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StOpDinga MilIrace.

A few days since Mr. Evan Sto-
ver,of Spring Valley, Bucks coun-
ty; Pa, while working in his
mill, noticed thae the machinery
was not working as it should do,
and kept getting slower. Finally
it almost stopped. He Immediate
ly proceeded to investigate the
macter and ascertain the cause.
He raised the stones, inspected
the machinery, and did other
things without avail. Finally he
went to the water-gate, and raised
ii up. Finding that the water
did not flow az fast as it should, he
inserted his arm in the race, and,
to his hOrrer, pulled out one of his
own children, aged about three
years. II was, 10 all appearances,
dead, but as he was carrying it to
the house it, nose began to bleed
and the color came back 10 its
face. The child was resuscitated
and is at present as we'll as if moth
ing had ever happened. How
long the little child had been in
the water no one knows,
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Geld Feet.

Inactivity of the rculation of
the blood toward the extremities
will be relieved by bathing them
daily in tepid Water, and following
the bath with a thorough drying
and rubbing. People who are trou.
bled with cold feet in summer. a
daily foot-bath at night, the feet
subsequently, being well dried. will
afford much relief Such people
should, wear shoes which will per
nit the air to reach the skin. Low
cut shoes, made of light-cl0th or
canvas, would be found service j..
able.
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He Knew How to Ring Dat
Bell.

Colonel Thomas l. Thompson
came to town last Wednesday and
his friends importuned him to
speak on the issues of the day. He
consented, and a crier was sent
abroad with bill to proclaim the
tidings. The crier was Johnny
Booker,a colored youth. He was
told to proclaim that Col Thomas
l. Anderson,of Palmyra, would
speak on the ''greenback and
Peter Cooper question" He got
it alright the first time, but the
next time he mixed it as follows;
"Peter Anderson, of Palmyra,
will speak OH the Thomas l. Coop
er question right away !"
He thought there was something
wrong about this, and when he got
about two squares he rubbed his
wool depot against an awning and
yelled
Oh !yes Thomas Cooperback
will speak on the Green Peter
question right away"
"You damn niger, what are you
trying to get through you ?" ex-
claimed a voice in second-story
window, and the young African
made gnal effort,aS follows.
"Whoop-a-la! Green Peterson
will speak on the Coop ques ton
at Thomas Hall right away!'
and then he added: "Dah, now,
eff you white folks knows more
bout ringin' dis bell than | do
lest take hold of it.
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Useful Recipes.

Spirits of ammonia, diluted
little, will cleanse the hair very
thoroughly.
Coffee has much finer flavor
when il does not boil 1t should
be stepped in tea to retain its fla
vor. Grind only sufficient for a
meal at once.
PoTAPo CRUST. --Parboil and
mash twelve potatoes add one
teaspoonful of salt two tablespoon
fuls of butter, and half cup of
milk or cream. Stiffen with flour
until you roll out.
To WASH LINENs.--Put in the
water used for washing them, a
little dissolved pipe clay; it will
give the dirtiest linens the appear
ance of having been bleached, and
cleans them more thorously with
pne-half theilabor and one fourth
the soap.
To DEVIL HAMS. Cut up fried
ham in small bits not larger than
peas. Add tomato catsup, tea
spoonful of whisley, one of Wor-
cester Sauce and small quantity
of -four Water-then heat to boil
ing. II is very appetizing deli
cacy.
ITALIAN CREAM.-Boil about
two quarts of milk, with sugar,
salt and ground cinnamon. Pour
into dish and mix with 1t ten
raw eggs, well beaten. and bake
forty minutes in a moderate oven.
A little thick cream added, much
improves it. 1t should be served
ice cold.
CURE FOR BURNs.-Uharcoal
has been discovered to sure cure
for burns. By laying small bit
of cold charcoal upon the burn the
pain subsidies Immediately. By
leaving the charcoal on one hour
the wound is h ealed, as has been
demonstrated on several occa-
sionS.
JELLY ROLL CAKE.-Take 4
eggs, l cup of SUGAR. cup of -four,
/ teaSpoonful of salt; beat the eggs
and sugar together until very
light, then add the flour; beat five
minutes, then bake in q bread pan
in a hot oven when done, spread
the jelly and roll while warm; do
not cut until cold.
Laugh at a cheese diet as you
will. Prof. Peck says that in this
countly,where cheese is used least,
it requires one physician to every
five hundred persons, and in coun-
tries where it is used most, it only
requires the practice of one physi-
clan for ten thousand persons.
To KEEP HAMs.-There is no
better way to keep hams free from
faint or insects, than by hanging
them up in the smokehouse, which
is, of course to be kept perfectly
dark. Where there is no smoke
house or dark room, sew each ham
up in canvass bag and thorough
ly white wash it. They can also be
kept perfectly by rubbing into
them wood aSheS packing them In
barrels, and covering them with
ashes.
A Kansas correspondent of an
exchange, in writing about FROST
ed feet, says; Cornmeal in equal
parts made into stiff dough !; put
on cloth, and bind on the feet,
drawing an oil sock over all. Next
morning the frost is out and the
foot well. ! have seen this sim
pie remedy cure frosted feet which
were black and bleeding, and that
too, with never more than two APP
plications.
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REALTY RL ANo.

Gs~ Send stamp for full information
Price List, &C., &c. DANIEL f. BEATTY
Warrington, N j.
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Out door sports are about over,
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WORN OUT.
By EUGENE II. MUNDAY.

By EUGENE II. MUNDAY.
No trace Of beauty there.
In that gaunt form; but care
And drudgery have set
Their impress deep; and yet
How calm she sleeps
Done is her cherries toll
Silent the harsh turmoil;
Want dogs her steps no more;
Her bitter plants are DER:
Worn out, she sleeps.
Why was the spirit called
From its true home, and CALLED
These three-score years of strife
In WEAKNESS and dreariness-
Through an unrelished life?
God knows She sleeps.
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CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!!

II HAVE just returned from Philadel-
Il pha with full assortment of
mems and youths
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The French author who wrote :
"Our best friends are our worst
enemies" might have ilIustred by
saying: Rainy weather is dry
weather"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-10-28

Nervousness and drowsiness. These
sad Affections so destructive both to
business and pleasure, arise from the
morbid condition of the body, which is
relieved by an occasional dose of DR.
Bulbs Vegetable Pills.
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Dress Goods.

Handsome Vienna Stripes, handsome dark
stripes; rich Brocades, new colors navy
blue, bottle green and French Brocades /;
Briliantines in all the leading shades
Dammasse Suitings; beautiful Plaids !;
Cashmeres in all shades and qualities, and
prices the very lowest; Black and Colored
Alpaces, the richest and largest Offering
in the city Black Gros Grain Silks !;
Fancy Silks, low.
, 1876-11-19

-sALEsNEY-NEMHERs l. Io.o.F., 70 |
WANEED-FEmALE HELP.
~ ~>'@ Domsss;ss:
M aa9 e IT. Mtcs
ss2s5ie1;s & g. ssss S 99s
1,,, 9s s'rs Aoe'.s De
Sos,erfed Ses9 Inquire ut sss West w'sAi"s'0ns' side
\1TASTED-A GIKl. TO DO SECOND WORK AND
'ake care o1 children. ~ SCUM r4sk:1.
WASTED-A GIRL Its TO + Do l GEEERAL BAT HoNHsE N
ian.n - ,,77777, = 7,o7,1 - - N -
" aoFk. and sirasEers in xsat e home I'd en-.
EOom u, ,73 East isandtl,h -
\VASrEp-A GIRL N \ FRIYATE FAMILY;
Is seek 10 Saae Sne Ses 81
-. 5;;ni ~ n n
'sp!c sp saa - sIa kass @ ~ WHl
Union rear OF A'n0ufs paek'a house.
W7ASTEp-AT isi oSTARio.sT., 4 YOUNG
WEI to asa:st .!t win hsusswoFk: :----=--
aso eooa ccc i En- hsis 4
caeo,av., Fear hoasc c. Apply ali week Tor work 0'
WAsrEp-eE.NAx GIRL TO 20 GENERAL
~ housowofs. Apply Monday at aea West Futon.st:
qare Il TIE is
Blue Island az: ------- =-=-------=-
NTAETEp-A GIRL, GERMAN OR SCANDI-
" nayia,,, must ht good COOK, washer and iroueT
|" 1x1 .Hrrta,:rvvAx- -.urr1c,y m SG3Y6I-
gan.av
y37ANTED-GIRL. FiIsT.cLAss AND ISTELLI.
" seut In oil dcpaTsment; Of housskeepns; over 20
years OF preferred Call at 1It3 West Washington
N7ASTEp-SoEwEeiAS on swEpE GIRL IN a
w private family. A capable one will have good
home. Apply at l7o Park-ay-
1VASrEp-GooDG GIRL on WOMAN FOR GENEE-
~ a housework at 500 West Adams-st- Good wages.
117ASTED-A COMPETENT GIRL 70 Do GESER-
cncc reqnised Appy Manaay S Al ,el culanetav
t, yyTASTED-A GERMAN on. swEDE GIRL 70 DO
supererst. fensta hoose"0fk IN s'na family Ut No. 40
xv,.,rr,1,-1- -7-oII7-C 5,1pT -.ccIcT -
W taking care of baby aad second -wori. Cali
Monday, between 3 and ~ ut 695.W ahash.ay:
\VASTED-A,F FIRST CLASS GIRL FOR GESERAI;
" houscwork IN family OF TWO; must DE good
w TASTED-A TIDY GERMAN GIRL TO DO EAST
eso West ludiana'st -----------
NVASTED--A COOP Tinf GlRd T0 ~ Do GiESERAL
- ol-- et' - 4oetsss - ~. s1c.s' -
ea'l ~ I,tld aSsc sortS II F6r
| ty-th'rd'st on Dellc'ae'av.
" At 'a1s 2scAtsan.ay- =,zz5=;=5z,z 77azz5
| JTANTED-A.. G1RI. FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
chsstnSs m &Stsf asa. a.: %s's: SsaS.s. Dlns -e
aarion Emit r. X Sn,lI nj iii twenty. .fourtii-s
49, ~; : = !, y; = ;70i7cI3T01T
G1L fo III al aji ta "o'A
=. 20: o-eHA. 80. -o7;7zTp
, 1876-11-19

T1isccllaueouS-C0nt
w I've busiacss man. cxl e:icnceu in mercantile and
nnanciaI business taready to take charge
For particulars address PLUMBER, Sentinel Office,
Milwaukee,, Wis.
JVASTED-AGENTs ~ CITY AND COUNTRY; 81
w starts you: something new; neat, light and sells
at sight j. CONAN. II south clark.st.
1NAETED-A PRACTICAL AND RESPONSIBLE
" bnEiness agent to travel to California With an
established lady reader Apply ct Room 3l2 fremont
House,
-SALEsMEN-MEMBERs !. o. F., TO
w manage business; pays $500 month; some
thing new. Apply at las Clark Rooms Is and 3d.
, 1876-11-19
i r1T71T,DTyC MATERIAL.

110R sALE-3oo DOZEN MOsIIsE LATcHES. At
n "a cents on the dollar OF factory Coa.- ~ W.
WHEELER. t4l Lak1-st.. lp-st2lra.
, 1876-11-19

I7UEKAU FOR TILDEN AND HAYES! WHO
I'll viii win? Why for certain Iyeryi ody viii that
ist st as am selling such low PRICES that cannot
be Oealcn, and must bs seen to BE- believed Parlor
cbcr suits frgm So UPWARDS t:e ansoInest n, 1 on
orality French plate Mirror ane finished, SU worth
Sl5O; lounges from s. to bedstca4s from r. I? TO
mattresses and pillows. stoycs. mirrors erockery,
glassware, etc, Mt F. COGSWELLS- 375 West Mad
Fran
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COTTON Markets.


NEW OsrKASa Jan. 2j-COtton quiet Middl!ng l24e. .
Low MIddlng 4c.; GOOi ordinary lOc.; ntt roceips
- - bales gross 4Of3 bales exports 10 France. .6j
bales to Continent G24 DaioS sales 60 Da.esi stock
ciIIrFsIoS Jan 2i.-Cot0n- Demand good Middliug
I2.4l2I,sc Low Mid ilnR, l24c Good Ordinary, 1870
q "a wales; salos 1000 aics; stock, 5g,e0S bales
NOZZLE Jan. 25.-Cot on quiet MiddinR l2'sc; Low
Mdding, l4all &C Good ordinary, SiialOc. net 10
oepts 81 bales exports. coaswse $50 D~Ies s'e 300
SAy.SSAU Jan. 25-CoitOn quiet. Middlng l2%di27sc.;
Los MIIding, ll3ic Good Ordinary. lO2C mel receipts
2lg bales exports. TO the Continent 5000 DAles; Sales
l,5jl bales; SO 4, SJ,J96 bales 80, -,-.-
oG7 bales Shipments 1876 bas saies 1900 Dalss stock
WHNISGIOs Jan 25-C0tton steady Middling. l2ac. Low
Hdding. c Good Ordinary loci net IOcois "a Oaieh
sales, - Dalos stock, 4oll bales.
cal, gsIOS Jan. 2j-C0tton quiet Hiding. i27sc. Low
MidGung, ! zc Good OEiuGry, lUisG; TrCGps l3Di
bales exports 10 the Continent go bales cast~ise 2O'S
bll sale lGeS; SiOCk,
AUGUSTA 2jCOiton INN good demand for all grades
MIdhBg, 1870; Low Mddng. lie Good Ordinary, lJA2c.
Zee eiuts Us7 bales sales. 10 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Do cotton quiet. Mdding. l3lac; Low
MIdug. IL Good Ordinary no. gross receipts, % bales
BOSTON, Jan. 2j.-COtOn weak bat Improving, Mddling,
l3i4C; Low Middiug I2c Good Ordinary, IL isc. net
cepis g62 bales gross Liz bales exports Great Brit
B.L11uORR jan. 2j-COttOn quiet Middhng l2o4c; Low
N1dlng. lZiAGl2sc. OOOn Ovhnary ii sc;
ri bales; exports coastSse 200 Uaes sales, $50 bales
spuners, 80 bales; stock, iJ,Gl9 baios
Mddine ii &c Good ordinary l0Ac. receipts, S6i bale
shipments 81 bales; sales, 900 bales sOcA 2Slb bales
NORFOLK Jan. 2j.-CottOD quiet aud steady MiddlDg,
l2 net reccpts l0is bales oxporis. eoast"lse l,2oO
CIsclNSA H. 25.-Coton STEADY Middlng l2i2e Low
Mddng IL 9c; Good Ordinary, loo; receipts, 3'S bales
Shipments g42 bales saies, u bales stock 1897 bales
LOUISVILLE Jal 25.-Coton quiet Mddling. l2Nac.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.


IiyFproor Jan 2J-II a. m.-Coton j. siea;y: Middlng
Upands Cad: Midiug Orleans. Gi'ied. tho sales are
estimated al 10000 baci receipts $1,000 bdl"% OF "hch
il ER.ooi jan 2j-I2 m-Cotor ar1ivc opened With
buyers ole Ing is higher nov "eatcI nee ,rcIs al is
nights pr Cos, sales Of Mddhng tpandS' Low Mldan
clause. shipped Decem'r tprr sab az rel do 90 Apl
May deiN err, O do 10. MAY ana Juuc delivery NJ
Glsd The receipts o. Wheat iuI he p'' 49, va ""'o
bce 2303 grs.. ~ which 2l,eDo qrs were American o
LIVE POOL Jan - m q3liN steady sales 81 !,Ho
arrive Iartay iied tcarr sales Of Midllpg GLANDS 10"
Middlins clause slipped c"mb.r and iur3ry al t"rd
LIVERPOOL Jan % y n-tals 81 y ~ = Das. LOT .Nn
New Mixed Western and 300 O6 or od do. Welt, loi
lO4 GENITAL II average California Mlte luz "a tt
Red Winter Bacon. 300 = cwi. ior Long Clear hlduts
JFErU6l J4a. 81 D. m.Of tie sales OF Cotton today.
z % American. ,,,,, ,,
OF on - i,ng clause shipped January ana February
ne li J. at a.. 90. saippd February and Naro at
All ped Apr and MAY per sain, ., Gi' The market for
Yarns and fsi Manchester i quiet bit unchanged
Oman ,I,t 'r hfc months Insis 80 ga p cent Which
il lG per below the Bank al England rate 1h' rte
for money stock ENchangeon Government securities
/. n. +r cent Cuust Tor money, aud q" 80 ior t'
account Untci states bonds, l-6J- oil, 1921 lHts
lUJ4; Sew o. l0j Enc Hallway sAai's' 49, TO- ne
L0XsoS Jan 81 p m.Cons'ls, oiiis for both money
T"<pdS Jan 2j-8 p Cou.ols 9yi5s for money and %
FOR Ieaned Petroleum 10 10 a. Gallon
LONuOA. Jan. 25-3:'O D. m-lhc amount o. nnlh'n gone
states bonds New lives. lOii KiIc Railway share, -
LONpoN. Jan Poi = ,onso.- - ~ money ana % 80
IONn1N Jan 81 =. m.-tOn-ol- o3's for money and
0,s the account Uniic.i states bOf d. TcnFOlie~,
aiv.ces ouo,e Renie- GOT 4ic.
LONbOS Jan 25-t:JO ~ m.-Reined Petroleum. lehHosl
i6xnoN jan % Evening Iinseod on, % y c~t Cal
cntta Iiu~oei. b jd.OD $50
PAHis. Jan. 25E1change ON LONDON 20t lJc TOT sho'
FaixKroRT Jan 25-Unhed States bonds New Fivesl0o's
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DOMESTIC MARKKTs.

CHICAGO. Jan. 25-F1olr dun. VII at-F,r demand bat at
0ji.c SPOT 93isc February and March g. Aprl - o5.
Ma, No 10, 49, iselecr' 65aS IS oP.9 lgir1 Dat
10 e. MAY. Demand f.ir and m4rSet Inn ana
49, sIS, 7Gc- fcir1sry Re si,ay ami Hm al &C
nIo. Ifocs-Deaand alI and rcr- nave advanced Sr-
vanced sale, at 1929 slo >la 80 Fcrnary ti9 '7kG
10 90 March Lar ire uaI hni a. ihe nan hi-,,r at
sy Dru ,ni hoders sIg hs.nt higher rate Sn'"il.s
-, On et bui st,nlg Al II cG Ecodps- il1r. IloN
btls. ieat. 900 bush Corn 900 bush+ oats 1000
P i5nT 5 Eil What S' co Sash Corn 600 bush
GEcSs1I Ian Iii qar ,a .'o'iy wc;' stcq u,
v "a mod t. demand At , 2iati %, SIi az at .oG
l,ye quiet at uach!nsod rorN qnrl 9li hm ~ iaG
TN steady 4 I0ldgr.. 7447tc: Clear iib sides IO
20 ei Gear sde. held az lo,s 10 49, s2cG ,, my l"
bug an order u1te Gr-n Mas gre' ,lt ~iffaj h"ui
Sc " 81 S5n mar 'i! tIa @ i o. Enrir da
o., 81 lIr A. IVa+7 ~ Far Z, Good Tacs ~
c re i a' ~ =, 'ii[s 9Si 20 lar ' c , d i
II So Tor ,fnqe eiofe 75 arc as lr wa '''f
orig = 81. fiour e'ive Vi Tree offerings s'e' go
AID onodo al 30 80 nsoaud do = - 70 a1a i''
yIaasi ~, To- ye tigli . 'Sg g 40 r wS.i - 81,
torn ra ad fliny aciyr rloT' ,', Us Al l 'pi'
c Wiey quoieiss 81 io Western. iron. bound bale
.,tter Market qaiet co,ee llates nmrT Ncv York ,ad
Western Extras p DO Fir-A 2Jf -Oci i.,!l-, Hest
rru Lxiras iipt quO;eIJ. 90. Fis-. lSa sc. thr'se
Market Improving, prices ttni New fC.r FANCY 1890
10 Prime l23VISI5c. WesteIu l1Ir l2R6l ,c. lggs-
Market dun quotations nominal jersey. and Dca
III. 2pH2Ic.; Western do. l'e2Oc
81 LOUIS Jan. "j-FOur dun. Unclaimed Wheat dun aud
lower. No Ied Winter ~ 81 asked - - ud, ctsh
81 * ldg January. 3 soil early ~ 90, cash .
lii at close Corn generally UNCHANGED but saies rat e
b. CHER good demand. 40 Mixed, iudilt, cash, Ale,
January <0as -. February: al e. March Oals dhi
No. 2, 3 C. bid. CasiI, 3O.t9 March Ha4y h0hnily uh
Changed rive scarce and finn IN ltly hfh'f tO.c
ill., Pork dun $50 cash go bd. March. LarI aul amt
pa.lus!ly lie Iula Mas share dTmcr; sIOallor 1sd
" Clear ib ana Clear sides 0hGl asc ANA 10 l1 IJc
only small selling Bacon ana nm SAnldeis, 7gc
Gear M and Gear Sides Q1I go Meats du The
demand shoulders chiefly speculative. active Al ~
fouG Sdoe ga JSsc Clear iD 90 Ot-c. Hams
lOa}O-c. Pckled Hams llal c WLisSv dali aud low
81 oJGs % asked al close. Live Hogs Inactive lower
shipping - 5OqsJ ~. Packing 10 OaF7 10 Catle shade
Flour 10000 bush Wheat, $1,000 bush Coin 900
Data 1000 bsh. Barley. 1000 bush. Rye 3-35 HOGS 41A
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CATTLE MARKETS.

ByVy.19 ian today only one car ~
head 5 cure s 'S OF snPP ear. me w s
Int the naano. being on sale ale here against %, m
year market yesterday opened fairly active at "a &c
Sh: %srn the deinshd 1. lighter buyer. 1odi1s
asS o se al s Hs % f ~
lots Of good shipping grades and greater proportion o. poor
fair only car Of cattle received here since O'Clock las,
i @o steers nS aSeSens 1000 liz 1850 5s
r. nom M s5 80 70 o3 IS Is Missouri steers
Ii55 1907 1901 y H. S 80 g 40 IS q ~
0 g. b. at 81 aH ST. 81 = 81 g. e $ s?
noaa steers Gvsragpe 9S: a S SS S and
heal Monday 5000 head making The supply for the
tine last week and 200 GeSG last
oaer nss GENERALLY good with but few loads o. common
stock oaT9e fa ear loads disposed OF I.f s ss
ari,y Q, The balance disposed for Eastern trade
s ana aos 70 an or S on a@s oo
sheep Averaging Is ~ al = 81 05 60 20; 81 at g 81
s5s7sass 50 a o. s. 8 illinois sheep, aver
osskeccrts today 60 bead making n le total ~, sup
Tor ts wees , w ar @ @ bad for H. an week last
market today for want Of stock 70 Operate Nun
bare OF stock Monday Of Workers at 81 45as7 7o heavy
CHICAGO Jan. cATnE-Receipts 5000 head quiet bnt
sensay Tne Is common 10 gs9! e COWS a @
t1oi i. Ia' s'ovlS. - IAi' 'inPi'"B N'' ~ "
HSs%Iieeepis 5000 head fairly active sna rn closing
sod At t7ds7 IS Pladolphias ;. 5Oas1 90 shipmoAls
1000 head. ..o
sEEr-lecepis 1900 head active and nrm at 81 75ds6
INDIASAPois Jan. 2j.HoGs-Hoceipts 1850 head Gales
at 81 sO0$7 10
wArEnroyvx Mass Jau o5-BgEF c,rTLE-Receipts 1888
head day there been received via MOI
irpad so loads OF Western
cattle all good marketable steers trade ~ very moderate a
dealers sell prices on northern e
strong 49, dead weight, and Al Western yards pothin
SOL &C. live weight sales 81 choice al 50 I5 extra sea
- 90 quality - 5oass 90 second quality So 2j9
snEaf ASn EfNn5-Recrirs $500 hoad the ruling rates
sheep have not changed materially from thosoo Last Wees
prices hrn im TOycmcIt sales in lots NJ
s2aS3 - each extra, 81 JOas6 80
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovipYvCP r. L. Jan 2j-printng cloths steady at &C.,
cash and 4L diy- standard and Extra 6lK6i with
moderate business.
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Unvashed SOa3oc. Coarse and Medium, Unwashed $50
SSc rub Washed. 50dj6c; Colorado. Washed. 2sf5Oc
Colorado, Unwashed. 22ds4c.; EIua and Menno Pulled,
SJ SIC No and super Pulled. $40 &c Texas. Fine And
Medium. ~ 626o. Texas. Coarse. ld23c
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and rerces beef lC6 bbs pork and COS packages lara
n viii be noticed that shimen large Besides Che above
alo OF rs head cattle has Just been slaughtered aud r
sent fresh I'm steamer Western dressed
be arriving good order. Boxed sets OF rbs sell A. iEc
Ork ~ los or and are tenderlons, many OF them
arriving in poor condition owing 70 arm wosther quota
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r.. comh.nr. AZ SnOc. sydney.

- .s3.sc. Average 4304oc; Comb.ug AZ S50c; sydney.
npe,sy superior 45a45c; Average 361+lc Cape Nest
Wy ryier GREASY superior S60S7c Average. 33d DO;
EASTERN Province rvesy ouperioT S5G36c AVesSe SZS
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WOOL MARKET.

PHIL PIIiA Jnu 25Wool IN fair demand at quotations
but ample Tor all wants sales 81
Ohio PennsylvsIn West Virginia n AMI above 45e
bOo X AZ 9i7 nc cdiun 49a5ic CoaTso 43d4tc; New
York. Michigan. Indiana ana Western Zine t<Gs5ei MO
dunn 40ds4c. Coarse Asa i5e. COnbing Washed hS0tJc
Coupling Unwashea s9'sc Cansda ConbinG. 6jc. Fine.
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UogA state and Jef-


oy dressed turkeyshhve slow sale especially of large
size as are Of those sent in. II should be borne
IN mind that 20 sen best ia the holidays Chickens
have rather most inquiry but they with turkeys are
lower Trade generally extremely dull Ducks only hold Their
own LIE fowls and turkeys with have fair y.
Int n figures Quail aud
high: grouse rather Rabbits doing better Neni.
sent here afcr this A lot closed out at
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HAVAEA MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan o5.-spanish cod. 2l3a2i3a E,chang
qe ON Inc United Satea 90 days, god. ia premium
snOr. sglt gold Gao , premium ousar guoI
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1inanclal.

INDIANAPOLIS. Bloomington & Western,
4 AMI Danyc Crbtaa bloomington ieHn haif0ad bona
LudrrS Line. have not received oi Plaza o the
obtain application &" either 0i tue
I-ieucd The dine for cUp0st ~ those bonds Ia the en-
a. a. expires EtIi. L.. lN4h,
AUSTIN CJHBIN. al Bruadwag. q. T.. TAlNFOR 20
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CoruorGtion Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARkS.-
IL POLICE UNIFORMS Proposals IA sealed envelopes
will b. receive 10y the above Department. at 20 mon
New X. until WEDNESDAY. February = 1870. AZ ~
cIoca n n Uniform OyorcJas AMI Paull0oos Tor the
police lorCc. - n c,.. ,,.,