '
At Xiar.i Tali's the high wind aud
water havti Unveil such iiumense quan
tities of ke over the UU as to almost
cowplettily fill th gorge below the ice
bridge, which it over K'dfeet thick in
places. The ke'Htiirovvu up along the
shore, dcstioyiuK houses aud other troi
crty, aud ilotii;. oeveral thousand idol-
Jsrrs worth of ddiui;c. Two hundred
feet of the iucliued railway building,
sou tuo niAgnincept obvrvalory aad
uressiug-rvHtois ot-iow the lauk arc
crushed. It is the Stalest ice bridge
ever sevu. -
Wlaan iiTONr ARKiTrS.
" ... ...... VetCsiT
SriKire T v r r estijik. Th e market
quoted firm at 13 cents per gallon,
and later a!e were rtgorted of 175 at
is cents. f
KotXThe '.market was quoted
firm attlS for Strained," ad 140
for Good Strained. With tiles of 1,000
hit . .
uDU Vixl MraineI al f I 40 ur bbl
liRra rusrVet was firm at
1 1 CO per bbl cf S0 li t, with sales of
revetpts at quoUtioa.
Crcpk Tc arcxTis B Market steady
with sale if reeipu at W 00 for Soft
and It 73tVr hard.
COTTv'X Oited iuiet. Sale oa
basis of 'ceiu for middling. . The
folia icg wrte the official quotations
Ordinary.
Good Orif-ary,
torn Middling,
MkldUag. f
Good Middling.
916 A
. CVtUtl. ' ;
Spirits tutHtstiEe, "
- KoaliJ. . - . ... s
Tar, . -, ' . ' '
CruJ taruaiiw
'A82 bale
til casks
U2 bbls
nK4 -r'
$riur Trtri.3itit Tbe mat.
kct ?wotd steaJy l 4i cU per pd
Vao, lUod tf a njtr feeliec a ad
later ak of lio cak al 41 ceata, a4
X" do at 4-51 cal ck:eg rm at taat
price.
. lk-nrx -lit c&araei Uia si 1 1 ii
for scraied. and 11 i foe iSt4
uaiaed. We tr c4f saJ of
bbls Ikxsd rataed as 1 1 4? pet hU;
T Tfce scarku was qud Cm
al tl & ft hU cf lb. wtUl a
with sale of receipts at f 1 75 for Hard
and $3.00 fbij Soit. ; f
: CoTTOK Market quoted quiet Sales
on a basis of j 9 cents for Middling.
The following were the official quota
tions: . '. j -r . -'.
Ordinarv. 0 0-00 cts 1. H
Good Ordinary 8 M6
Low Middling, 0i .
Middling, i 'J
Good Middlics:, 9 10-1G
a i
ii
Cotton,
IV) bales
157 casks
1381 bbla
231 bbla
00 bbls
Spirits Turpentine
ttoaio,
Tar,
Crude Turpentine.
Feb. 27.
tsWKirs TuitPEiiTiiiE. The market
wastruoted qiiiet at 483 cents per gallon
with no sales reported,
Rosin The market was firm at $1 35
for Strained, knd $1 40 per bbl for Good
Strained, with sales at quotations.
Tak Market firm at $1 60 per bbl
of 280 lbs, with sales of receipts at quo
tations.1 I - "-'
Crude Tckpeiitim Market firm.
Sales of receipts at $ 1 75 for Hard and
$3 00 lor Soft)
(Yttton Market n noted stead V with
sales on a basis of cts for Middling.
Tbe following
were the official quota-
tions:
Ordinary,
Good Ordinary,
Low Middling,
Middling j
Good Middlintr.
0 0-00
8 3-1G
y 15-16
cU
lb
.At
,v. .-
RECEIPTS.
Cotton,
oiiU bales
163 casks
1U45 bbls
; 33 bbls
i!83 bbls
I' 1 . 'I' li..
opinio luij'iui'uv,
Rosin,
Tar, r
Crude Turuen!tin
Feb. 28.
Spirits Toapektink The market
quoted orm atj48J cts per gallon, with
sales reported; of 40 cacks at!49 cen
Later we hear of sale sof 150 casks at
48 cents'per gallon, at which price the
market closed.. -
ROstN-The
market was firmat $1 35
for Strained ahd $1 40 per bbl for Good
Strained. Sales reported of 1,000 bbls
Good Strained at $1 40 per bbl.
,Tar Market firm at $1 60 per bbl
of 280 lb, with sales of receipts at
that figure j
Crude Tdkpentink Market firm.
Sales of receips at $1 75 for Hard and
$3 00 for Soft,
Cotton Market quiet with iles on
a basis of Cents for Middling. The
iouowing were me omciaiquuiatious;
Ordinarv.-
0 0-00 cts lb
market closed.
Good Ordinary
Low Middling,
8 3-1G
91
9 15-16
(
((
i(
t
t
Middling,
Good Middling,
Cotton
447 bales
76 casks
8'r bbla
70 bbls
225 bbls
Spirits Turpentiue
Rosin
Tar,
Crude Turpentine
. . : ; j . '' March 1.
Spirits Turpentih. The market
()ubted firm at IS,' cents per gallon,
with no sales to report, closing quiet;
RosiN The market was firm at $,
35 for' Strained, and $1 10 for Good
Strained. Sles as offered.
Tab. Market firm at ft u per bbl
uf 280 lbs, with sales ofjeeolpts at thr
figure. , "j
CRUDE TuRTENTlNE Market steady
with sales of .receipts at $1-75 for Hard
and $3&0 for1 Soft, with saleibf receipts
at ihatjprice.! r
CbTTOiT. Market steady, with sales
reported of ISO bales on a basis of 'J j
for Middling'. The following were the
olficial quotations:
Ordinary, j
Good Ordinary,
Low Middling 7
Middling, j
ood Middlinc
7 00
8 3-16
cts Tfl lb
19 15-16
it
tiECElKl'S.
Dot ton,
311 bales
17i caks
937 bbls
517 bbls
Wl jbbls
Spirits Turpentiue
Kosin,
Tar,
Crude Turpeutine
March 2.
-The market
Sri an Tt'RrE-suNE.-
was qnlet at
AS1 cnU ivpr ration, with
sales reported of ,50 casks at IS cents.
Rosix. Quoted firm at II 33 lor
Strained and f 1 40 for Good Strained.
Sale reported of 500 bbls Good Strained
at quotations
TlR-Quoted firm II 00 per bbl. of
f 20 lbs, with sales of receipts at quo
tation. 1
CCD TripsjtTiXE Marketsteady
with sales of receipUat tl 75 for Hard
and 3 00 for Yellow Dip,
OoTTOXv Quoted &rm with sale
reported ot 150 bales on a basis of
i cents per lb.' for Middhcg. Tha fol
lowing were official quotations:
Ordinary. I 0 O OO cU B
Good Ordinarj, J 3 16 "
Low Middling, 9
Middling. U SJ
Good MdT. int. 10116
r' '
RECEIPTS,
Cotton
255 bales.
150caJka.
Spiriu Turpentine,
Mi bbla
Tar, :
Crude Turpentine.
6 "
, March 2.
Rtoc Wt tottou the market for tl
peal week as jdna with packarn frae
UOaal advanced. Sale for the week
WTiece cleaa.
OtoUaa 0,' OMaaaoa Vil. Fair
U, Choko tU:, laocy 7.
Carolina roach rice kt qabled at SVa
tl IS r bttheL for nplaad fl S5ca
fl M,-tide ajtue. , .
WttMLY RTATEXT;-''.''.
STiXXt OX KAXt MAaxU 1. ijii
Catton eahore 4ti; aoa2, '& ixal
- M '
ptiite hore. aiat rxi - tool
oui-Mn,: ei4i, u
EXI OKTS FOR WEEK KSDLKd SEPT. 23.
' DOMESTIC. . : . '
Cotion, 105; spirits, 298; ros'm, 1,171;
tar, 691; crude 250. . ; ; .
. FOREIGN. 'y -
None- '" . "
MISCEM-ANEOU MARKET.
("oru, per bush.
Meal. "
Jt 05
. 125
. 5 50 900
3 75
. 1109
: W
. 1314
Hominy per barrel...
I tnnr . . . 14
Sweet Potatoes, per bushel.
i) 8 Sides, pee lb
Smoked bides, per ib...-.
1) H ritiouidei s per lb
Smoked Shouldera per lb.
13
18
1
ax)
105 30
8911
10$15
as
MKTT1R. Ilf T I II. .
J C Hams per lb.......
Kegs, per ooz... ......
Chicltens, a piece
Keer ttle oer lb
Sheep, per head.. ...
w ooi, ici iu..
Beeswax, per Jb.......
Ush.per bunch.........
Hnsar. per lb.... ........
nr(fw npr lb
Molasses, per t;al.....
Bagging, per lb .
Bait, per b&cjc.
French's Agricultural Lim S8 69 & $9 W
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M.ujcaksy's. world rcnownd picture,
"Christ Before Pilatk" for which the
French Government has just paid lOi.uoo
francs. No such preuiiuipti was er ollered
before. t
iCHOICEOF PREMIUMS FOU (iirTTINO
LrPj CLUBS. THB "CHRIST BKKOKE
PIlAa'E.", PHOTOORAItH OK QUARTO
ALBUM. EXTRA. COPY OF MAGAZINE
rQR 18&J
JlFull-Size Papv-rj Putterus S i
Pkterson's Mai;a.i'ne is the best and
cheapest of the lady's books. ; it gives more
for, tneimoney, and combines greater mer
its, tbah any other, lta Immense circula
tion ami long-estblUhetI repqtniion ena
bles its proprietor to dutanve all compet i
tiftn. I nt short, it has the
BtSTSTKEL ENUKAViNUt!,
BEST COLORKD KASHIONK, s
j.. i A BIST I)UE8S PATXKUNH,
1 1 ' BsWT.ORIUI&AL STOKIKi." .-.
I ' .-BEST WOKK-TAULK PTTEKN8,
t- - -AEST ILUISTKATIONS, Etc
'1'he sloricK, novelets, ctr.,iu MVtertion's"
are admitted to be the beta publibUetl.- Alt
the most poputar R-malc writers contribute
to it. In issi, altout 1 oriiual stories will
bc given, an 1n ddltion fix t'orTiticur
Novelets. by'Aun W. Htepheus, Frank Lec
Kehedict, JaneU. Auxtlue. "Jofcrnh Allen's
Wife." etc ' A specialty ol "I'etcrsoi,'' as a
lady's book, ia its rpleudi lly IHuMrxlcd ar
tictes, ana especially its
COLOKEU STEi:E t'ASIllo.X.
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engraetl on slcdl. twicr thV. mik aij.
others, and uicrlly colored, AIo, Houmo
hotd. Cookery, and other receipt.; articles
on art Embroidery. Klowcr Culture, HonbC
Dceoratlonl n shor I, c ver vt hi ok i n u rest
ing to laoles.. .
TERMS (Always in Advance) A VKAI1
. lNPARA LLELED OFF1 . IIS 1 0 CL U 14.
Two Coplc lor fC-.'. t hrec tuples Tor I. jo,
with the upjiarallelrt Utel cugntvlng.
"Chriiit Before Pilate," . or a uuaom
PXOIXXiaAM., Pl-tOHIAI or m AflToAl
bcm. for geUinz up theClub. .'
J"bur tpte lor u. yj. KIs copicn lor &;'..
Witii an extra ccpy of the Jdagaxlue lor
1-v-O. a a premium, to the penton getting
up i.be-Clqb.
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I in A), with bnth an extra copy of the Mat a-
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