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Facts for Mechanics and Work People.

The observations made by Americans in
Europe this season have been more minute,
more practical and numerous than ever
before. They have also been more en-
ceuraging. The connections of the great
storm that swept this country have been
diminishing. Each gust and every flaw as
it occurred only left the situation better:
whereas the personal testimony of our
countrymen coincident with public advices,
shows that the general condition of Europe
Is not improving and that the retardation
OF progress there parallels and adds to our
increase.
Labor is complaining here that its re-
ward is insufficient; and despite all that
has been so repeatedly shown of the folly
OF violent remedies strikes are planned,
and some are made to attain what is desir-
ed. Raw labor here commands from one
dollar and half day upward, and skill
Ell according to its occupation, the condi-
ton that it is in, its own reliability and
intelligence. Notwithstanding the financi-
al disturbances every willing workman can
find something to do, and there is a reli-
able prospect that the demand for work
Will soon be as urgent as ever and that
wages will bear as good ratio to expenses
as heretofore. But in Sweden hale men
often work seventeen hours day for five
cents; i'll Germany earn ten cents as the
average daily wages; in Italy and in the
Iyrol rarely exceed ten, and are happy to
take sixty cents for days work in any
part of Europe. Formerly Great Britain
paid trifle more; now she is unable to
employ all who ask employment at any
price, and the costs of living increased
without light to disclose their end. Ser
wants can be hired anywhere for 500 a year
for hotels, and often get but $40 year in
private families. The profits of small
traders do not average three per cent on
limited sales, and women work in GERMANY
for five cents a day.
Many of those who are noisiest about
oppression and poor payment here know
these facts from lifelong experience.-
Those who do not can corlobOrate the facts
by their testimony. very brief compare
son of such and better wages for skilled
labor there with common facts here and
the tables officially published from all parts
OF the country, will show that the worst
that has been experienced here is greatly
superior to the rule there. The nparison
should incite thanksgiving, and patience
with all such distresses as sometimes occur,
and teach the wisdom of saving for like
pinches hereafter. Labor here is superior
To that in pvarv mar pf Enrnpo. =, ho<&o,,
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

All persons warned not to trespass upon the
premises of the subscribers with Dog Gun, the
law will be rgidly enforced against them.
j. A. WILSON, ROBERT HART,
W. J. WILSON, l. Y. COLLINGS.
Z. III. STIGILE RICHARD CURRY,
AMOS cox, ALEX. WILSON,
A. WOODALL, J. C. McNAMEE,
Oct u.s. lS73+w SAMUEL WHITE.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERs.

All persons are hereby forbid trespassing the
premises of the undersigned, with Dog and Gun. under
the penalty of the law. HENRY ROBERTS.
Sept g. 1S73-2m
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NOTICE.
DAVID 7. DEVELINE

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In chancery
ORDERED This sth day of October in the year 1873
that the sale made and reported by w j. Jones and L.
NJ Ianes Trustees the sale of the niortg;ged Real
Estate uf John Smith, deceased be ratified
ed unless cause the contrary thereof be shown
before the sth day Of December next provided copy
of this Order be inserted in newspaper published
in Cecil county week for month before the
Sth day of November hext.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 10000
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID. SCOTT.
Oct IL. 1S73-1m Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERs.

All persons hereby notified not to trespass the
lands and premises of the subscribers with Dog Gun
under penalty of the law
JOHN MAULDIN, HENRY COUPON,
GEO P. whitaker, VIM. J. EVANS, NJ. D.,
+. W. JONES, ED s. whitaker,
JOHN & JAS. SHAW, JOHN SHERIDAN,
Oct Is, lS73-3m* JOS. C0UDON.
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NOTICE TO TREsPASsERS.

All persons hereby notified not to trcspass the
lands and premises of the subscribers, with Dog
Gun under penalty of the law.
JNO. A J. CRESWELL,
j. MCINTYRE,
NJ. KEEGAN
TOBIAS RUDULPH,
X. +. BIDDLE.
BARTHOLOMEW tOLLINES,
LEWIS BUCHANAN,
HYLAND l.. MARCUS,
JOHN REGAIN.
JAMES Z. BARROLL.
June I, 1S73-tf
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NOTICES, &c.

Oae Column, $500 per inch for I year; for and )
Months 20 and % per cent additional Three changes
allowed yearly advertisers Without additional charge
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TUESDAY, the 4th day Of November, 1878,

at the usual places of voting in the several Election
Districts OF Cecil county, follows:
In the First Election District at Cecilton:
In the Second Election district. Chesapeake City;
In the Third Election District, at Elkton:
In the Fourth Election District. at Fair Hill:
In the Fifth Election District at North East:
In the Sixth Election District. at Rising sun:
In the Seventh Election District, at Port Deposit:
In the Eighth Election District at Mount Pleasant;
In the Ninth Election district, at Brick Meeting
House
And the Election to he held is for the purpose of
electing gentlemen to fill the fulow ing offices, viz:
One to be Comptroller of the Treasury of the
State Of Maryland:
One person to be Judge of the Court of Appeals of
Maryland
One person to be Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Cecil
county:
One person to he Register of Wills of Cecil county:
One person 70 lie Sheriff of Cecil county:
One person to represent Cecil county in the State
Senate OF Maryland;
Three persons to represent Cecil county in the House
of Delegates of Maryland;
Three persons be County Commissioners of Cecil
county;
And one person to be County Surveyor for Cecil
county.
Gothic Polls will be opened at rhine O'Clock in tho
morning and closed at six o'clock in the evening.
The Judges Of the several Election Districts are re-
quested 10 make their returns Thursday the 9th
following the election.
RICHARD THOMAS,
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NOTICES. dc,
ELECTION NOTICE.
To Judges of Election and TOters
of Cecil county.

In accordance with the requirements of the Code of
Public General Laws hereby give notice the Judges
of Election and to the Voters of Cecil county, that
lectio will l,.h hell
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RIP VAN WINkLE.
BY WASHINGTON IRVING.
CONCLUDED

(CONCLUDED.)
BY Wooden God of Sa1ons
From whence comes WeIstay that is "Wednesday,
Truth is thing that ever will keep
Unto thylike day in which creep into
My
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DIED

DoNLoN-on Monday evening May 2s 1873. Bridget
Collins aged years. widow of the late John
DonlcD. native Of Kilfern. County Of Galway Ire
land. and residont Of this city for the past fifteen
JearB-
FOUCHER-On Wednesday, May %. 1873. at $50 r:
NJ Constance C. Miller, wife Of r. Z. Fouohor, aged
twenty two years.
CoGAN-on Wednesday evening. Nay 90. at half
Pact o'clock, Jano Brabason wife Of John Cogsn.
native Of MulingAr County Westmeath Ireland, and
resident Of New Orleans for twenty years
.goYLE-on Tuesday, morning. May q. 1879 ct i2i
o'clock James Doyle aged forty years. native OF the
parish Of Ballyhsy, County Kerry Ireland
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GRAN.-The Congressional delegation which
visited the city recently, was assembled at the
nand OF Western farmers who found that It moro
oable 70 burn their crops Tor fuel than to send them
oTer railroads Now Southern people get the grain
by means Of orr great national bighways at very low
prices and they should at invest Our energetic
friend H T. Lawler, has thousands Of sacks Of corr,
oats etc. which he will sell the lowest market rates.
Sec advertisement.
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DIR. GAuEH1KR.-From the Propa9atsur We
take the following We apnounce the change of res
idence Of Dr. Gauther Major of the French
army. After q long search he has found very oonve
nent quarters No 145 Canal street, between Bourbon
and Dauphne, which he will occupy from this date.
The consultation hours not changed. The happy
DIR. Gauthier has effected and of which he pub
fishes authentic certificates titles to she confidence
which daily shown in him and which he hopes to jus
tify mora and more"
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The Session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER and
continues till tho Thuraday before the 9TH day Of July
ensuing. . .+1.
The Institution 10 organized in separate schools
the eclectic syeteui. embracing FULL CoURSES or
INSTRUCTION in Literature and ScieRes, and In the
professions of Law, Medicine EngnesEsAe Aad Agri'
TIE EXPENSES OF the studsnt tszospt suoh ~
entor the practical aboratoI es) s1cusve of the cost
Ssxs - esoS .r1sn sS ~ ~
who ecolonise By messing, these expenses are from
ministry unable to moot the expense. ---------
Apply for Catalogues 70 WIN. WHITEWATER,
Secretary. P. O. University Of Virginia, Albemsrle
County Va.
CHAS. 8. VENABLE,
ply25 5pat Chairman Of the FacRlty.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

The Board Of Delegates Of the Hibernian Benevolent
and Mutual Aid Association Of Louisiana, having by
vote determined hold Annual Feoyal this year,
Branch No. T. feeling the necessity Of aording tho
friends OF the Association opportunity Of eAjoyDG
themselves in this agreeable and harmless manner,
under RiberniAn auspices and protection, has deter
mined to supply the deficiency. Fer this the
OAKLAND RACE COURSE AND RIDING. PARK
has been engaged for SUNDAY, Juns 18th. and FRI
DAY, July 4th, IeT0, on which days GRAND FES-
rTvAL will be held under auspices Of BRANCH Ne. Z.
An attractive and entertaining programme win b pro
ssnted and al proper GePS taken TO guarantee time
Of quiet pleasure and amusement
The Booths viii bo seld TO the highest bidder, foE
caah on TIE spot at time and place to Be hersaftsE
desiEnatOd-
The assistance and cooperation Of all eur brotheE
members Of Sn Braaekss 10 respectfully solicited %
thas The Festival may BE made source sf PssasuDe I'd
AL FRAH1 NOQLOIH,
nVas PrepiaOnt Breach He. :, a h L. A. A q La
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HUSBANDS CALc1NED MAaNEsIA is free from
peasant TASTE and sthree times the strength Of the
toEnmon calcined magnesia The Worlds Fair Medal
ld -Four First Premium Medals have been awarded 1t
~ being the best in the market.
Tor sale blythe druggists and country stOrekeepcrB,
ana by Z. il Hart & Co., New Orleans. mh9 3a
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIoINE.-San-
srs LSS~ InrigOrasOr-a purely Vegetable CathArtis
ana Tonio-for Dyspepsia Constipation, d isS Sick
Headache, Bilious Attacks, and al doeAH ements Of
aver Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist for It,
FsspGFe af iMtaafionR. mise u COW
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If you value your health and life do not fail
touse LAplaoes Iadian Turnip PICTORIAL Balm the mo
ment you have o oaHgb cold any bronchial afec
ton. 1t 10 the surest and speedest and can be
bought at any good drug store.
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Every particle OF poisonous matter is carried
cut Of the syston the pale and sallOw VIII boeOne esh
nad vigorous by uAinE SimnoDs Liver RskplAtOr.
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HTBERNLAE BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. 4-ESw orleans, June J.,
Hattie regular monthly meeting Of Branch 10. 4
vn b hslA On WEDNESDAY NEXT, June & Is7s,
q u ooosk in B. Johns sehooIbouss Osyadss strash
II, wBRLAHAN, ProiAnA
PARRBQK AOLoNx, sowotaE1. tsIM
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALL BRANCH no. 3. II. B. 4 n. A. ASsoCIA-
tien--The ohlesrS and nsRbsrs Of this Branch are
hereby notified that the annual eetlBE Of the Branch
Win be held TUESDAY, June D. at u O'Clock P. n
ct CbsiF Hail oOrnsB Common and DoEbieny streets.
Also the regular monthly estipg sane time and Plnes
By opdeET W. J. KELLY, PresIdsnt.
p. J. Oh8ALLIE, Rec. 6eo'y. jyl 10.
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NOVELTIES

NOVELTIES
Elders Catholic Bookstore
PHoToGRAPHTC ALBUMS-in great variety.
FATHER TOM BURKE'S LRCTURE6-thS book
tho day.
BERLIN CHRoNos-fraued and unframed.
THE SPOKEN WORD-the Priests Wade Mecun.
ALTAR CRUETS. CRDCIFIXES AND CARDA-
TAE FREEMA30NS--by Mgr. SiRur.
WAX TAPERS-plain and oFnamented.
PLAIN TALK 10 PRUTESTANTS-Glg1F.
BEADS MEDALS, 6CAPULARS ETC., etc.
AUthe BEST NEW BOOKS OF THE SEASON are
arriving nOnstsntly publIshed- For sale BY
CHAS. D. ELDER Catholic Bookseller,
jos 5ptf Kew OzIsaAA
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ITO SAVE is TO GAIN.

p. =. 0ooARTY,
CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
151.----..---.. Camp Street. ISL
Informs the public that he Is prepared to furnish all
Books the Alphabetical List Of the Catholic Publ.
cation Society ct TWENTY PER CENT LESS THAN
CATALOGUE PRICE. Therefore do not send your
money to New York when you can do better at homo.
The best Domestic Medicine in existence and sure
remedy for many ailments 10 the ALCooLATURE
OF ARNICA, manufactured by the celebrated Monks
Of La Trsppe Each vial is wrapped in . printed
circular describing Its internal and external and
application. Every Catholic family should have Q
bottle Of this most excellent medicine in their houae
All orders promptly filled by
my25 II p. T. GOGARTE, Isl Camp street.
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NenbeGs Of Branch No. 3, viii find an i'm
pOrtaat notice In our sp4saGl notice" oolunn.
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DIRECT .IMPoRrATIoR.
La MATERNELLE,"
oaaee, 90 Carondsles Street,
Nos. ls5 Canal and Is Bourbon Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

| 81. Omc0, - CoroDdel0t StrSoe, a..
OFFICE ss s. o sit.::.s a1.sii n ,sns
10 Ais Grsss: Most Rev. n J. feeshs, ArohhiaAep Of
Dear eir-As meeting Of che Bsara ef Dassesass o.
La Materaslle held shs day, yoa wsrs enanineusly
elected Hsnaxasy Preaidsas % the Associates.
II my plsasant duty 10 nsem you Of your eiscsisn
and TRUST You wis seosps Tie pssiee know that the
Company has your fan sympsshy. and hsps you win
give 10 the benefit your inGusucs advice md uasro
ago, .NS = 80 Er-sIe
IAN. with graas aud respect your sesaisnt
servant ). n. M1LrER, Presiaent.
.., NEW oaLxAxs, Apssi IL. aszs.
Capt. ]. II. Miller. President La Naternellsp. p ..
Dear sr-I willingly accept tho tide Of Hsserary
President Of the Insisution called In H9atsruellon
knowing that such nstitution u In perses eonaua
confident that under your sklfa and oonsosatisus a.
reotion It viii prove benaAcIa 10 tho oomuuaisy as
large. :
remain, dear sir respectfully ysur ssissd.
A.sAa q !; s e RE 5;s...a.
Ia MATEFaNELLE". .@-.a
oailD&2Ss 1A41Sss% ooanTio ND PROVIDENCE
No. 4s Casendelst Street. "a ......
e 4 s sss ss.ss sss.
in aistnet olassss, aeos.dihg @ are - snsHA
H. T. ss sss sss BE-
and s.oauss 10 10 based upoa ths psiscipss q
For fuII information sppy at the once Of no Asssei
Honorary President, Mes. Rev; n j. PERcHs, Arch.
IHFHos. s:ss:1s.
Dlarcroas treasurer
7. z a;I Mi.iisr. ysrrs9 stone Gee 3: Preston.
ees yAsdhs as %asa sup. = 1s. a.s:s..
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CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
TwENTY-FouRTH ANNuAL sTATEAKNT.
Ending April sesh. ls7s.
Total Fire. Marne and River Premiums .sSo5 ALI 80
Net Earned Premiums. less insurance and -
Lees FIRE, Marine River Losses. .Si70.Ne %
Taxee Discount In lieu Of partici.
Petton. exponsoe, etc., lees dis.
count interest etc. 5sIse 4o-233 $50 90
Net Prohts eoo. ssS a.
~SS~A .vooS So
The beard Of Trustees resolved that after paying the
Fourth quarterly tntereet Of and onehaM oeNt
Ten Per cent on the Saptsi stock Of the Cen.
ne ~. E1k GENT 70 DO paid In cash on and after
tno etn cay OF juno next TO those partieo assuring
The assured Obliged TO become stockhoideTs
to participate In the dividend. ~
TRusTEns,
Thos A. Adama, Saml. d. Newman, saml H. Kennedy,
81. BIddecke, John Phslps, A. @. ober,
Adam Thcanson, p. N. Strong, Henry Abraham,
Victor Meyer. Joa Bowling. Simon Hernaheim,
Jos. WOLFE, Z 7. Torian, John e. King,
John NJ Sandtdge, Edward j. Gay, q. T. Stay back,
=. Camerden, ]. L. Harris, Gdward Pilsbury,
SIMON EorcheimerR B Post David Wallace,
Thos Henderson. Z. II. eummers. isi 3m
, 1873-01-28

through any main pipe FEEDER service pipe, laid by
said corporation or BY Its authority, ahan be charged
for to thereof at rate exceeding s. 80 per
LOCO feet for fourteen candle gas.
SEC. T. The rights and rrivteees granted arc upon
the further o1presa condition that said corporation
shall not extend It's pipes beyond the limits Of the city
allow any connection to be made with its ptp4s
that gas shall be furnished through Its pines to any
outside Of the limits Of the City Of Chicago.
SEC. 10. In event the said corporation, within three
years from he ossage Of this ordinance shall not have
built and completed gus works in said city sufficiently
extensive to enable it to manufacture and distribute
gas amount not less than 1ve million feet every
thirty days, and located not less than two miles
from tho old Court House Square in said city,
and shall not have commenced such works and
expended at least $3.50 900 within two yeEs from the
passage Of this ordinance, or s2id corporation shall
ut any time enter into any combination with any
other gas company companies concerning the tate
price to be charged for gas, either 20 the city pr
Fate consumers, OF said corporation sl10 lease
sell a franchises and privileges to any other gas COM
pauy companies, or II said company after having
commenced to manufacture gas shall for period
OF than ten consecutive days (unesa By reason Of
unavoidable accieut to furnish gas through their said
pipes, the rights and privileges hereby granted shall
cease and he Of no force effect.
The ordinance, together with Alr. Billings
proposition on behalf OF the West Side Gas
Company, was referred to the COMMITTEES on Gas
Lights, to report in two weeks.
The Council adjourned.
, 1873-01-28
CITY ITEMS.

i. The Times eays Commissioner Sheridan COM
mlnicated an item Of news to 10 gentleman
connected with leading morning paper" It
could not havo been the Times, then, to which
reference Was made, or that journal must have
engaged now man very recently.
johanna E, Regin, a little girl aged years,
residing at No. 70 Elm street, VAS scaldod in
kettle Of hot water yesterday afternoon, and
died soon after in great agony. The Coroner
held m inquest yesterday afternoon, and = yer-
dict was rendered in accordance with the above
facts.
A detective arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing from New York, bearing among his papers
reputation from Governor Dir; Of New York
for Everett the alleged robber OF tho shotwoll
railroad bonds. Everett will be taken to New
York this evening. He feels confident that the
case will never come to trial, and Says that he
will shortly return to Chicago free man.
serious gas explosion occurred yesterday at
occupied by Messrs. Mackenzie d Citizens, i'm
porters OF liquors. It appears that the service
pipes in this building {as in many others) con-
nected with the old street mains have been left
without caps. 30 that when tho gas Was admitted
yesterday into the old mains It came out at tho
service pipes with great force, tearing up the
floor OF tho store above, and making insensible
two workmeu who were in tho vicinity. They
were not, however, seriously injured.
Last Saturday John Flynn, being thinly clad,
and also depleted in purse, concluded to bettar
his condition, even at the risk Of his personal
liberty. To carry out this conclusion he entered
the Briggs House by the lhaies' entrance, and
proceeding up stairs to the room Of Augustus
Ross, removed therefrom his overcast. From
there he went to the room OF the Briggs House
fireman, out Of whose trunk he took $50. Just
a. he was leaving, he was met by the fireman,
who accused him Of stealing the money. To
escape detection aud further investigation, the
thief at once gave back ESQ OF the money taken,
and departed. He was, however, soon after
arrested on the charge Of stealing the overcoat,
and is nov ut the Central Station awaiting trial
There were startling rumors about town, yse-
terday, relative to terrible railway disaster on
the Illinois Central Road. One man went so far
as to say that he saw special train. 1aden with
surgeons. leaving the depot for the scene Of the
accident, which he claimed wes one Of the worst
that ever happened in the Wost. 4 reporter of
TIE TRIBUNE discovered, upon questioning some
OF the officers Of the road, that this man was
man Of vast Imagination. No special train left
the city, and no surgeons, except such as paid
their fare. The accident was not 3 very serious
one. The 8:15 train to the South on Sunday
evening met with broken rail at Peotone, Il
station about 45 miles from this city, and q few
cars wero ruin of the track. Three OF four male
passengers were sightly bruised in consequence.
The st. Louis train duo hare ut 8 o'clock yester-
day morning did not arrive for many houra after
ward, being unable to pass the wreck.
, 1873-01-28

public, last week, Professor Asca1lister, the
magician, has concluded to remain another
week at Eixon's Anphitheat1e, Offering choice
programme Of feats Of legerdemain. The usual
distribution of prizes takes place each evening.
GLOBE THEATRE
Bobby Eewcomb, one Of tho most accom-
plished and popular song and dance artists in
the profession, takes farewell benefit at tho
Globe Theatre this evening. His merits "a a
performer, coupled with his gentlemxnly ways
hare won him many friends in Chicago, and tho
benefit should be good one.
OPERA DouFFE.
The Aimee Opern Bouifo Troupe will give, on
their return from Milwaukee, one performance
OF ala Perichole," on Wednesday afternoon Of
this week, ut Aken's Theatre
, 1873-01-28

LIVERPOOL, Jan. e1-11 L. m.-Flour e9s 6d@sos.
Wheat, winter, 12s 2d@12s a. spring lis cd@12s I'd
white l2s 4d@l2s Sd; club, 12s 10d9l3s. Corn 27s Sd
@28s, Pork, 62s. Lard, 38s 3D..
LIVERPOOL, jan 27-1:ao p. m.-Breadstuns quiet
and unchanged. Lard, 39e.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-5 p. nn.-Unchanged.
LoNpos, Jan. 27-Even!ng-ConsolE. 9oA@9c,< !;
62os OF u.s. o2z;; do Of IT. %; 1o4os, e2k ST.
81 !; Erie, 501s. Talow, AS I'd.
PARIS, Jan. 27-Hentea, 81 francs 47c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27-Cottou steady; middlng up
kinds. s7i@loc: Orleans, 10t.@1o4c. Sales + 900
bales American. 1000; speculation and export oeo
BrEADsrUrFs-Quiet; red winter wheat, 12s 2d912s
I'd. Flour, 29s CdS3o.. Corn 27s 9d228e.
Pnov1s1oss-Beef, 89s. Lard, 3os. Cheese, 6os.
Cumberland mtdd1es, Sis Sd: short ribs, 37s.