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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
T01Ynkhln Ticket.

AAS~Ce
Pursuant to Notice, the democrats o
Mendon TIP. met at Cambrian Hall on las
! Saturday evening. A. j. Jordan called
the meeting to order. M. O'Brien wa,
elected Chairman G. II. Frese and E. II
Ravens, Secretaries. G. Henry Frese was
nominated for TIP. Collector; M. OBrer
Cor supervisor; Dan Lacy for Clerk; D
G. Hoxsie and d. Baugh for Justices I
NJ. Hopkins, Dan Kirwan and Johr
Runkle for Constables; VIM. German, j
C. Hoxsie and John Orr for Trustees v
r. Miller tor Tw. Asses
For Road Supervisors the following gen,
tlemen were nominated.
District No. Thomas Bohan; No.
(McGregor) S. DeIIaven; No. 3 I. r.
Mclaughlin No. 4 w. 3. Grant.
Any amount of good feeling was exhib-
tied by the large audience before the vo-
ting closed, and considerable ill-fceling
was evident after the nominations were
made. This is so common in local eau.
cuses that it was hardly worth noticing,
People here are discussing various matters
pertaining to the proceedings and as Our
outside readers care nothing about it, We
omit remarks.
We vote the whole ticket and advise our
readers to do the same. A majority par
ty is always beaten when it divides. At
this election more than any other we
should be unit; the officers only last one
year.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

ANOTHER We want to
know who borrowed Of US about 20 Of our
most valued books and forgets to return
them. Viz; to-wit, namely &c. &c. An
old scrap book worth 500 to us and worth
nir to any other man; Shakespeare, By
ron, Pope, Don Quixotte, Gil Bias, Sol-
tude, Arabian Nights, Meadows French
Dictionary, one volume Household words,
Riley's Western scenes Ike Turtle) and
many other works which we want to see.
TINES OFFICE.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

Bass 6 Elmendorf are receiving on
consignment large supply of Ohio and
Michigan Fall and Winter Apples: also
several barrels of Sweet Cider. They
must be closed out soon at some price,
Call before going elsewhere.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
Weather, Markets &c.

Weather, Markets &c.
Pretty nice for the last few days but
wetty as we 20 to press. Cool. Business
fair but not nattering. Wheat is weaken
ing, though occasionally it struggles up a
cent or two to fall back 3 or cents.
At Mil. to-day (ruesday) it is LIS to
l,25; at MEG. from IS to 95; Barley l3C
to 145; Oats 40; Corn 40 to G5; (new ear
TO old shelled); Potatoes 40 to So; Butter
20 to %; Eggs, none offering. Beans So
to IS.
Put all your greenbacks in untaxable
bonds, M Ike currency scarce and you can
work prices down to the starving point.
LABOR is obliged to labor; CAPITAL
can live in parors and divide the profits
resulting from the men of the pillow, the
shovel, the plane and the forge.
Gold 1877.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

REuovAL.--R. Hubbard & Co. will re.
move to the store Of Messrs. kurtz g. Mil
Ter, No. l Masonic Block, on Eext Tues
day, Nov. Sd, where they will remain till
their new spacious store is completed in
the Bank Building.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
TRAVEL.

TRAINS going west leave McGregor at s:i5 A. NJ
and 10 p. NJ. for st. Pau-Sundays excepted. Arrive
at McGreeor eastward bound at G:25 A. NJ. and 7:2O
p. M.-Sundays excepted.
TRAINS leave Prairie du CHEN bound east at $50 A
NJ. and I. M-Sundays excepted.
Capt. j. q. Bass rests his Ferry Steamer on the
Iowa side
Stages leave McGregor every morning Sundays
excepted) Tor Elkader. Waukon. Straw berry Point.
Gnttcnhurg and Garnavillo. Steamboats, now run
almost hourly between ST. Louis Dubuque and st.
Paul. The white Collar Line (Pt. Byron to st.
PauD go up daily at 6 A. NJ and return in the eve
ming. The st. Louis Line is Il duly. The Diamond
Jo Line does just rs it pleases Opportunities to go
on loot from MctiregOr. west. are always open.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

NoT1cE.-A copy of the register Of
Mendon township for 1868, as prepared by
the board, is posted up in the clerks Office
in NJ. O'Brien's Store, where it may be in,
spected at any time.
The Board will meet again at the City
Scales on the Tuesday preceding the day
of election to complete the list as the law
directs, when the names of all legal 70,
tiers not already registered may he dded.
ROBERT QUIGLEY Act'g Clerk.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
WE DELIVER GOODS

TO any part Of the City for as cts,
q load, which goes to the Dray-
man. We can furnish families in
the City their ORDERS as cheap as
any concern delivering goods FREQ
Of charge buys them. thereby saw
ing money to purchaser and sus-
tanning the Laboring Glasses.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

WANrED.-Wc want to know who bor-
rowed our Crow Bar, Saw, Ratchet, Ham
mer, Shovel and a half dozen other
small tools. We want them, please return
them and oblise H. B. MALONE & Co.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
FARNrpsBURG, Oct.

FARMERsBURG, Oct., 1908.
The Directors of the Clayton County
Agricultural Society, are requested to
meet at the Evans House, McGregor, on
Saturday the 7th day o! Nov. 1868, a:
one o'clock, p. NJ. BY order of the Pre-
sident. G. WATKINS, Sec.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

George Hillyer, who is now making
: Democratic speeches, but was during the
war ''on Grants staff prSnounees Gov.
Seymour ''the greatest statesman of the
age" and Frank Blair ''the greatest vol
unteer officer of the war;
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
EYE and Earl

Doctors Mason & Whitney. 0culists and Anri..s
Prairie du Chen. Wisconsin. We treat success nj
gronalar lids and ell those worst form oI .hIos 10
diseases OF the eye We operate for c,tarnct ard
croeG.sye. Chronic discharges of the and deaf.
from cansr will rereive careful att. Mi,
PATIENT from abroad will find good board rony, III
70 IBIS Once. Otics hoa!s from u. NJ. 20 y II.
SIG
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

$50 not your juries give their verdict
in favor of "Darrett's Vegetable Hair Re
storative?' 1t is the universal verdict OF
mankind that it is the best in the market
let all who are becoming permaturcly old
looking and bald begin at once the use Of
this never failing artclc.-Por0and Tran.
scT;pt
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
WgAETGE

or..c, c- BoAao SUPERVISORS. CLAYTON Co. Iowa,
E!k.der, Sept. g, 1873.
To the Voters OF said Comfy.
fou will take notice that in accordance with tho
laws OF the last general Assembly and Ola Rssontfn
Q! the Board OF supervisors passt. ut their June
Session, 1863 each Tow nship sollt 1T tie
Election in Nov 1853. TO serve f,r.rsyaar
II :. GRANGER Clerk Of said Board
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

READ, LApIEs.-Those who wish their Furs
brought into fashionable shape, or new
ones made up, will please call on Mrs. r..
Choate, who will devote her tins for few
weeks to repairing, or making to order,
Muils,, Collars, Wristlets, Gloves and Nit
tens. Gents and Boys caps and fur goods
made to order. st $50
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
Home and other Items.

The new Bank building is occupied by
President ''Jere' and his excellent corps
of "boys.' 1t is well got up in outward
and inward appearance, and finely orna-
mented with the goodlooking faces Of
officers. The old bank room, adjoining, is
being torn down under direction Of Mr..
Drake, the craftsman and architect, and
before snow flies very much we expect to
see a completed block of three stories,
where recently stood not so handsome a
show. McGregor improves SLOWLY, but she
is awful solid in her advance. -. .Chas. M.
McLaury writes US Helena, NJ. I. Oct
2d.) "All the boys from McGregor arc
we'll. HoRDER is at Grow Creek. Frank
Lampson is here: he starts next week for
CAL, to visit jesse l received the TINES
this morning. Give that long haired in
dividual particular Halifax, and charge
the same to account of yours, democratic
ally. Joseph Kenpedy has moved to
North McGregor..... Mrs. MCHosE, after
a long visiting absence in Wisconsin, has
returned to brighten the McGregor path
way of our friend JOSEPH. $40" will
hardly stop to notice any one on the street:
like sensible man, his mind is taken up
at his new-made home. See Frank
Williams advcrtisement......Ch Charley Ros-
enthal. one of the best looking men in the
business, is getting up cigar called the
"McGreSor Favorite," that is glorious. A
bunch Of them distributed to all the TINES
''fellers," entities him to unanimous
puff. Charley, please ACCEPT our good
wishes, and invent another brand
Please look our Ads. over. IT'S the
last week Of election and we must neces.
sariy fail to make extensive notices..
Mrs. FERNYHouGH has a very neat assert
ment of Havre ware, Glass ware, Chira,
Common, Brown ware, Lamps. Lanterns,
&c. &C., which she offers at the lowest fig
ures. She is also well stocked up with
Zephyr Wool and other lady require
1lhents. Needle work of all kinds done on
short notice.
Charley Lacy, of the frontier, is in
town looking as natural as life.. Clarke
Rich arc economzing; oyster cans usual |
ly contain 6 doz of ocean pets, but they are
selling cans which hold ony about twenty !
"hoysters' and crowded at that. We never
met any sea fruit 81 delicious MS their
''Sclect' oysters and No. shell clans.
For sale by can, case, hundred, dozen, dish
or single. Our town is in a healthy state
now.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

ADVERTISEMENT am intending to
leave this city to engage in business else
where, and | now offer for sale the follow
ing property:
Warehouse and Lot No. y, rebuilt this
year. Also my dwelling house, corner of
2nd and 3. streets, in good repair with ali
modern conveniences. Apply to
3w. [. l.. KRAMER.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
The Tinles.

Drs. C. II. & A. o. Hunt have removed
their Dental Office over Church & Bid
wells
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

Drs. c. II. & "A. o. Hunt have removed
their Dental Office over Church & Bid
wells.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
FOR SALE.-A two,story rame

building, three doors below Scott &
Gould's Crockery store ind now known as
S. j. Eckert's Hardware Store, will be
sold on reasonable terms. 1t is in the
business part of the City.
For terms enquire, on the premises, of
the owner. Mas. S. DYMoND.
McGregor, Oct. 2lst, 1868.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

We are unable to mention the
many delicacies to be found in our
Stock, but will briefly mention a
few among the thousands:
400 bbls Sugar.
IS bbls syrups.
50 Chests Tea,
90 Sacks Coffee.
50 Sacks Nuts.
Lots Of Fish.
Loads of Canned and
Dried Fruit.
Large Pile of
Family Groceries.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

Merinos, Empress
Cloths, Wool PlaidS,
POplinS and AlpaC-
Gas in desirable col
ors and popular
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES.
S II A w LIS.
Plain and Fancy
Beavers, for SaCQues
and OVerCOatS; Har-
riS and Scotch Cassi-
meres; French and
American COatings
and TriC0ts; Fine
DOeSkinS and Cloths,
Prints, Delaines.
Cotton Flannels.
Wool do
Shaker do
ShlrtlnS do
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
inets, Tweeds, Sheet
i11ES and Shirtings,
BpChd Goods, Yarns,
Bags and Bats.
Our Stock is full and Complete.
We propose to sell Goods Cheap!
We feel confident Of being able to
please all who may favor us with
q call.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

SIGN Ut THE RED UMBRELLA!
Opening at Headquarters!
E. R. BARRON & BRO.
IRISH PoPlINs MERlNoS, EMPRESS AND oTTAMAn CLOTHS
BaRATnEAS TYC0ONS, WINCES, KRUCKERB0CKERS, SPLEEN.
Old LINE OF BLACK ALPAcAs AND P0PlIAS
WILL ss SOLD At
sATzsTAcToRx PRICES.
Long and Square 5haw1s,
LARGEST EXHIBITION HERE
ELEGANT NOVELTIES for LADIES SACQUEs & CLOAKs,
With Buttons ringe Gimp. Designs.
Beaver Cloths, Cassimeres and Goa tings,
| FINE LIME
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN FLANNELs!!
Tip Top Flannel only Is Cts. Yard.
Mixed Grey Fancy Yarns.
Afghan and chinehlla Yarns
GREY AND WHITE BLANKETs---cHEAP!
One Case 10 Ia WHITE BLANKETS,
Only $5 90 Pair.
TAPESTRY ssy sh: ass
r. u r .
% i W.T. S IS si515;I i 81; sx
Ladies. Gents and children's Hosiery.
1adies Vests and Pants.
Shirts and Drawers
Plymouth Buck GIoves---vvorth Buving,
UNNECESSARY THE LARGE LOT Of
MERCHANDISE AND THE LOW PIECES QUITE
GIVE YOU BETTER BARGAINS Than IT'S POSSIBLE Fer oU
We KNOW ARE BOUGHT CHEAP AND WILL Be
GUARANTEE REPRESENTED
Buy Your Teas OF E. r. Barron & Bro.
Great Far beyond cur xpecta-
tons! Complete Satisfaction ~! Prices
LOWER than be had any Everybody saws
"Eeas from e. r. Barron g. bro. Q. ;"
See Prices below:
HAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS IN THE PURCHASE OF
It Go = Sg
We enabled INDUCEMENTS to all lover. of that
s a sr n s a r ss s Ixnp D FyTn
Msns nayo WHICH n nrs" se p ey
We will give such Bargains here has ever
realized Our ample facilities enable
Club Prices follows small quantities samples
EX IE .f rpAE jAPXY Ie
KE n IA gAlAN....'. 25
EXTRA ZINE Y.H.
DIST sTi iMpER RAJ 1 l:55
FINE HxTR El GUYpow i iso
EATHA FINE BLACK 80
ESGLIsI bREAKVAsT TEA II? %
COUNCIL HILL 20 May th 1885,
d
Teaatsl
very t
pF DICKINSON ' 'onr |
FAHMRsnuEa
Msrs f.
70
me bs,mreb
" Truly
own,
E. RI aRoN Bro,
bought
hm
Iy
Yorsyr yreuectn
"''''p'
We mado keep constantly
Fine Teas
Southern
lin
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
In the way Of
CANDIES,
C0AFECTI0hERlEs,

We have facilities such as chal.
lenge competition. We will un-
dersell ANY HOUSE in town in
this line, for either home manufac.
ture or imported.
In fact we have everything in
the line Of our trade and courte.
ously ask an examination Of our
Stock.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28
nczeSalo Prices.

CoEEEES-
Try our English Breakfast Coffee. - cts rer p
Try Extra fine Empire Coifee......25 pcr "a
These Tess and Chlc.s are ali PAT up in New YoI
by the eor,psnr and sold at New York Price,, and
guaranteed tn give entire satisfaction the money
refunded. Try ths N and lie convinced. Cts
W. .. TOWERS, Agent.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

CoCSc;L HILL F. o. May 9Th, lSeS.
Mcssrs E. Il. BARRON BRe., McGRIaos.
GESrs.-The Chest of Japan Tea bought of you
last week at SIPS, consider superior to any Tea
have had, and At less price.
Yours &c,
P.F. DICKINSON.
NATIONAL, Iowa, May 9TH, 1858
AsssrS. E. Il. Bcrron d Bro, &cGrceor.
GENrs.-Thc Gun Powder Tea bought of you at
81 per pound is the best Tea have had for Ion
time. 1t beats any I. Co. Send mo lbs, more by
bearer. Yours Truly.
III. G. MAYHUE.
LuANA, Iowa, May llth, lsGs.
Aessrs. E. II. barron C Bro, AcGregor.
GESrs.-T have used the Tea, "Gun-Powder" bought
OF you last week, and find it very NICE article aud
very cheap. When get this lot used up, will buy
moro Yours Resp ectfully,
THOMAS GLASS.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-28

We have made keep
Fine Teas supply
iowa and Southern paid
filling Club ORDERS We Warrant these
entire
pense and money refunded Address
{. R. BARRON & BRO, McGregor, Iowa.
Groceries, Full Stock.
!!!AMBER AND GOLDEN SYRUP ~!
sugar,
Spices,
00nee,
R1Co, Goo.
One word and make The Goods have in store
bought for Cash. strictly bought Cheap bought
. e a :!!:oreat Bargains!H!
Come Look Goods,
do you good.
E. r. BARRON & BRO,
sec xGeaRHaoR. IOWA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15

notes for 100 IN coin hoped it would be accepted by
the Chairman of the Finance Committee.
Mr.. SHERMAN declining, AFTER few remarks by Mr..
CAMERON the amendment was lost: Yeas 6; Nays, 81.
THE SUPREME COURT BILL.
During the debate the bill IN regard to quorum IN the
Supreme Court &c, with the louse amehdmens liele.0
over and was ieleIIeu W t0 COMMITTEE w ne Ju
Mr. SHERMAN said the amendments wee @sry impor
.ant He Thought it unreasonable tn, hare majority
OF any Court should declare an act 81 CON gress uncons
tutOna; ii contrary - reasco and common sense
lie hopoJ so committee word consider whether three
fourths Or four-hftAs -ote or even unanimous vote
should not be gedired On that he would express no
Opinioni -
THE CURRENCY AGAIN.
Mr. SHERMAN, TO ODviate, he said, the CRITICISM OF
some Senator'S moved to amend by inserting the IohoW
ing; .,o oorrt a, sncb motto. ro,r ev,st,nc shall not
be further reduced until Congress otherwise PROVIDE
Mr.. EDMUNDS (Rep,Vt) claimed that the ameiulheht
not in order.
offer the amendment when the bill came before the
Senate, IT beng now IN COMMITTED
Mr.. SPRAGUE moved 20 adjourn.
Mr.. SHERMAN called for a division, and the motion
Mr.. sPRGGUE Gep., r. ~ opposed the bill as accom-.
expansion and his not dictated by request or
manufacturing interests but for the interests OF te
mated TO all the other interests Of the country IL must
be for its own good. The Treasury OF tne oh..eu
States gigantic corporation, tending 10 eslaO
sh monopoly OF banking interests, 10 when tne pep
PIES interests subordinated. He explained INC
National Banking System TO support TINS view,
and said the country was now III county,. ion
similar TO that OF Great Britain, prior 10 uhe
establishment Of the Bank OF England. After allud-
ing the enormous interest required to be pald p le
business men compared with the rate in
he said the country could only be saved by the establish
ment of such bank He yielded 10 motion TO ADJOURN,
which was os-l6 to II whereup4n ne resumed va
ing views contrary 60 those generally hed by MS section
when. at the suggestion of Mr., Irumouil he agar,
yielded a motion to adjourn, which was carried, and
the Senate adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
ny yrL.gRAPH TO THE Tribune


EI, Oregon 81 50 Wheat is quiet at s2eods2 "a Legal Ten
S,vASSlH Ga Jan tco.on opened active hut closed quiet and
''e1S a. &c Ssen9s "a e. 80 bales ass e , @ & sales
1850 bales receipts eOI hale, Mdling lHalsc
LOO bales receipts. $50 DO MdiSg isSlC.c
WLsScToS n C. jan VsP'' IeFpes'.s aVsneea &C. a1d
; G5 Cotton advanced: Middlngs iiie.
Medium Leaf t5dsl7 Cotton. aalilc, Flour 81 7sa*2 80
Pork s2a+2l 80 Lard 2idl3c Bacou-Shouders sic Clear
Sides. I2ie Bulk Shoulders, sie Clear Sides HE WHISKY
CScSxrI I4PlOur and demand wheat uer
Ear Rye II S+i g. Oats advanced Sc Barley advancing
Fall ~ 90 Cotton fTr' Nddns S@i5e Dressed Hog
Pour Provisions quiet and unehansedi holders tnn LANDSLIDE
ToLsDo jan ltrour fat wheais mi sale, no Red Wa
bash at ~ 80 Con- unchanged Oats unchanged Rye 81 i o
BgrrAIo jan Hfeq5 steady .ae $50 bits at so q SO s.
e and Ga for White Western. Rye. 10 2d 20 So Wheat
o q New At II i5S Il on tie tack oh 81 5 ia store yellow
Mes Po'k dali about s22 for Heavy aad +2 for Light Lard am
oswreo Jan Unchanged sales 500 bbs u
no. sPPSs ~ 10, s "'sf; 81 S io S's sa o b
% S si mss , .D so Other TS STa f .S1 uo
Corr Meal :! IS 100 n NIL Feed and 6rn shorts SIS
ton ~ TO- to SsrYort, : to Albany. ss7e
Lor jan Tobseeo-So0s Offering Cotton saT.Ssng and
Eti Double 80 2Sd+lI so Treble DO 70 Fancy t2 ga
ise Ear oat DEL At s7. Bae n AZ - 10 for CHOICE F.
arHeT !, +si 90 co. Rsesipt.-Fiour 1908 Gtl.
S c g s "H G 9Ss E I.s ssIS5S 90
quoted - 10 for 40 and 81 o. for No. Oats firm for No
900 bush Wheat 900 bush Oats. 1000 bush. Corn.
Jan. Four fmer 80 75d 50 for Spring En-
Wheat advanced GATE sales ~ Ia ~ IS for No. and
076-l ~ Clnb Old 9Od9lc fof
l. steady ~
s6i FOR No. quiet
No. 3 Pork.
80 J t1o 81 cash and t2 February Lard hm, at Rid2lc
Bulk Meats Rough Sides 8 shoulders 1tc Sweet
Pekei Ham. held AZ l2 English Meats unchanged Green Me-"
Az. A. aea u Ba .m az o mSci o.c Tor shanh,s s a.
- 600s3 ~ for common and l5aT7 for good choice Bee
Cattle active, aud advanced 20n25c 15g Is for good
~ Steers Rcepts-iooo hbs Flour 1907 Wheat go
- bDsh Hog. shipineGt.3 200 bbs Flour 800
bush Wheat, II 90 bush Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

PORT or SEwYoRE......J.M a.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

tUROPRAN MARKETS
~ .,,.,r,c TEL seRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Ia, for money and the account s2i a92
- Securities dull tb following quotations. United States
Fvtsspty bODds Tts7ls; Illinois Central Railway shares S7i
Ri, Railway shares, So
,e,poop-COnso. for money and the account Wtd@h AHer
~ ,cutes dull at the following quotations. United state 1--WE
,p,, bond, Iii Illinois Central Railway shares S Ere Railway
closed steady ASH for money and account
securities closed the following rates. United states fi'e'
TTe,y BOud, si Illinois Central Railway Shares '' Ere hAi"
Shares, St vrx,,.
PRlSKTJRr Jan 4-Noon-united '"e' O' nes'ne
ofIse2 Isl.
Kvetweu for tho issue oflee' 7'l
R,.upg-uned States Bonds are quoted W for the sue Of
1862
PARIS Jan. li-Noon.-The Rentes are fat
LIVERPOOL Jan. NOOnCOttOn opens quiet al me following
quotations: Mdng Upland Id Mddng Orleans I'D The est
mated sales day Bresduas are hrm Corn 46 for
Mixed Westerns Wheat 1851 for White California and ls for No
Milwaukee Club Barley SIS for American Oats ~ o American
Pea. al for Foar 3 Western Lard 5O for Fine
American Pork 7sI for New Eastern Prime Mess Beef l5 for
Winter Prime Mess Cheese M for the highest range OF
Fine Bacon M for Cumberland Cut No Dutch Standard Sugar
25G Rosn Common Wilmington and III for Fine Pale Tai
low 1876 for American Spirits Tupentne, al c"t Petroleum
ll3 for Refined Clover Seed, 46I for American
quiet at7t for Mng Upars and I'D Tor Md
ding Orleans The Of the day 900 bales Breadstnd are
declining CON- 453 for Mixed Western Wheat 1910 for White
California and 3 for No. Milwaukee Red Barley 55 for Amer-
can Oats 3lO for American Peas 81 for Canadian Flour e for
Beef advanced to m for Winter Cured Extra Prime Mess
Pork 78 Prime Lard advanced to 1913 for
r Pine American Cheese S for the highest range Of Fine
Bacon 4 for Cumberland Cut The Produce market without
change.
Ev.he Cotton market has been quiet throughout the day. and
closed the following quoos MddlBg Upands 7G1d
Mdng Orleans HAND The sales Of the day did not exceed the noon
estimates footing 10000 bales The ayces from Manchester e
favorable The market for goods yarns Provisions and
dce unchanged from the last quotations Corn steady at 49,
Wheat 1910 California white for No Milwaukee Red
Peas have advanced to 81 y quarter
LONDON Jan 1-NoonWhAle OIL 938 252 gallons Sperm OIL
per un; Lneed Cakes ISIS Lnseed OIL 936 lO tu
AnernoonNo changes markets since the HIS dispatch
ANTWERP az francs for STANDARD
white
Eyeng-The Petroleum market heavy and denng Standard
White closed at ~ francs IS confines
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ARRIVED.
20 r. Lowdsn
Bark Algeria rl MeFee Audrossan 81 ron to order
outside the Lgbshp
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The iron buoy lately 10 NesaVeB hsror up
spar buo have bea placed 10 mark tie chanucs for TIC Winter
DOMESTIC PORTS
cHlRLEros c. Jan lLArrved steamships Charleston ami
SaTsgo from Newiort City Of Port au-ne nom Boston,
Baltimore Sailed steamship Falcon. Bamore
T. J. I'LL for Northern port
NHsISGTON " G., Jan IArryed steamship ReheoeA Clyde
iron NeSiork Sailed steamship James A. Cary. Tor Baltimore
Ca Jan l-Auiyed steamships Montgomery and
Salvador New York. ArrandA Selbroih England
Cleared steamships Tonswanda for Philadelphia Cleopatra
York sehL H. T.. Resell for Boston.
PRoyIScEIOws Mass Jan li-n port: Sehr. Angie Anesbu
Amesbgry from Savannah for Boston.