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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

for another-even though the chiefs of
the second may be great improvement
on the first-but by giving the innings to
the other party. A party is not bound
to follow bad policies and perpetuate
abuse because they have existed for the
past sixteen years, or to retain dishon-
est and incompetent men in Office be-
cause they have claims on the Admin
istration or are in its secrets. Being
thus free to introduce a new order of
things, and its candidates being fully
equal to those of the Republicans in all
desirable respects, it seems to us that a
change-if only for the sake of change
must commend itself to all discerning
men.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

MANY of the Germans did not vote
the Democratic ticket ia Ohio, because
the reasons that will lead them to cast
their ballots for Tilden next month did
not apply to the State election. 1t is
the unblushing and defiant corruption of
the Republican politicians in all depart
ments of the National Government that
convinces the Germans, as well as all
other independent voters, of the neces-
sity of expelling them from all national
offices, high or low, and will persuade
many who have heretofore adhered to
the Republican party, aud have voted
for Barnes for Secretary of State, to sup
port Tilden for President. For the
State offices they are still content to put
up with the Republican nominees, in
preference to the Democratic; but in
national affairs Republican corruption
has grown to such colossal proportions
that these independent German voters
can no longer endure it, and, sinking all
other considerations, they will act upon
only the one conviction that there must
be change. They feel that the true
issue is, Shall the corruption of the Re-
publicans to the National Government be
approved by their return to power, or be
condemned by their expulsion?
Then, too, the German voters will have
before them next month the question
whether they will cast their ballot next
month for man who has gratefully ac-
cepted relationship in a secret order
which was organized for their proscrip-
tion, and of which the fundamental prin-
ciple is that no foreign-born citizen
should have the right of suffrage, or be
eligible to office; a man who, even now
that he has been exposed has found words
only to invent cowardly palliation for
his connection with the order, but not
one to express his disapproyal of its
Know-Nothing principles. This question
was not before them, either, at the State
election on Tuesday. and is likely to con.
tribute to very different result next
month.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26
HaYeS q DOleful Failure.

The main argument used at the Gin
cinnati Convention for lifting Hayes
over the heads of Conkling, Blaine, and
Bristow, was that he could carry Ohio
In October by 10000 majority, and aid
in securing Indiana by 10000, thus Civ
ing the Republicans q powerful impulse
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

New YORK Commercial Advertiser: A
scientific gentleman casually inquired of
a young bank clerk, the other day,
whether he knew anything in reference
to Laryngoscopy. The young man re
piled that he did, but only by hearsay.
The individual never had any account
at that bank, he said, but he'd often
heard his father speak of having known
him when boy.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Indiana.


Hsrk the peal from tower and steeplel
Hark the shoutings of the peoplel
Hark the gun!
Yet anotherl-'tis the token
That the gallant West hath spoken,
And corruption's chains are broken,
Every one.
Hail TO her who bore our banner,
Hail to glorious Indiana,
First in Incl
To dishonor uncompliant,
See, she rushss forth defiant
Through the battle, like giant
Freshed with winel
Wax ye bolder, men, and bolderl
Press the shoulder, boys, to shoulder
lis the time
Let no recreant or defaulter
Pause to cayil or to palter
Think, to wavef or to falter
Were crime
Unto every man that doubteth,
Unto every State that shouteth
hFollow onl
Mind ye how the vultures tore you,
Mark the ravening beasts which gore you;
Drive the herd of wolves before you,
Sire and sonr'
-Netc York Sun.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

The totals on the above should be:
Milton Barnes, 317 ,S57; VIM. Bell, Bill
410; Chapman, Prohibition, 1873.
Indiana Returns.
OFFICIAL VOTE BY COUNTIES FOR 1872 AND 1876.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

HARTFORD negro's feat is to drive a
nail into wood with his forehead.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-10-26

The table of the official vote of the
State is complete as to Governor, with
exception of Starke County, Williams's
majority there being 116.
, 1876-01-18
GENERAL. MARKETS.

ALcoLoL-MAs I"a'. W ts.' j
BNooN-colN-"ssa IN eootnaea 'el. .. os'osIa .uu
tFn,, p:ciatly lilo medium grades. Iho etoek lsfs
aud tiers IA no eff.s quann'1 " eosu w.. A
touusty, anu that ueia pF1osapans !" A!unos. 9a
ts:tons: cloi-c old hur, 1e&1lc; h"f'. 7ts8Hc; i
rlotco medium, GA@:Hc: good medium brush, a6t
80, IT, tra'1, md ,nve-s tt.ts3e inferior. "a
eSs' -! 4I''ae
Bt3TTEE-The martet was hr1n. Tho receipts eos'-
Time n,oclptx. sud. with stesly good demand to
,"a., hn,5.,s n,1 M ,cut, In sustaining p,.cos 1t
fnees, lo4aesa uaa po ai'ueuA.' ~ ae ~
tlg fell1w!ng ranee oaolco 10 fancy sa'o".
lcIttp 10 guo1 grades. l8GaIIe: Inferior 10 counlun
IIaI1c. co,yn,cn 10 cl,olco rolj 1aS2.c.
ssn~E.r ans a,n,un nj ,,s. t.r and farmer pr,ces
fully slstsuod "h continue 10 9hoIs choice 10
fancy flllinads full cream factory at lahGl3Hc, and
I,,or or,tfrs .t .fa1tkc
,ntS -, 49, ,,na nmsk md unchnnutd. I,b,oh.
uoat-A:"Aias H"eA sa ""sns"s s,nnn,
tloceGslu.so: L1ckassnns' ranes aaa nut, s."oo'
lw,v, Iaae1: Hooking yal.y, 1851; Iudlana
80, ~ I'M II ,,t;nor. Il min &c 10 Illinois s{5aa
tleek. se>''' oAAAAo' ~ "'''o' tSSS ~"'''e-' '''
5to- ..-
COOrEnA0E-racfcra' goods were IN fair demand
IT 81 n, for barrels, and 1l'a1 ~ fur t:crccs.
lou'ar Tha mid weather caused shppera 10 1il-
,fraw tho rects wore largo md Local cutters hed
fn t,nttj sellers tnado lilo c,nst sstona n,sed when
fney took huu With spu3e freedc.u. Thu Average
,-it. of ths Iav wa ktUU lew cAo 60 r4,s brought
Ia d. nni old lois $7..ECa7.pU. S.lcs: LAC icud
III wa dnil md wa.f .t.ls and ntck,e nR
.ntf nusul, ]e ~ frcall are 20 sbuud4nt and crap
that consumers ,refer tle!n rtwi uero uuotea Ut
! sn1.1c
, 1876-01-18


HOG rRoDUcTs-Hcro rather lutet. snh esfer
III round shs feeling pe'ng weak la tie speculative
atc,es TIE receipts Of hvgs vote rather light Tor
dly 10 m!iwiuser, aud rrlces wcrc well sustained,
tut buyers Of product besd OF for lower g1osaaon1
rho sllers was moEo Willingness to tel. though not
10 make bin conce tlons. Thtrs was not much inquiry
for shipment, Tie veather Ieug unfavorab1a for hand
Ing nnl op.Tltors aeemtd generally 10 expect big
C:r run ct Ao5t this week, nnless we lava another
oft spell, IN which the work Of packing may To
prolonged far la,o March, though Tho regular sesson
closes With Fetsulry. ~ tbs winter ro9reiAes, with.
.,ul witnessing the constant!y'efpectca decline ~
,sccs Tho confidence Of ths short acets ID nors md
moro .hlken but They hass not pet lott hopo though
the facts Of tbs present can scarcely 10 said to point
1own,.arls, stoks very small for lAe se4sou.
uYee.gAtns Of which Is now over.
MEss ponA-sShs III usodsrato demand fos tHturo,
url under ruthsr frau ocs!nau. Aach Of tile tsldn9
e. Bulas woi rsporlsi Of 1uJ bfls cash II Slv2s:
5.3'0 Iris Vslfor FuLrdA.J II 9.3-h's !ot; 1000
M. sel!.s ss.sa y ngS'81sa9: ~ ~ 3io IT, IT,
market closcd atcay vt *ls9 4ai911 cash ns tsler
january: sl9.3!Ata VI, sellsr tubtuary sl9;eaK =
FIN. mai. pork VA quoei II Il7.2s, .oa exss.
prime At tls.2i. Sales were lov hrls prime me@' ut
L1ap-was 2xfa5, per leo liz lower. anl IN far TO-
outst Ut tho doclluc, Liverpool and Nav York bsua
Unchanged TAs 4lots hcze ls about hai - largo -
3i32lssl23d; s.aso ~ teller February 4 tl29:Na
i4a,: Bud A3jo ~ nsler h1aech Il $t2.so4l3 ~
lotll II u;g tes Tho marsss co7ol qHirt Il 6it29
"a 4.s cash or s.lar January; $l2aax3ls,1 tellce
GebraAeY; ti247E31l.ao seilos N.rsh: and Ai'ril
| l,uminally nt $12 rs.
MENt-Wese qales and unchanged, e1capt on
shoulders, which wtrc easier. There w4s not much
inquiry the westher w4s uufayogatip fot handllna
tseep fala A,ld huyeea hopa4 that currd descrGcnt
would lccns III price, In aympn.by with pork md
lard. thus holders would not cnncaIe. We note th*
tla shipments Of Saturday e1caedu'l 2uo1, ,oo0 LIS
Bales were reported of 119 o5o M SHOULDERS At 7c cah
md 7.c rs!er Nay; 70 boxes do Al 14s spos; 40 q
ib' IoJe clears 4 loo lo5 res Do At i1fc nS ~
g1e.u DO teouatEJ,at 03sc: ao boxes oug md shor
c.ears lls.e; CO tcs Aweet picked haua &d TIM
lie; IL III sEd k690 green hans 3,ta 10
tho outside for is b averages. Tha market closed i
, 1876-01-18

l.to Advance in obsoa 70 basea nron increased
lsaMe, ST. Louts l. Iron Mountain stoek aa-
,Auccd 10 %, an improvement nj o latt wee1'
II 1. Ne&ln ramasel Aal negotiations afe pro-
sYrs.tnR for n new contr1e. between rae!aa
Mail anil r.nans with prospects nj sucee'4' and that
thoss for reiundGng 10 tha former Company the
.n,ounM expended by ssoekwe vhls ta' sLla'd! pl'
wa rsna.na arA m bs ove ri ssnnlctou. Tah shafp
I'd yantc in Tho s!ock nertrt on e'snrtay af'ern,eh
uua sht4 .or1,lrs offered Inviting r,ods to fpeeuls'
tr, md there WIS satt realizing, whlu et: 70
n r. elton Of va n from lhe ht1htat 1~,!ns .! W.
Ity 1t tl, eliza tlufa Mis- eonlh saenfery from she
fetnoa deelne; -, sh%re asenx s,s, sf9n a liz nsn
from AN " a, 9a ~ !ns,tl"st''a ,"a.. ra. st
,iis M II ii reacted from, a9'i to ~. an, sna
% Ms.'s.tprs iii ID from nv 10 :oS. Northws.ern
ses, "a ss,t, with recovery nj @F ,t the s!oe !n
n, ri ta 1se5ye1y ot LAX. Micnig.n C,nlra1 fs! OF
frnt,I l. to ct Il. eidsins At "a Rack tsan1 fhctea
from lg74 to 1ai!;. TTAns.c ions ag7rn8ate1 2sto
eb7res, II wAch t3,Ono wcsA pacihc MAi', ~ 70 ;
Western Union, is bol Ncstnu,tt:rn com'noI. ~
nrrferr.f 4iNg Rack Island, 110D 81. Pal. l.Co}
Erls h oo Lake Bhore, ~ oo3 ohloa. And 90 Aseh'
gan CehtFAl. 49,
per s:aTce Al CIT.
Customs rtc4iFtR, s I'll DO, ~
1he AslIstant TfeaBIrur ditbur1e1 t!eo.o39s
CeIftpsa, 3a1 DA,AfJ.
, 1876-01-18

REAL ESTATE,
The following Instruments warc a!ed for record
Yannday, Ian. II.

The following ln&tfVsHlnN WqIo t4tA AYE EGCoA4
Mnnday, Ian. II.
CITY rhorEnTI.
we.t Randolph st, ~ II n Of Ada st. st.tsx
1l13 II; >!,o. r4sk ", ;.a9 It v et uoyne It,
~ fa!hxtt4 II. l4tol DO. -, la7s.: :....t 10000
Wentworb ~, loo II = OF Twent' III At, Vt.
2e19Ist: also Wentworth ~ 75 H . Of ThiF-
ty.hrat It, (, 1axl11 H. di,rl Jan ia...., 2 oo0
H1ns Al the aboye dated Jan. 1I........... 9,soo
aberdeen kt, II cor Of Congress u, v :, 2sz
III; #. SsteI jas. 1oor
san. an tbo aora. dat u Jan. ls......".... 1yso9
Hastings II, oei 20 nf Wood st.at, a+zi9! It,
Oakley It, int xa.n i'oit and Taylor sss, ef.
2jxl25ti It, dsttd Jan. 7............- -. llDo
Wes1rrn ~. is. It Of KtnAto st, {, 2t1
ios z.lc It, da.ed Jan. .1u..+......,....... 4,u03
l2,H II. datel Dac. %, '73............... 5000
Eortl Well4 u 4sD II ot hlllot at, az. 31x
gus II, dattd Mey II. iK7a. ........- ....... GCoo
1}e.pl4tnea at. ~ II n Ut Hubbard 1t. D {, 24x
yis II, Il. g. ISL ssa af No.h ~, il ioiSs
H. with AuidInEs. dktea Ian. ls.......,.... 36ao
Th!steeuth pIase, ~ II wof CansFo ~, n I,
ni.'ct II. iatet jan H.. ..........,..-.. 1,1TS
Il. viii pniliinR. dstei Jan. IN. ........... 10 oo1
sou1u or cIrx LIMITS, w1sitIS AHApirs OF ailLrs
OF couA s-H0EsE,
gl1tr.Arst 1t, 35'.4 II " of stawart uv, h ,37k
20 IT, lafcl Sept. l6. 1'7}..,.,......-...$ 1.12s
Lot On al:ey 10 e Of ce,tags ,o otSTt e nv and and
rnsewooi ss ~. III I. os Hs.stei ii, NJ :ss
It's It, dated Oct 81. i47b. b....,............ 7oe
! Madison ~. 20 cor of Iilty seventh =, ".
~, n " cor II ~.!nns 1t, (, undivided y Of
ll3rls8H II. dated Jan. .1..............-,. 15.3's
Perrin Il, s3!; II Of Kicking a., u, soz4.o
: II, dated April Is, 1874 s14.........""..."..s t0s
, 1876-01-18

sate, wtrr .efnrtrd Of te.oro bu No. srrinE 1t
S {; 1sss:, s T. & SH ~ nd 10 4
lid 1t, o.. .lc. Total. y! ~ bs,.
ia?ss s.. ~ : T. End tooo Sa No. tloHs.o.
taG uUhS-wss ~ NOR. active, aud Irregular At an
tRs aoce q ~ IT, nsskes ~. rttsn9 s;5,y, IN, ~
"i,o.1s, s XIV Yorx Elns da .ud Llxe.po,l a..!et,
while uur r. pts Nerc r. lef 1sse. Ins.o W. a!AE
al ti,y TT ,ats ~. o so y.
vse ause u shs ra'bst .1ae etsrsas* q Damp tos:
*: s %s's sss;ss A.. t1;s ., ::
y Than d. afasea ttisgt.re.d aer,; se'sr tha
7sas :aea g s'tsS sss It TO-. sa'fsa
&$s.5Ss g.: :ss; @ Tss' e sss .sPs'ss ,:5 q
# isso eg ha nav Do u ate 5too b 1 nsw r.. n!s,d
Il ao by 10. res,tsa q s'1 4o1 ~ VI L. sa1s !sn :.
p!s nssy1 aGu o,t track: aud ssoo bn dp It a2kt<sn
srce on bo41i, Tho oas!do for elosce yellow. Total
'3tXgs.wess very qutst .na ns,a 4 ths closing Ing
prizes Of Sturdy, The oerngf esrceiy VI caeh he*
vr a ~sc sse s noa o
oassss nd ss;.h 4 sias ,:,s sssF !. saa.t an',lt
Al :oHa:'s. a.mpirs wt5s iu iaodsrsts losai e. IT,
1nau Ind slcaty. C,sh sales were rsposted q So
@ 'y .,ts.s ~, =, ;tais on ttssE. Toisi, Sa;
rEws. T;a;sa to eli orde1. Ut IT,, u, :. fls t
Ss*. Ia tsj*s5 se: !: sssi CO. .tui
,e'on j. .sie = III s I'y rsssiD's foa.i'sts s4,
lii No. 1t csStad7e, Gneay q ~ out.idf With y
.t:r.go sto oa oy sample At s79sso on track Total
'pARLEY-w.. dutl and vrat At an .!efaes decline
os la. .c. rhs receipts ueta and - Tho oaer;
II tt.a iii Ds .t..o I'D
,eny ID s:tt;enlent. Tue ro:rlpta inell'dea aboqs
sSs M s III IL IL .aSss sassis a1
nado holdsrs 5e4terdar more Wiling % part VIII a
len tnI tor consumption coptlaucs Light. TAe mar.
et rloscd weak a !nhtle 11iosaont ssllsf iaotusry
,.7ec. soer ths tnonh open Vi It &c and closed 1t
dc Car lots OF NJ. satd eltlT at ~, and n!ter.
wards at sNc and o.ad ots xsie @ lsoisu 81 esg'' ~
a. n su saRSles s1esps ssssic sssee xsfs yf5s II
W. NJ. a sas,i l:ol u re!tstsa = g eaeo; a,s9
iu by sasuI,s At 90 j'.4u, tbs oatado for car OF
csnad.. Total, 7,so w.
Meas rork M, isirly xclss and shsdo 6sEaer With
sales of 2tu9 bra II si925 c!aa ~ " T. ssts5 sse
Ap:. i..Ed wa in moderate dsInau! md stealyi
with sales of 10 tea at $i73!H for pebraary md
wheat va. oacrat.1y .cl.vs and Nc higher, selling
At Ii ,1GslNUt. for February, ai.d tlo'ng witt
sell at 81 VIZ. March c!uped " slpl anl sash o.
| ID month al {I.0iat3i,0iA. NIy sald o. Slt3Ats
l.01. ,
Corn was vors ouet and lrustr, c1osiug At &9io fo
! JuulIgy, and Nay sold Vt %Gsc.
ruY was 1tstet.. 1an,lary sold at Alc, and Msfc'
1t 7sNc Carlos Ut frtah No.2 Fero rsported to hAS
sold VI tGt.
call. BOARD.
| Mess rorx WA In 1nnttet TO dtnasna and steady
VIII aaes uf 73D hrls ut $lYb3 atsr AaFch, md FILA
L,rd sws arm 1t &t2.2, rash, III 5oH@ ia.3t Fet
rusry. snd $lsto Mr.. b. snies: !to tea At sl2-'
| aeaee EeaeuAry, aud 7l9s2N sollsr M1Fsh'
, 1876-01-18

long and short cle.rs quoted At loHo ta.h. and
l0,,c se1rr February, hoxstl Rroen haus. ioalotc:
uweet- pic klel do, l1eslfAe; Cu'nt*tl4ndst lu*o
aasu ar seller Jsnnary: Ioagcul hams, 1i@l1:,
boxed bacon hama, tA413hc.
QnEaag-Waa nasnilal It 1t51c
I3KEF PROnuUfH-Wore steady and quiet Ut $500
a,oo for mehs. 3lu.0J4l 1850 for extra rness, aud
TALLuw--w1s gaoled at s.ss},o. s.la were $50
brls Ut IKE
, 1876-01-18

Sale Of Collaterals.

Under and by rir!ue Of poser Of sald conlanei in
noto dated eoJt I, 1914, mtIe ly Joseph ". Hennsf
to ths or.,os Of uAauucey T, Bowen tor $5. payaLs
ontLs afse tue d.te thereof. with interest a. pee
ccat sftor maturity ct the Bink of Mgntro., Gn1e.Eo
d.y oi Jann ry, as3', Il otosk r. H., Il sa nossh
dun Of tho Climber Of Coipmorco q Tho corner of
IL, asi 1t 1t,bo suction 10 're 4xhsst t!Aaer tos
caah hand 10 s,area Of !Ls calu,ast an1 chs,.:o
curty foF ths payment Of ssll note, dosu!t having
BEEN 1nada lit tue payment tber:of: Term. Of ts.s
ca2h. " y " ~! ~.
Jan. ii, 1870.
, 1876-01-18

foaH-Tbs sneceIpta duriaz Buaday and Monday
ansoultea tu l8A0. This number was not ~ l!rgs ~
sonseqaenss wss sery nrn. Dsspfto the s1cscdtngly
.,ntnvorAto weather Tho thcr noucter indicated "
degrees sbOFet 4hrrt was III active packing lemanl,
md thp supply was Ahsorbel 1t salos advance over
s4tur!ay'a ctosug Quotations. To-dass receipts, "
expected. will show dec'laa increase. aud by ast5
II $t.pp3 lao fur pnmou to EXTRA mostly ak $7nAs
115 f1F packing Er4ea, and n $7:31.a5 fpr oFuary
ii cAntee shlptsDg lots. Following hro aome VI tna
, 1876-01-18
M VI !! 9 W5S}X)z2G]
RSsSSS:SSSE3SNN{NS &HIssaSlSsS1Gaa$NSl

PRIVATE MATTEns,-Tba unfortunate Of both
ac1es coaIut lhs celebrated Or. CLARKE. le0 South
ClarrAt. Al pr1rAtE D1sElaE. cured at o1es ~tsa.
MIR wpnc;rHr lilo cures when al othera fail 0n of
wrts to him. 4htua Iaay consulk A irEegularists
md dlAessea With tha Insurance Of speedy sai.st:
Iu- Sand two ataHsps for "ssfsguard Or neaish."
r11L., 3l5o; extra strong,, 5; pos box p Victims
Of SELF lE or sEMtsAt wEAKhsaa sena fEn Mamfs
lion ire aud sssrcl, Addrtxs stters, Dr. T. y.
CLARKE I0j South ClAtk.at., Chicago.
, 1876-01-18

WithdttTn from atoEs On haturday Tot city c0n-
sumption sla Iu WHEAT, 1000 ta corn, o2s hu oats,
GGH In rye, l3,37o yu bus!sy.
TIN following Hratp ,nspec!ed into sto1e on
Monday norsng: car Mo. N. ". whe1t. u cars
No. dd. ~ es1s Nc. aIrng, 10 csra No. DO.
q cara rejected 10 l1o wAeab; 81 earn hlgh'm!xcd
corr. ~ cars No. DO 40 esrs nav mixed do, u caTx
rcle:ted d. 81 cara no Fa.o t2A rosny carr waits
oAtx, cars No. DO, cars rejectnd do; caF No.
rye; cars No. barley. n No. ,. Gaia reject
sa DO grade Do TT barley. Total, W ears
or la2otu bu. Inspected out: 1,los bu wheat 703 bu
corn. GU tu oats. TIC bu rye. 1885 bu harley.
II 10 reported th4t : aEn In ths lltY advertised
orculy u IT. fouIs recently for orers to sc On
'no chirsau market. aud hodn9 aut tin iataceluent
hu lhe need no. be deilvsrs Il the market went
aRaiu't thc ser. A. tho srislng o"t et ha Do
90 ber deal not Ill auitlea refrain from further
continent LOW.
Il Ia propasSl 10 Ib4e upon thn bnlletnboarl on
'chsnat tts lsEcs Of members WHO fall to hsnur hair
soatsscss. 8ach publicity wonld le of 4reA. bsnsht to
ntheF mef1btss who have noL failed, unl the sugyes
tlon should hs sdopo1.
Tue charges Tor trimming grain that IN loaael from
aavatr to yais.a Is paid ny tLe sa.aas aud TIN
louseuc1 unab1s to see why the ri!ruada ahouid
nut pay for tLs trimming Of gt.a io1doI into thrir
carI, Even III that caae the lo,dux wuu!l
cost tAem ,ueh ices than tho loadtp3 Of general nsr
chandtse whch IL not charged fns. II appesrs that
ihs whols charge af nearly 10 ptt ha for sxchln1
ant trimming Il really made by tho railroads. In add
on to Tbs 0tles 1Ezcfipatous mauH aaAintt oAtr1Ko
iu tito susps Of less freahts aud bigger lnads from
counsrY poInss Well lnsy Tho psop|s Cfy out, uov
| louH Oh Lord how lan87"
Tie ladiug produce narksls AvtEaged easier ytstes
sia5, but witt fair buAiBesx doing. rhs receipts
ar.in were lataer notwithstanding the fsft Of tndr
weather, and the shipments Mere small! Tbs temper
tnre high enough to discourage AsaeFs of Stetl
nesla and dressed hosr, aud aao to n.sa moro thar
tho 4IuAl parcsltlHs OF corn u3ag lulo tte 1owe
, 1876-01-18

t ,.,..t.s n.t,, ,,rt +hs ,.h,a +snors msra Ct
IN sH nsnh,y n h.xs tondenr1 q .t;snaeu ill., EAT.
VII WI. irn,.rnP r1"ar,R'S ns'' ''""eA'' ~
s9aans, :, ss b. hut ..nss,, ahs Esns'st It.
t,oek horo nnd sso pso,peet 1t s.l, crop q toa.
IL os' ss tAs sssaas N Ky .,sssm,. s't " .nv s,
~ ~ rnss No ds's qo,Ss 4siae ey b ste Il nu.aJa TO
naai sha .oSs 70 1aa ,''cT nc y q, suov ii Gfan
sts.sn .n,ss," ID ayo Urn lon ,,ItAt tn l,s #
sus eeneat ta t,esers. Ia te Green MI district snf.
tInn 1or h.ultnr. Tho duuions rroape.t for the log
erop m,ts, ths m,rtst arn aud lii, hras. Il H.
hsniS l1u H. p9 w9a ,c iatrn tui aYanse M lid sreei
rsmo1s i. of shof. eror 2no,:t1os':
Th,rd 1na s'a,r 1re 1J s3Ao
.rhifd siear. I'll 80 Aaat1
Gs,r t,sar s;dna. ira, al sn1 .osoa jaoo1 o0
fsst comnson .iding. lo.oe9,7eo
Fss,iss ss e, s@!sss sss,ss s;s.;:i
i'ot t Sss!ds: ] .:"..:::::..:.:..... ;,is.:31S
j tlo,k boa 2slts2in
i sloel boards. l5ooaiA9v
s;s1 Et"sss ;:ny Is s, '3Sss'aSe aisstsas
ioi.ss I'D ssanti A. 70 to IL 12ooals.oo
i..s::;; si';::;:. ,;: 3:3;: ;SS "a
sh!nsits % on 2x9 3s2K
oI ItS-Tno tnark.t ,rcaensud 10 nnuattal failures.
0iGt 1CyFu,aut Nae WtNea SeA at The fxu1e Of bfceh
f,ow,uo Csrnan ts,ard rd whi.c1 rR lost. i3Xc;
do 1nois lra tcsf lbQ deg itxc do lead.lie ii
irr iiLrIs nxtrI wluter lard oil, 81 05t.in; Mo.
's'w: NJ, = 3S,Ssc iiiiro. ID, raw, ,c Loer. &c
wf1ae sutsf bp.r[,ed, 1b4a4c: apetn,. $l16Is195: !:
,,esfSfcof Ill s,rstiy nte Is a1.3p: d. e.tra. Yas
IN M T. Hc: hank iii sic: strLttA SIC uni',ago
Oil d. 7ss: turpcn,ino A53i1t: nap,ha. B3 gravity,
t6c: nspbths cct,1nop, 19ai1c; W:st virgins o5s,
natural, ~ Ie7 11o raturii 80 dog, $40; rcducoa -
iex :. 1Ga1w.
ftSULrllT AND QhME-rouilry WIS ia fair supply.
but dull, aa usl.n on Mondays ant. tho ~snsher
, 1876-01-18
LIVESTOCK,
CHICAGO.

CATTLE-Ileeeyed durin, Sand1F and Monday.
3,nU head, Tho day was well atly4ucsi bstots my
considerable amount Of ttsding NAE dono In this
branch Of tho sneEEot. Ro2o:ta Of 1o'atuc III New
rusk Of H4c, and almost equally dia :osFaGtng I'D.
vcos from othsy E.staEa poIn checked any teAenoy
10 acttyiy Ia Tho zhppiug tnossmoat, while tho WARM
7salner rnads no.eaxarJ custA!uent es operations
on tlp part Of tho homt butchers. THIS the MARKET
npon--hoiae1s having strssed 1t Tho eonesu1on that
respond tho demands Of buyers for reduced uricca
mt decline Of 1898, tho market aeeamo fairly
scssc and fcmaiped unl atcut MI Of the desirable
shipping stock lad changed owners. Thcre wcro few
shoico calo, tLs major part conestin9 Of far TO
for which tho prevailing ARares wcre Il .oNAi.u0.
lie drcsBul boef thrpcra wore not aotuR
much, owing k9 lha u1lldno . Of tbs wrathct
couseuuensty common and medium grades Of ~.
aGA they sd the local trade seek were 1nler than
otar aca tttons- Bales Wora reported at*!.aNGoao
Tor poor to choke. .. ,
Tus LoIt!o1 respondent Of tbs Liverpool Cnarter
writoa fpliows concerning tho trs tsf Fsae W.
tween New York and Lolldon: "Thc experiment of
aLipplnr Int hors meat 10 fecah stato troti, Nc"
xork 10 London Ia reIsrlcd on very favor4oy. hoAry
buutteL tons uf meat b4ve been sent in Two carRon
from New York 10 Lvf ool and Gus by ral 70 Londou
wthu hs la.t MOUTH and found reaay taia u tAe
B.nilhAstd dealpat luaEkos ut pF!res averaging III
per Il Wholesale Tho mo.!o Of preserving tho est lu
transit Ia at rretent the seerot Of ss infentoTs but
IL Ba!d TO rc1nre special n.l u stp, that tue meat
IL tdSe In tAtEs ian Within tach tauk leing Golt tn
action by power, whllo Layer q leo onae tho
seryalrs e4.tAcar secua to como III contact with tao
trcat which, reaching m4stet u aud III 4u*rtora
! lke frcsh nlett lu al! rArects.
i 1hs market cossd qufes and weak With downward
, 1876-01-18
COMMERCIAL.

TITO. following wcro tuo receipts and satpmsuts OF
the leling articles ot prolacs in this city during thu
forty eight hours ending al o'clock on Monday
pruIun and fr Tho CORES hing d1le ysae ngos
, 1876-01-18

LAIE&T4
SAw yorf, ian. 17.-ood openoi and elased at
III. With s-s ln tho interim! II l,;. 1!ates fur
ry:nx. 8, {. ", !. aud * per cent.
G9sREnH snts strung and higher, With N aatty8
tuvsetnlt nj teuna4d.
Railsosd oouda we're lirm,
EiAtp securities xuta quick.
Btoct1 opcned acye aud huoyant, And advanced n
to3l. Ths tmpr ve!nuus. uAusi ot late, was tho
noat married. in Ws*tsEn shArts Union P4cin, Id the
sdrsays followed by Lahs sbors. Wsstsrn Union,
Saz,hwssazu, H. P4ul, oblas, lid P. clio HAL. Tbs
, 1876-01-18

WILMINGTON TuRPE HrtNE MARKET.
WILMINGTON. n. O., Jan. l7.-Splrta Of tulpenttne
hru ut Sc.
, 1876-01-18

NEW fQHK VH7'dUUT73 MNHNE T. -
NEW YokK. Jan. l7.-Tr1ds Wal mora aetlso. Get
ton sovda vaso atosdy, With moderate demand.
rrint clo.hs vera mora acttvo ut unchanged
priccs Prints ware In fslr demand for plaid ayles
aud light co'or!nHs. southnrtdgo prints wtro opened
II Tc. Dccaa gooda arc tocotvluG mora Attention.
Tlretgn guods wrfo du.l,