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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-07-24

is the labor Of the teacher thereby
greatly increased, but it is impossible
that pupils in schools thus circum-
stanced can progress rapidly in their
studies. It will be bright day in
the history Of schools, when at least
throughout the county there shall be
a good, uniform. series Of books IN
use. The cost Of school books is
quite tax to many families, and we
incline to the opinion that aconsidcr-
able amount might be saved in the
purchase of primary books, such as
biographies, grammars, arithmetics,
ETC., if teachers were to give regular
instructions from maps, charts, ETC.,
and on blackboards, to the younger
pupils until they should arrive at an
age, and a stage of advancement
that would warrant, at once, the pur-
chase Of a higher grade of text books.
SCHOOL HOUSE SITES.
Frequent inquiries in relation to
the proper mode of adjusting difficult
ties in the case Of removing school
houses, have led to the discovery
that in many instances no deed or
lease from the parties owning the
land at the time the school house
was located, is to be found upon rec
ord. Cases are known.w where the en-
tire property was subsequently, sold,
the purchaser holding title to all
the land aud school house without
any reservation. This is matter of
sufficient importance to call the at
tention Of Directors to it. As soon
as a lot of ground is secured for
school house purposes, Directors
should at once see that the deed or
lease is placed upon the proper rec
ord. 1t would be advisable for Di-
rcctors to asccrtfin whether this has
been done in all cases where school
houses are now located.
CONCLUSION.
1t is due to the people of the coun-
ty to state that in almost every dis
trict a feeling of interest in the good
of the schools was manifested, and a
friendliness and hospitality extended
worthy of special mention.
1t is the purpose of the undersign-
ed SO to discharge the duties of the
Office as will best promote the inter-
ests of education. He hopes to re-
ceive the continued cooperation of
school officers, teachers and parents
in the effort to improve the Public
Schools of Buchanan county.
AMOS Row, Co. Supt.
Independence, June lst, 1874.
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COTTON MARKETS. JANUARY Is.

Observation-Disclosures; lniddlings; 1b3c. Net re-
cepts, $500 bales. sales, 2,l8S bales. STOCK,
lO5.247 bales. ,,n,-..
faSc Gross receipis 21b bales. exports coast.
wise, 400 bales. Sales, 10 bales. STOCK, f'oseV ivy
NO. NonroLK.-Easier; mitdings. l6c. Net receipts,
2.775 bales Exports-To Great Bri1ain, ~
bales; coastwise. 1890 bales saies zoo oaie '-
e Msn,PHis.-Quiet and weak; low middling'. *
al &c Receipts, 244 bales. shipments, Z,oov
fsIcss stock, 65, 368 bales. -. ~, 81.
WnMINGToN. = Firm; miadiinsN .e III 49,
ssfsps SS Ssss s Stock a.9s sss
sas sales Gfos. receipts, 302s bales Gales $50
bales. Stock. 5000 bales: 1901
/ GALvEsToy.-Weak: dema9G IN moG ~ ,s.ssuVs
Ss Ss1 {;,les' ttxuorts-fo Great BriiMs. ie9
b,ies: France, $50 bales; coastwtse, ESQ peiess
saies' q. 600 bales. sIocky Sol bales. -,
{ -Qudets mdditn9s IT, We
m!da.ngs sSc sass g0qsae s sf Sa1es Exports -
MonTr1ouiet1 and demand light m MIC 49,
l5K@IsNc Vow middjnBs ss I1 ~ -
Ordinary, I8X1I &c. Not receipts, l.aO1 SIasax
gross lit bates GSPO1ts-tS9 .,ss 300 h.cs.
ss ;as; seas:stss 1908 bales salss,
' NEW "a oaI az Dll and eaass
&C.; low miadlings, 15Ac: s:iStiy - sag8
,naity1 Net resi0ls eaa , ssliss SsS ssss;
ming, 5. 600 6aies. slocE, aSeoahsIeA -.
! SAUGEsrA-DemAad fair; lniddipEssc 1ohc. ass-
celpts. I ,498 bales. Sales, ,9p4 bases a,xzz. 8
low middlinss, lbaglcxc... stlict. GOOD oIdin.syy
2,325 bales Saies, 700 bsisa Stocks 81, baAs-
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weather. Probabtlities.

WAsH1NaToH, JANUARY 1a--Fer the Middle
and East Atlantic States, continued cold and
partly cloudy weather with northwesterly
winds, and with but slight change OF pres.
sure.
For the northern portion Of New Eng
land and thence westward to Lakes Michl'
gan and Superior, continued cold weather
with northwesterly to westerly Winds ana
areas of snow.
For the Southern States east OF the Mlssis'
slppi river, partly cloudy and cold weather,
with northerly to easterly winds and light
rain or snow in the Lower Mississippi valley;
For the Ohio Valley. continued cold ana an
clear weather, with northerly winds during
the greater portion Of the day..
For the Northwest, rising temperature
falling barometer, winds veering to soutn'
erly, with increasing cloudiness, ana proDa
bly, light snow in the Upper Mississippi.
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LOUISyuJ,F MARKET

yA An N.Y. 2;-Baling Anterial.-Demand limit
ed ana prices are unchaneed. We quote on small
order By lots as follows: 2.ib hsggng at 13@lsRc,
cash sales sre made ut l2kG}13c for 2 and 2A-ib
goods respectively iron coiton-ties AZ 9a19Hc.
Manufactured Tobncco.-Therc Is but little i'm
proYenen1 In trade and prices are without quotahle
change. We quote Virginia brands, dark to bright
ut 45GO7 0c. and western brands. dark to fancy ut
43@52c. smoking grades ut 30@70c.
ProUisionS.-1he market was quiet to-day, hut
prices were steady and without noticeable change,
The following quotations are on cash basis Tor
round lots and Tor time sales Alkc. is added fol-
meats and lard ana 25@50c. for pork.
Pork.-Mess ut $40. sc and rump Sl2.
Bacon-shoalders ut TIC. cear-rib si!es at SIC.
clear sides at &C., and breakfast con at &C.; su
gar cured hams at &c; and plain at lee.
Greer, Me1ts.-There Is nothing doing.
Bulk Ke7tS-Shoulders. &C.; clear rib-sides
7aop7Ac:: clear sides, S@SSc:; and hams at 0hc
fer STOCKS 25 days In salt; ol:er, &c. higher; al
Ioose-4c. Is added for packing.
Lard Kegs at OA@l oHc tierces, exc.; for lea
and prime steam, SIC.
Lat 1obacco.-The Farmers House sold hogs
beads: hogsheads Barren county new leaf at 90
$40; / hogshead Warren county new leaf a
$40: hogshead Robertson county new leaf ~ .
1870; hogsheads Henry county trash ut s2.SC
- -COurier-Jou7'adt.
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Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO. January B, Uta HAvANA,
January 15.-Congress will adjourn on the
18th instant A strong opposition to Presi.
dent Lerdo de Tciada is forming. Some OF
the journals which first changed their politl-
cal complexion to the opposition were
formerly Government organs.
There is majority OF five in Congress for
the Vera Cruz railroad, and the proposition
is considered certain. The Mexican com.
pany who have received the concession for
the construction of the international railroad
are unable 10 begin the work for want OF
funds and credit at home and abroad.
Leon Guzman has resigned the attorney
eeneralship because of alleged i'll health.
lie condemns President Lerdo's policy be-
cause the latter disapproved Of Guzman's
action while in Washington.
Religious disturbances in the city OF Mex
leo have ceased. III
Congress has approved Of the continue.
ton of the subTention to the Alexander
stcamShipline
President Lerdo has summoned oil the
State Governors to the national capital to
discuss affairs OF State. t4
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DaNyILLE ToRaCCo m.purr
wInMlNGToN. N. C.. MARKETS.

JANUARY 13.-Sptrit9 TurDentine.-Has declined
&c. Sales Of $50 casks at 394c. per gallon for
southern packages. Market firm.
Rosin.-StraineG rosin is firm. Sales of 500 bar
refs strained at SO 05 500 barrels coed strained at
So 10; and 500 barrels extra No 2 at $2.15 per
barrel.
Crude Turpenrine Soft has declined Zoe. Sales
of 200 barrels 10 exporters Ut 81 80 for hard and
.S5 for soft. Sales of 800 barrels TO dstilers al
81 so for hard and So so for soft. Markc. closed
quiet at the latter figures.
7hr-alarket steady. Sales OF 1877 barrels at
1913 per barrel
Cotton.-Salcs late Yesterday evening of 80 bales
at figures ranging from ~ 10 15lic. Sales TO day
Of ~ bales as follows:
Three bales ut 14c., eleven bales at 14Hc., two
bales at 14c., 26 bales at 15c. a b. Market quiet
at the following Official quotations Low ordinary,
good ordinary, 141ac. low miGding, 15c.; strict
low middling, 15kc.; middling, 15Ec.; strict mid
ding, 15Ac.-J0ur7aaL.
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The New Jersey Railroad Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, january 15.-A dispatch
from Writings, N. j., says an attempt has
been made to~restore the track Of the South
ern railroad, in order that the trains of the
side-roads may run over the line, but the
strikers have forced all work to be stopped.
The men are determined to resist all al
tempts to repair the road until their back
pay is paid.
PHILADELPHIA, January 15.-It is reported
here that the Government is to assume con.
troll of the New jersey Southern railroad, in
order that the mails may be promptly de-
liyered. Freishts delayed by the suspension
Of travel, in consequence OF the strike and
tearing up of the rails, is being carried to
Perth Amhoy and dispatched rio Camden
and Amboy.
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Greensboro Jaii Burned.

lSPcl'u teiee,Tan 70 the piSpat ch.1
GREENsBoRo', n. c., January 15.-Our iail
was burned this afternoon. The prisoners.
both State and Federal, were rescued. Fire.
men were promptly at the spot, but, high
wind prevailing at the time, their efforts to
save the building were unavailiug. Loss,
supposed about three thousand dollars. Nc
insurance. The fire originated from & de.
fectiye 1ue in the furnace.
Second Dispatch.
GREENSBORO, n. c., January 15.--The fire
this afternoon after consuming the Jail was
suppressed. No other damage done.
The Guilford county prisoners will be
taken to Allmance Jail for safe-keepiog, and
the United States prisoners to Mecklenbure
prison.
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OFFICIAL.


: OFFICE OF CLERK OF HOUSE oF;DrLrGArEs,l
RICHMOND, VA, January Il, 1874.
10y AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS.
- SEMBLY approved April Cd, 1873, It Is law
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OF
their pectiye courts shall be prescribed by law
70 TX the time for holding such terms. The terms
OF The Tenth Circuit have S1en fixed as follows:
AGnorer eounty.-hfarch 1st, May goth. and No
TENDER 25th. - 4 y
Caroline eounty.-March Goth, May soth, and
King George county.-aIarch 30th, September
1st. aud November LIST. '..01'9-
Stafford county. -April 9th, September 9th, and
Octuber 9th.
IFestmoretqnd county.-April 18th, June 9Th,
and October 9th.
Richmond county.--April 18th, June 18th. and
October 20th.
ISpotsylrdnia connty.-April 26th, September
9th, and November ! 18th.
IA 15-2.awlm Clerk of House OF Delegates.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.

Italy.
RoME, January 15.-Cardinal Antonelli is
dangerously i'll with govt in the stomach.
The Pope has administered ex' RENE JUNCTION.
Spain.
MADRID, January 15.-Thc Government
troops shot ten insurgents attempting to
escape from Cartagena; otherwise the occu'
patton was bloodless.
The French authorities refuse to Surren.
der the Numancia without orders from
Paris.
The condition Of the forts around Carta'
gena indicates treachcry. Provisions are
plentiful in the town.
The Intransigentes at Barcelona have sur
rendered, and the authority Of the Govern
ment is fully restored.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

| JANUARY l2-SpriRg IVheat.-The trading In
this branch of the grain trade was unusually active
The business IN casn was moi moi
In speculative circles the movement was on scale
10 attract more than an ordinary amount OF atten.
ton. On the open board seller February opener
at 81 .263s and advanced to and closed at sl.2sk;
On 'chanse, cash wheat met good shipping and
investment inquiry. No. 2 sold during the session
was active at sI.27S for soft !" and sI.2s fSl
northwestern In the Northwestern elevator. No. 8
win more than ordinary freedom at $l.12@
yesterday, and there was considerable disposition
TO purchase, the asgregate movement being OF sat
factory character. Tor several days 1st the de-
mand was largely of speculative nature, and lard
and mess pork were the fayortte articles, though
hams shoulders middles, ETC., also claimed more
or less attention. The market opened ofe strsne
considerable advance on last Saturdays Closing
aped in the raw mster Iacr porion a of tb
advance was lost, owing 10 decline In the eastern
me y While Mes Rsaf fu "a .Sss1 % ss
100 lbs. Meats wee also 9 shade higher,
but closed easE Eo Cs aner mess pork was
GqHne seller at s eas
R @areh at ana ssl,sT spri! +
$3.50 Prime mes pe; wa 1 se. a. n.'s
lass YES :. 60 tS,|ss
80 go for seller March. Catdy Lard was az
a ,se71eauotable at shSc. nI6n average; shoui
G1otabIe at 5Hc:for shoulders, 74@77Sc for. long
cIear,-7Hc. for short RIBS ana NC: i0r- snon
sea5 T ssoT y sssy prsss ss f sSSi
Plises fSr March delivery RANGED at 6sc Tor shouL
tiers 7Xe. for long ale,r; SEC Tor short E1os ana
sHs for short elem ~ age and sepua
ton Of brand Boxed nenta for present. Ia eoy
were steady at 7A@ TIC. fepC nmberisnds; 7Hc. lot
long and short clsar Iogethss Bes5 psS s
aassS5 s sss e ST.
was stea.iy at GR@scr; and grease WAL held a. on
@6Hc. sales were as follows: a.
Hess. P0rk.-sales Of 1bu oarteLs, s sIt on =.
si4So 50 barrels ss s ~ sbApg}
same option at 81 4.s0; LkD barrels, SANG 9pEa1nn,
"a; I, 900 barrels, seller March a. ~ o.oo
500 barrels. same option, as $lo.32h; ouo pafiets'
seller Agr a. shs'O 81 10000 bs. green from
block cash, a, 6c; sac, 900 lbs. dry salted seller
IGsi~saies of $50 tsrees cash ash a. 9se e, Sg
titrces country cash, at n,,a,nn st
50. a7E: ESQ Heroes sameop,ion at 70 70 1,I9o
fierss. seller March. at $3.50, 200 usrces sss ~
ontion at sa 57x; $500, ueress same opnons ~
IShs55; 600 tierces, same option, OF s1.oo' Sso
sSsss seller p oi q as
ms. n 9Xc; O,O0o ns. green. averaging - ~.
Iaf DC: ESQ tterces sweet picked 40
aa. at lOse.: 1,terces =.
% ia OF 10000 MS. sAort eier sesr
Tebruary bozts loaS si aH. SSI IS.
short ribs, seller March, u a,,.-.o1. !. ko
i TuLoto-SaleS of oarrel u 6ac. barreis sake
N +
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.

JANUARY 12.-C0tton.-The market has been
very firm with gales of 1888 bales; good mid.
dlings, 1879; middlings, &c.,; low middlings
15l5c.; good ordinary, 4sc.; ordinary, 2Ac. Flu
Rice.-Demand fair ut unchanged prices com.
mon to fair, 6AQ7ac.: good, 74@7Hc::.
GEAINEn No. a ,7,,!staryland white, s1@sl. 05
western white, 974c.; mixed and yellow, 9715c.@
81 per bushel. Oats, 73@75c.
Hay, took large: demand light: western, 81 .45
ern. 80 from wharf and 81 go from store: e1st-
ern, sl.do wholesale, S1.50@s1 60 from store
,Bac2n.-Firm; clear rbbed-Sides. 10c.; prime
shoulders. &c. hams retailing at &C.; dry-saited
ribbed, &c.; shoulders nominal; bellies, DC.
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.Jay Cooke & Co.

PunADELpHIA, January 15.--The creditors
of Jay Cooke & Co. had concllatory meet;
ing to-day. Edwin M.zLeWis, the present
receiver, was appointed trustee. the state
ments Of property surrendered by the men,
bers of the families OF the tirm, which was
legally beyond the reach OF the -e5eaitols,
ELECTED applause. The meeting ADJOURNED
until noon tomorrow. sey.
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iture-foots csstB4 T- eung afss9sS ,hrista.n As
ISOLATION, addresses we're d liyered by Hon
W. 10. Dodge Hon. W liam H. Lamldfd, d
The House. al 81. Powell, j. N. sStearna, and
MtSsrs. Bradley, Armstrong and other; and
resolutions were adopted askiDg Congressto
appoint commission tosinYestfgate The
liquor traffic. 2. lzfstt}f
Among the unnuth orized and untrnthf1i
reports to-day was that Judge Curtis. of
Massach usetts, had been selected by the Pre-.
sident for the Chief Justiceship. The excite
ment the report caused at the capitol was OF
short duration. From certain indications
the nomination may come from New York In
the person of Judge Woodruff; at:least, I'M
timations to this effect have been made lin
Congressional quarters. Several days may
clapse before a nomination shall be sent to
to the Senate. 49, IS
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i".%LAyL.>.-ra Wednesday the Brick
~1.'| M. b.. Ion voted down the new
.....
!, " .'....-. oE Richmond, said he had
'.... .nr G"s. -! with his Union, and it
,.' villa -..nT- oH;,9>itlor.
in" :olt""Dg others were elected: Pre-
-" ~. >i'i!."n \. Carr, Of Union No. 6,
: "'''. \. Y; Nirc-rr">idcnt. James Hop
'..'." t".'" 80. /. indianapolis, Ind. !;
>s."'@y. jim !. 4. Slater, Of Union No.
i'E,.''mog"; E.5v->"cGelary, Milford Spohn,
ii NON W.. !. Washington, d. c.; Urea
>,'"G. 4. "a.. Of Union No. /, st. Louis,
No.
\ M-i:on % @;loin. committee to visit
na,diDg'"n and demand the removal Of Mr..
MI ri WI. adopted unanimously, and the
'"u.Hi'"e N4> appointed.
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CHba.

Havana, January 16.-Spanish accounts
state that Colonel tsponda with six hundred
and fifty men has bad an engagement with
the insurgents near Melones. The fighting
lasted six or seven hours, and atstbe close
Colonel Esponda retreated before the supe-
rior numbers of the enemy. His loss was
four officers and sixteen privates killed, and
fourteen officers and fifty men wounded.
Owing to the severity and length of the con-
test the insurgent loss could not be ascer-
timed. s-,.a ,,s.t .t..,sa 1s-E
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From SAN Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, January l5.-.The steam
shin China arrived this morning.
A defective piston was the CAUSE OF the
detention of the steamship China. She lies
low lin the water, and is coming up the
harborr with only one wheel working;
Mrs. Julia Torrence, of the. California
Theatre Company, and the wife .of Jonn
Terrence, shot herse!fthrou9h ahe heart l iast
night. Domestic trouble was the cause.
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Louisiana.

new ORLEANS, January 14.-A company
of State militia with one Calling gun has
gone to Terre Bonnie parish. a detachment
Of State cavalry leaves tomorrow. Only one
person has been injured.
The latest advices indicate that there is
more fuss than feathers in the whole affair.
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From Grcenbrier-Fire-T Weather.
aaol1e 10 ho nlcraatci, I

From Grcenbrier-Ffre-T Weather
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.J
GnEEsBRiER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA, January ia small
framed building, the property of James
E. Scott, and occupied by Foster Bay
Tor (colored) as clearinghouse and barber
shop, caught fire tonight about palf-past
O'Clock, and was entirely consumed. All Of
the furniture was saved. Loss, about five
hundred dollars. No insurance.
Snow about six inches deep. Thermom'
eter below zero.
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@sio fit. II if q
5aslret esPsEes Ngsa M
! IA oaaiSee. OF 30 sssaMesI 1904
.sgares- WhisGey-A barrel tinfer rfseh BIZ 36sf6
Loe9: seasogSsd si s@s2g g 1,0Od fis1is
poles 4s@ ga bogshsad hoops, no demand hicis
DRY hoop, s1091a nominal a. I,
Ragss7 Mixed cotton, SIC ]: white, 4Goe.;; WOOL.
Eege Mants, tests % case. sisa,, aae. O. NJ;
.fs,ss 80 PsRaer; Shot, Etc. ~
Fuse: Toys misangs 40c,@ sI.25 n 100 feet. "a q
, Porder: 1915 By The i've kegs-iess that I'VE
Kegs, S7.26; blasting, SsafS s0.s s ts3
saot' Northern. 81 75ess8 9bae OF 25;Bs. s 4
Grtndstonss : J2@8,r. a. n. 1i ~ ], 3s ss
hfiss-Feed.
Wheat Bran u &c, a. Aushet
BrotoTiStttE :. 22e. ~ bunhef..
Corn Brns :: Sc. % busAeL rs ~ Ess82
3l5hfDStltH: % DC. "a bushel. 4ssess 5sFk ~.
Shorts: zoe. q bhshel.
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"@%EEM GRANTS THIRD CHo1cE.-[Wash.
49,, -, u dI'In:ch 10 Boston Post, January
- In Il e9H'crSation had with an Admin
; =, senate. late tonight, regarding
NJ. 'N,aIn-> nomiuation, the President
>''' " nominated a lawyer for Chief.Jus-
-, ana You refused him because, you sad,
~. :, 'e oId not know enough; then I sent
" Tie naMc Q: man who is endorsed by
,'y ,"f as :. thorough lawyer, and you OBJ
=. IN! ttc.'use, you say, he is. an athe-
49, New. II yo2 reject him | will send in
'1' "''iIs o! J.-culiah ). Black"
s"". he ~: 20 i. Black is, perhaps,
's '''r'l @W!,r il the United States.]
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9}ifI,,,'ond 1lspahn.
JANUARY 16, 1874.


.ry--.-g az rNpIcTXENf or AA,oM
I'M ;yt'' w. we DESTROYED By ftRk-b"A
vcor-l NV - ,ccIprSrs TO PERSONS.
r,t>H'p Nv" e tho Richmond Nspa,ch'l
,c,,'' ,,~-rssrrsa, january Is. a s;oaoa
.,,nr<ad excitement was e, ,sn Gam.
w''!r;,cr,,gv ry the action OF .ne , nom
Eac a.e,,y'.: ~ nas:;ns an ordinance app,o-
mon toU.r' . - - the public funds 10 cur,
r,lt'"- " opposition to the a anne ,sa
. ems - nv. v now pending before the
,}l,y;rT ~ ., Virginia. ~, ro
it-j>'&i''',, ., ,...,s was offered by Mr.. SIC,
Tie "'"'' -. The committee that f's,,eu
Gin. ore -. ,,';,t,: Of the Councl! on 'h's
,...',,' =. ne: that the city 5 treasury y
We, ~ =" "a. by 'S.c1n>ianii o HSS'' , Ip
.,Cr,.'! '"' ,,... ,,anda|ous )obs. hoeu'
i; - r.. ~. 49,. 49,. u bonds guaranteed oy lne
7.;.+' '".''....,...r Tcuru"ry. and lhere Is
IL: ;'.'v.t % ,ace;ifc the obligation save
ao;'''l-'S, .' f..rn at bonds. Even the
- a. i"'.'.' lion Yesterday was to have
81" &'', +, -, he credit Of the city. 49,,
.s'@ ;~',," ,,-~nwrd money NJ hiSh
@ ;Y.,.c,. - N;E is innr2tt ,, ,,n,n ,hr
r.. .. ' ~. ..q,l i. j. wCl;-n'sn upon she
... ~ - 49,. ....,.-G:,.cy. The tact nas o.e',
49, ..l :aaisdm'ni>Ira'ipu $500; $3.50
..'-ii.>.'''. -. ~. .pl Of something oetct;
!, s.'-, ..,e anG,hc res; .! the "'''''
49,. . 80, y. L~o" the Hru;h. .,,-,,.
~ ........ mon rt yesterday. so cIcal'!
l." -: p; !,w arG equity, drew iort1
Fl" '. ..,,' ...-a>c Oh Ii" iAit o' SoI:. u
g., .f*. .-..,,. s,rI tlN.NiNcrS OF iUe
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State Of Trade at other Points.
ALExANDRIA MARKETS.

Wheat Is In limited receipt; tile
market is active aud prices adyancing sales to-
day of red at S1.70. s1.75, S1.7S. and 81 80 for
goOd to choice SAMPLES Corn Is active at further
sales of white ut 7Sc.; naked at 70, 75 and TIC.
and yellow at 76c. Oats are firm: offerings OF
H. bushels, with sales ut Soc. Ear-corn brought
1876 per barrel Gazette. 80. - -. -
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By Telegrapn.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK.. January 15.--Cotton weak; sales Of
81 bales ut 16X@17Hc Flour dull and decliningS
good to choice, s8.25@s11. Whiskey frmer IS
921@e9hc. Wheat heavy and lie. lower hoids Der
better export demand. Rice unchanged. Pork
heavy and lower; sold ut $16. Lard heavy at exc.
Tallow steady ut 7I@fxc. Navals quiet. Freights
steady. ..5sEah 49, Y s. -,,.s5s>tR .
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'.'', ,hovritEH-r.-To.day, in the United
-''.'' !. >:.c, >"ur', Judge bradford pre-.
..-,', me g!a"d .jury returned a true bill
49, .a i,} = >, bg@-1city, late chief clerk in
''' " '';Aln@t"a rs;-otiice, who was arrested
-, 81 "''vN'r ~; a charge OF cmhezzling
,''''.t'!,HI"ht i&"GS. One Of the counts in
-, .h-F'lIcHi argos tue larceny of money
..1,.' We h"E"y order fund. AS the coun-
~ me defence "eye not ready to proceed
'"s' M'.h tac ,r!3l i was postponed until
-, -" ,. Ait' 'ef'.: Of court Wilmington letter
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RA1rlM,,,eR-

BALTIMORE. January l5.-FIour quiet but hrms
prices unchanged Wheat firm and unchanged.
yellow southern. $50 S7c. Oats quiet but nrms
southern, 63G65c. Rye firm at ". Hay IN
unchanged. Coffee strong ut 25@26c. Whiskey
firm At IL .O2, Sugar steady at 1Ohc. 80. -
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BALTIMORE, January .15.-csttie more active
and irmer prime stock on sale to-day, 6k@7css
that generally rated hrst quality, 4@6ye; medium
or good fair quality, 4@4Hs receipts, zs a;1SS
receipts. n ,944. sheep in large supply !. gooo
Sheep In demand at 5406Hc.; receipts 2,ZSA.