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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-20
DRY GOODS.
The New York Independent of the l4th says:


There is appearance ofany bushes of importance
beyond the showing of samples Tie supply OF goods of
all descriptions is ample to meet all possible consumption
The expectation of large demand for consumption Is
ba sed the prospect of the crops which luxurs1y
abundant and promise to help the West of their
difficulties The Southwestern buyers Gp shy, and
buy ONLY for immediate wants. Staple domesiics
steady. with fair demand and orders have been given
future delivery for the fs trade very large
tent There is moderate business still doing in choice
seasonable goods for immediate consumption, bu The
iiers reducing the ices of their ordinary
garments, OF which they have large surplus sIcck-
The lat summer hurt the trsde considerably The fall
be spoken of with any degree of precis
ion l. is earl for the large silk jobbes open their
goods and the woolen obers very inactive for
The season Some heavy goods selling to the far
West, but general purchases have been made.
RAILROAD STATEMENTS.
The earnings New York Central Railroad for the
of June S44O 26 Al against s432
in June ls58an increase OF 81 931 04 the first month
during the last eighteen that has exhibited increase
For several past the regular semi annual idend
of The road has been four per cent but in view Of the .
minished receipts since the first of January last the d-
rectors have decided that the sema dividend be
declared in August shall only he three per cent.
The earnings of the New York and Erie Railroad for
the month of June, 1859, S33u s57 %
Earnings June lS5S...... 3sS 3fS 93
decrease ............. S53 zI IL
The decrease wholly in freight.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-20
Not N. DIS, but D. Ms!
The State of Ohio,
Baird & Wait, Plaintiffs,
: anainsi
Portage County, SIS.
In Court of Common Pleas
| for said County.
( Civil Action.
onas Coonan and Patric
Kelly, Defendants.

The Defendant Thomas Coonan will take notice that
the said Plaintiffs the 18th day of July. A.. 1852
fled their peitiau in said Court of Common Pleas against
said Defendants the object and prayer of which is fol
lows Said petition charges that said Coonan the 18Th
day of June 1882 purchased of said Plaintiffs bill
goods consisting of Jewelry, &C. amounting to the
OF two hundred dollars and security for the payment
of the same assigned to said Baird Wait mortgage
personal property given by said Kelly TO said Coonan-
that the conditions Of said mortgage have been broken
that said of two hundred dollars is due-and said
Plaintiffs pray that they judgment of two
hundred dollrs against said Coonan, and that in default
of his paying the the same, that said Judgment may be
paid out of the morrgaged :operty- .r&1 5s9-
Said Coonan required to answer said petition by the
17h day of September next the will he taken
confessed. P.B. CONANT, Plf1s' Atty.
July Goth, 1859. iy20.6w
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HORSE RAKES !!

.7ara HORSE RAKES!
FTN0MIINSON,S IMPROVED REVOLy.
ING HORSE RAKE Qkuown as tho Blue Rake, ,
made of the best quality of -H. IL
SEASONED TIMBER,
and warranted superior any Rake In USE be found
at ,.s REDUCED PRICES,
in the following places ''t
T. RICHARDSON, Ravenna. .... l..,.... .. g .
SAWYER HALL, Franklin Mills.
G0SS & BROS, Eduhurgh. I'd H.... .-
w. LOOMS, Atwater Station.
ABBOTT & HIGGINS, Nawton Falls.
SCOTT & STEWART, Windham.
FARMERS STORE,
II. w. SCOTT, Freedom. e. HOLDEN Chnrlestowu
And by the subscriber and manufacturer at his Mill In
Freedom Portage Co, o. Also. RAKE TEETH and
FORK HANDLES fer sale at the same places.
July II, 1859. jylS 2w s. PARISH.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-07-20

NOTICE.-JoIN KIRBY, living near Big Beaver, in
iN Trov Co. Mich, left his wife, two months
SINCE taking with him their only child little girl aged
about years Some four weeks since he in Ra-
VIENNA, with the child, falsely asserting that his wife
dead and that he taking he child to her relatives
Any information of him and the child will be thankfully
received and suitably rewarded by distressed wife
mother. r -.4 ID. zt-
Information may be addressed to the Office of Por-
taRe County Democrat, Ravenna, Ohio.
. InlY 16tI. 1859. - iN2n-3S&
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A TTENTION is requested to the stock
of Choice and pr;ne f,ignrs. nnd also to stoc
e. Fine Cut Che wing and Premium smoking T"haccos
a. the Tfeba3l N RANENNA Booh Slohfs
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he season. Some heavy goods are selling to
Vest, but no general purchases have been made.
RAILROAD STATEMENTS.
THE HARVEST OF 1859.

beclease 900 81
The decrease wholly in freight.
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Rayeupa Doct. PRATT, occupies the ances-
trail mansion of his excellent and amiable wife.
He has put the premises in most excellent re,
pair.and embelished them with many improve
ments, making it one of the most delightful
residences in the far-famed, beautiful valley of
the Housatonic. Nevertheless, both the Doc.
tor and Mrs. P. We are glad to know, look
with desire to their former agreeable residence
in Ravenna, where troops of friends would be
glad again to greet them.
Doct. PRATTis nearest neighbor is Hon.
JOHN SAVAGE late Chief Justice of the State
of New York. Judge SAVAGE is an octoge-
marian, and is spending, in quiet etirementon
his landed estates in Lanesborough, the rem
nant of long life, distinguished by eminent
positions, we'll and honorably filed.
We rode over the mountain with Doct.
PRATT, to the quick steady, energetic step of
his hardy, Indian Pony, and on the mountains
top we tarried and gazed over mountain rang
es.twenty-fve and thirty miles away in the blue
distance-villages slumberiug in the vallies-
church spires pointing heavenward, and farm
houses fecking the landscape.
CHssHIRE--In this town OF our maternal
ancestry, we spent few days at the country
residence of our esteemed relative, N K. WoL
corT, Esq, of New Y ork. In this town was
manufactured the famous Jefferson Cheese,
which was presented by Rev. JOHN LELAND to
/ Mr.. JEFFERSON, when the latter was officiating
as President of the United States--a circum
stance which made DO little notoriety fol
Cheshire at the time, and which has finall,
passed into her local historic annals.
i Rev. JonN LELAND, a native Vireinian
spent long life in Cheshire, at once as Priest
) Patriot and Politician, and exerted wide
, influence in his dayand has left his impress be
4 hind him, which is plainly discernable on tn
u after generations. He had personal &C
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\
are by the opinions of the entire faculty of the
Berkshire Medical Institute at Pittsfeld
The Springfield Republican which is an I'm
stitution in. Western Massachusetts, and en-
joys an almost .unexamped circulation in all
the villages and counties rouud about, takes
decided ground against the views of the physi-
clans, and, with an utter loss of self-respect,
as well as lack of respect for others, character
ises the able and respectable medical faculty
as old nurses Its course is calculated to
shield the villain, L1TTLEFlELD, but is not cal
culated to elicit truth or promote justice.
The Republican in its prosperity, evidently
waxes fat and kicks forgetful, in its over
bearing selE-suffciency, of the source of its
prosperity 1t cracks its drivers whip, with
the uuction of conscious. self-ipfated power
and is impertinently, as well as vindetivey
meddlesome in local. village matters The
remedy for this is with the people Of Western
Massachusetts, if they wish remedy. They
can sustain, or not the hand that strikes them.
They can teach the Springfield Republican
who is the master and who the man!
Rev. MILES SANFORD. son of our esteemed
and valued fellow-citizen, NATHAN SANFORD
Esq of Edinburgh in this County, is Pastor
of the Baptist Church in North Adams. Mr.
SANFORD is preacher of much povera gentle
man of polish and education, and of devoted
piety. He has aourishing church of owe,
four hundred members, and beautiful and
imposing church aedifce. He is very much
respected, and is exerting widespread and
beneficial influence ~,
There are two newspapers puhlished in North
Adams-the one the Hoosac Faticy .Nctrs
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


THURSDAY, Feb. l0-6 P. NJ.
The declaration Of the New York Central Railroad divi
dend Of four per cent payable 2ls has taken
SURPRISE for though the dividends last year. shown by
the last annual report only paid by neglectng
S45o,0oo worth Of repairs, and borrowing 5000 900 by
overssue Of bonds and though the earnings of the past
six months were VIGOROUSLY much less than the earnings
of the corresponding months Of the last fiscal year. yet
still the public satisfied that the managers of the
Central long their credit las, win keep their word
and pay two dividends Of four per cen. EACH
no matter what the earnings of the may happen TO
be. In order to enable readers to realize the
of the policy which this company is now pursuing, we
subon table OF the earnings of the New York Central
FOR three periods of six months EACH ending respectively
with February 1857, 1858 and 1850
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2 he suit end shuld have Known and recognized the
decision u tho Cour and the receipt OF any judicial
notice does nss relieve them from the liability.
me- Ptsburg Gass, in reference 70 the action,
Wys-
This not continuation part Of the Thomas case,
put IN entirely new proceeding. The alternative manda
o asked for against the county ID similar, suppose,
70 that originally asked for in the Thomas case but based
upon diTent issue OF bonds while that asked FOR against
ne city the first OF ~ kind, the only proceedings hero
soore taken against the city beng ordinary suits 1t law
We Gust that in these the blunder viii be
nted which fatal in the Thomas but that the
answers WIN be put in free from all ambiguity and doubt
and that the allegations IN them made direct that the
parties suing win be compelled 10 traverse the facts before
aJury Nothing less than this will satisfy the public mind
The people demand that the allegations Of fraud rregu
hry and iegaity in the issue OF these bonds shal BIO
Drought to the test and they put in plainly and d.
rectly into the the alternative mandaus the
plaintiffs Will not, as in the former case, preclude jury
trial by admitting their truth The attorneys of the city
and county must profit by the lessons legal practice
taught IN the Thomas case.
The Philadelphia Ledger says the following . state
ment Of the amount of coal transported over the hsh
Valley Railrond fort thu uaek cpy;nu Con K 1oko
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Esrssgn and Donsstao Mails.
ns.nsns.. .xaS-xis.sy, s.sAi s .sd cS.sds
W. = xss ~ 8: NJ; T. Z
so.a md souA"sn .w.Amrr
s:::;s :;:, y is:ili;s;:l * 1 I -: nd
svx,Av rAus. o. spS., * s;s 81, Il MI c:s
0A,vozzlA.. b. banner. VI Panama, Monday.
re- Ss Overland MAJ Sr osoini; is:,:: B. Icus
80 e :sss 49, e ss.i:s o's;.ss AVA
LAxzCssx fhs Overiand Man nom b. Joseph Qo) 70 Salt
Lake Oily, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday. I.
So; u 1 Letter. should bs marked Overland
b. PAan,s. ~ asamss. VI Panama. Monday,
s0 :sssn:. G:S:xo: saturday. FEB:
from New orleans j.; s:m:ip f:nn s e. On
Be Z .sd as e. ssss ss~ e az. sSs
yious 70 The shove dateJ
EuRoPE......By steamship Kangaroo, Saturday.
BAaAxA he day amer he Of ss1nase
10 l Sssrsik % S &c Vi"
NAssau n. p. Tho United States postage will be
fve cents per half OUNCE on letters, and twocents
g. ss oa o. s s
rnu OF CLOSING AT rHH LONDON oYrICH.
India Overland Mail closes foows:va Mar
selles on the ID, 9Th l7th and 18th Of each month
Via Southampton 4sh, l7th and 10Th touching at
Gibraltar Malta, Alexapdria euez and Aden.
Via Marseies The % and 18th Via south
AUSTRALIA VI Nar.slIes md suss tho isA Via sou'A
MAuHlrrus. wa Ades on the 4th and nth Of the month
BsAx1. Via southampton on the 9th of the month.
ail at London fais on sunday hey are made up on
evening Drevious.
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the bar bound out No vessels In sight bound in Wind fresh
LONG BRANCH. Feb 10. sunset-Nothng In sight bound
in. Wind NV, fresh, and clear.
w s9y ~ Nj FEB 70 in sight, bound In
SANDY nooK. Feb TO- sunset-Notins in sight Wind
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l0--The rchr Minnchaha from So
vsnDah for BOSTON, at Iewes Del reports when lays out
spSss bark Col sdyard from and her captain nut
port, Capt Trimountain having become deranSed.
Miscellaneous.
The fine steamship White Cloud built by vhos Colyer ESQ,
and intended to run in the Chinese waters went trial trip
yesterday morning.
STEAMER FAsnIoS-PRoyIpEHrIAL EscApr FROM DRows-
Nc-Onr correspondent a. Galveston. in communication
af Of TX
Cd waxing Ss
o'clock night The ship put abon, crused two
N ssS Ss s Ss Two Of a ss hs
fell win rubbish hrowp overheard from the
THIS he oated for ten hours when he taken by
boat 10m the ss b, ' on s nas
placed Mr. Wyatt board De arrived here suffering some
he VIII her Be-
gn sA,s;nas swinon hence for London before
Is aua0e bids
Sunderland in 1864, and owned In London.
SIR CAtMcrr Sof Bath, Goodwin from Liverpool for Bos
n Ssa
bad suffered in and rigging but her hull did
smr FLYING FISH (of Boston, Nickeis Foochow for
New York went ashore s before reported IN
Zoo Pigs iss had been acSssssd and &sss not
san % ZEE ds eso apS o. n 5 %
Nov she underweieh having been got or and
@ s ns sa 'As
10 Boston from The captain q an Am : ns arrived at Hong
Ped snS mDcS ''' 'n 'S not Ha'h In
BARR vTp L,sn, Of BOSTON,, Blanchard from AIersndrs
S s loss Of s and and w sS for repairs
with surinam as was before reported
ssa # ,rss ,hs collision probably occurred n the harbor
over ten hDs,sh vessels bad put into Malta with damage
before hs Vivid Light sprung seal and ioundercd
ssc'l Yarmouth aans s
xbera for Hamburg totally lost xbara date
SSss Che above was autographed y''sr
The wreck Ct bark Hichborn which ashore at the
ally hah zoe last week and now lies Il Low Beach where
viii be broken up.
scnoosrs MApcIA rAnrow Glover Of from Roctland
snconn'esee tremendous see ID inst varying from sE 70
s sSs pSs%s' e. S ss ss r.
sn % Sa for p we X 70 10 her "ss w m sns
gC IN s
:'% 70 Ss' ~:
owned S" d b. WHIT: Of Re sSovs psoe valued at 5000
scnx sxcoRIhe Of schr sccor Of oriand Me- has
wa" .:a when lahore he p
sSs ssssSs ger Rs .sa he Keen
SER 81. 9S g..ssury Of and for Warren RI sailed
sS .Ss os Ss re- S ,s %
ss s q, nearly al we pumped 00 and ''w'a warren
aahor "a
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Court Caleniar-rh,s D.v.

SUPREME CouRr-Crcu- causes will not be taken
up until Monday, Feb. IA.
SUPREME CouRI-General Term.-Nos. 80 to &c, 40, 60
81, sat-.
COMMON PLEAS Part Mos 1856 to 1885, Part 2-Nos
22o Boil so2, $685. 119, 1885, $780, COL, co., 6o3, Co., 6o5
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos 2os 1923, ss4, 40 al, 4l2. 4i4
AZ az 423 81 8, 49, 267, AGO. 49, 44o AL 444 446
44e, 44s, 449, 800.
UNITED STATES DIETRICH Cous1.-Noe 90, 90, IS, IS, IA,
10, IS, so, 81, OF.
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Port of New York, February 10, 1859.
CLEARED
Steamship Locust Point, French. Baltmore-H Cromwell

CLEARED.
Steamship Locust Point French, BaltImoreH Cromwell
Ship Caravan, Sands, London-Eowland rockingham.
Ship Dictator zeresa San Francisco " Coleman Co.
ssIk Gsgbas ssrrs Gregory NagssnMsssas Duncan
b;s Es, sSSsI
schr Il Means Snow, RIO Grande-I eager.
scSr srn Mai bapea Wbseie ers Co.
schr John Boston, Lingo Charleston Tanaan.
ceo p.'s GssssssTS Smith Co.
h hernsd Fra%te M1DsS SoE
schr 4 Taylor Wells, Plymouth B Edwards.
s ehr Marshall, Chiches,sr, Riebuond-G H Pierson.
Schr yandalia, Rowe, Philadelphia.
sse ssss tsy sesss Co.
sehr Elep louisa Thompson, New Havsn--Masscr
Steamer 1s e Toss aouS 4@Scy
ARRIVED.
Ha5k Irajan Cenan Providence in ballast to master
revenue cutler Hunter from cruise for distressed yes
schr Robert Rakes of POvnceown) McIsaac Norfolk for
sehr Stranger, Blackwell, Georgetown, DC, days.
s sesr Rss Ssan s coct r sSSapS
Scar sa ksslS H Fsssssh
Steamer Poonska Cushman. New Bedford
Steamer Curlew Arey Providence.
BELOW.
The pilot boat Washington No came from cruise Of 10
days and reports NO inward bound vessels in sight PM
SAILED
barIs Tsccny tsds ham, Borssaa john Psg
son Neuvitas Young America and John Denha NOrleans
schrs Feser, Savannah; Holmes, Mobiles Halock,
Al.o ships Coser, Antwerp Patrick Henry London;
tom cephas starrea, Naples; and others.
From s osn . brig S 81 % d surs
Wind NNW strong
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Thirty st. one house and lot No l4i east Is 500
Do DO do ISL, cast. 600
South Ninth e., Williamsburg do. 1H....... 1900
Forty fourth st., one lot ~ sid 100 H. 9th av.. 1900
Third av, one house and lot, No 0O7. ..... 3,s2S
Seventy fifth ST. lot north SIDE 230 r. cast I'D av 700
Severity sixth st., lots, south SIDE 206 do each 100
Seventy seventh At lot n side, bet ID Sd avs 90
Seventy nf'h st., lots, north side 100 r. west
nv. A, each. ................ - 6s6
I south side 2s St. $40 feet west 9Th av. 2Sxs2 $500
do. adjoining do. ...... g,700
DO. 10. do....... 5000
do. no. 3Qx92 5000
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-The sales embraced about IS bbls pots at
&c; pearls were quiet at 5Xc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was more buoyant
and closed with Stiffness for grades of State
and with sales OF about 500 900 bbis chiefly TO the
home trade, and within about the following range of
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reckless bank expansion they viii be doing wen 70 aepe
IL few banks are asking per cent on CALL and we
hear Of no discounts under that figure. The brokers
good credit and standing sti supplied at6as, a.
cordinx 10 the character Of their securities g
rules very nrm at last quotations. is possible ,hA
small shipment Of specie may be made by Tie Kangaroo
most of the shippers will wait for the Asia.
There was rather more animation At the Stock Board
today and in instances higher prices ruled An
effort was made by the friends Of New York Central
and at time during the day $50 was bid for the
stock; but much stock offered at the improvement
that fell back to s3. Nothing would suit the outsiders
who bought Central for the dividend better than pecua
tive movement In the stock which would enable them
sell out at profit to the street. Pacific Mail was three
per cent better 10 day. There Is some talk about the
company investing its insurance fund in its own stock;
nothing OF the kind has believe been yet determined
many friends Of the company are satisfied that the
stock win do TO buy at the present prices even the op
position should be established The Western roads were
all slightly better the Improvement SMALL however,
be hardly worth notice. The January traffic Of the
Rock Island was s54 oo against January 1885,
that of the Michigan Southern 49, against $oe7S7
in January, 1853 Reading is steady and quiet There
rather inquiry for the government ives bu. the
quotation is still the same--lo2x Sat which rate
the takers generally lose money. State stocks are
very quiet. The closing prices OF the day were:
Mssouris san 81 Central, sat4 ~ Cumberland, 90
a 2l Pacific Mail, 10 Nj Erie l33k q; Harlem, 1874
a ~ Reading, Asa "a; Michigan Central, 5OI Il;
Southern, guaranteed, 451s NJ Panama, 1l614 Il;
Illinois Central, 66H 81; Galena es r. Rock Island,
COS q. The market closed steady.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
ing 800 Oei 1884 81, and the balances 2s os
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend Of four per cent payable de-
mand
The New York Central Railroad dividend of four per
cent is TO the stock registered New York the
banking house Of Duncan, Sherman & Co.
The following is the january Of the business
he Ra md Ia pa;
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NEW YoRK Cry1RAt EARyrycs.
totals. .......A,4l2,e3e

The Central paid four per cent out Of the earnings Of
each Of these periods pays the dividend TO
stockholders whether four millions and half or
three millions and three quarters, three millions and
trfc over quarter. would, doubtless pay the same
dividend If earned less than three or iess than two
millions; and at the end Of year the overpay
would be accounted for the issue Of bonds were in las,
years report. comparison Of the above totals viii
place the Central Directors in dilemma; four per cent
the legitimate profit of the road in Is5e-57 when the
gross earnings 81 4i2 o0o how can be pretended
that four per cent profit has been earned in Is5s-s9
when the gross earnings are over Il million Iesss
And II four per cent fairly earned in ls5s-59
the gross earnings being only 1877 $780, became Of
the much larger profit that have been made in
1861, when the gross earnings we're over million
mores Are the Central managers deccivipg the public
now did they cheat their shareholders Two years ago.
Az to the future, it must be for granted Mat until
the fabric OF deception breaks down. and stern necessity
compes the Central TO stand side by side with the Erie
upon the footing OF plain TRUTH regular four per dv
bends VIII be paid heretofore. The critic Of the rail
way system discovers not without sort of pleasure
that to do so, next August the ingenuity Of the Central
managers viii be more soreiy taxed than ever.
According TO their showing, the earnings for the
past SIX months amount 70 the sum Of So 1877 40s
nleiauhg expenses ..............sl $500
,n''fer'i o. ....................... 53O,1lf
piV'oend, iour per cent ............. 959 1872
- 3 200 ,G9d
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Of The cYucorm mark from which derives It's name,
eagerly sought for BY the priests Of he Greek
snd the greater portion vi every yearA supply hnds
ready sale ln Russia
The chinchila is rarely in New York but IL still
holds It's place in France and Italy Pity that such bca
ul fur should be tabooed and utterly lost by the
The prices Of frs vary, Of course, according 70 their
quality and are always governed by the caprces Of ash
ion. The most costly, "A hove already SAID is the
Russian sable, and from this TO the poorest kind tn
dstons are nicely marked as the degrees the
meter. IN the following table have presented the sell
ing prices of each kind the fur Dealers and
no article, perhaps, which much deception is prac
tsed Ia frs advise purchasers TO be their guard
when buying.
full OF Russian sable, consisting OF null cuffs and
cape, from u 70 80 inches deep, can be had
at from. 500 to 81 500
Do of fhdson's Bay sable, Gom. ...... 200 to 800
Do OF finest mink, from. ................ I5to $50
Do. Of fine stone marten, FROM ........ l25 TO 200
DO. OF ermine, with tte tabs of the animal
Hseu from. 10 10 HO
40 OF ntCD, Irvh so TO 1tQ
DO. Of muskrat, which is known by the va
rious names of river mink, marsh marten,
American sable and French mink, from. 2S 70 IS
French coney, called French sable, ID q
French rabbit, colored brown, with black
stripes through the middle of the skin. IN
imitation OF mink and sable A set Of the
best quality costs from. .............. Isl 80
Mixed squirrel sells from. ................ 25 TO 2S
Gray squirrel sells from ............... 80 10 40
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The total receipts for the month of January 1885,
SS2o31 49, showing increase this year. the month
Of 81, 044 49,
The receipts on the Main Stem and n ". Virginia
Branch were S4 rs greater than last January but the
decrease on the Washington Branch of s39 3d. leaves the
net increase s7,O44 70, as above stated.
The receipts for December, 1858, were 1896, s61 Oh