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How TO Buy Your Clothes.

Buy no American clothes in the mar
ket except cadet. grays and army blue
flannel, and scrutinlze very closely where
YOU buy these.
II YOU live near wooden mill, get the
manufacturer to weave YOU some fleece
wool, using combing wool for the warp.
let the color be produced by mixing black
wool with the white. Properly shrunk
in the fulling process, and well washed
the result will be cloth that will delight
YOU IN the wearing, and outlast any OF
the fashions. That there is no American
cloth equal to such cloth is explained by
the fact that manufacturers produce only
aduterated goods for the general market
You may trust almost Any foreign
woolenS offered you by reputable dealer
of intelligence. AS to wear, expect the
least from a brosdcloth and doeSkin; the
most from cheviot. Diagouals break
down early. Mohairs ravel. Meltons
are almost worthless; they are full OF
.nocks," are fulled till the life OF the
wool is lost. and the cloth is n mere
board hot in summer. cold in winter.
French csssimeres are the best without
exception; of the French get the Elbcuf
If YOU buy an American cashmere get
the Hockanum;i it has velvety surface
like the French, and is strong enough to
last out a seasons fashion.
Finally. in buyinga foreign overcoat,
ing. ravel the edge OF the cloth in order
10 detect the cotton thread that too oiteR
forms the warp, although well dyed by
the ingenious manutscturer.-John Black
b1.iGge IN Illustrated Weekly.
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boarding BabcOck's Dog.

Among Gen. Babcock's bills as com,
missioner of public buildings and
grounds, paid out ofthe U. S. Treasury,
was one of $50 for the board of his dog,
and four bills OF $3.50, $l69.l5, S556,
and s2l5 respectively, all tor repairing
and painting his carriages. The total
cost to the United States of boarding
Gen. Bsbcock's dog up to date has been
$500. He also rented handsome rooms,
built stables, and maintained horses and
carriages. The contingent expenses Of
predecessors were limited to $3.50 per
annum. He also furnished boquets, &c,
to the ring, with larger decorations for
parties. His books show charges for
skeletons OF l,22S flower baskets, 224
wreaths, 1873 crosses, ~ vases, anchors,
&c, ad ibrt,Ins.
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state. It is said to be harder for man
to carry his own township than Sena-
torial district or state. But however
this may be, Mathews has the best oil
reason to be prouu at the reception gwen
him by his neighbors And he had good
news to add to his expressions OF grat1n-
! cation. He had just returned from
campaigning tour through the First and
Second districts, where he found every
thing lovely and promising Democrat
ic victory In October. He stops but
| day hire. Tomorrow he leaves Tor
| Charleston, Huntington aud the Kama
wha valley, in company with Senator
Davis and Major Hereford. The three
gentlemen speak tomorrow night at the
Cotton Opera House, Charleston, and
report says thep will be given fine re-
ceptiOn by the Democrats OF that place
But in this personsl gossip l am for
getting to say anything about the nne
Democratic meetings held hear and at
frankfort within the last two days. The
one at Franz ford was much the largest
, ever held by political party IN ina!
quarter OF the county. The fatted cali
was killed-in fact several Of them-and
the affair was made grand basket PIC
mic and barbecue, where everything was
free and everybody was In the best OF
spirits. The first event of the day was
the arrival of delegation three or
four hundred strong from Lewls6urg
The procession carried Tilden and Hen
bricks banners, and was headed by
band drawn by six gsily blanketed and
plumed horses. They were met two or
three miles out of Frankfort by large
party of horsemen. The whole village
was out to see the grand entry. The
crowd was simply immense. 1t became
80 awful jolly when the band began
to play" that the neighboring hills were
made to resound with hearty cheers
which might almost have been heard at
Lewisburg, few miles of. The bar
becue and speaking was one of the best
natured affairs | ever witnessed. OF
the speaking l need only say that the
takers were Mathews, Davis, Hereford,
Fitzhugh and Harris-enoBgh OF them
certainly. But they each made short
and telling speech, which is the sort the
people like. One of the features OF the
meeting was the raising of Tilden and
Hendricks pole. The Lewisburg meeting
was large and successful occasion. 1t
is estimated by careful observers that
Greenbrier will give a Democratic major
ity this fall of from eight hundred to a
thousand votes. GREENBElER.
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NATUEWs"AT HOME"
Euthusiasm for the Democratic
Cause in GreenbrIer Mathews
Strong al HOme-HOn. IL. G.. Davis.
Repre. cntative Hereford and Col
Nick Fitzhugh at Lewisburg and
Frank fOid.

Frankfort.
LEwIsBURG October |, 1876.
Editor Register:
The past two days have furnished sig-
nifcant indications that the people OF
Of Green brier are alive TO the import
once of the National and State cam
naigp. and that "a handsome majority for
ridden and Mathews in October and
November respectively will be the eX-
uression Of their interest in the canvass,
The county ha; been charged and primed
hy the eloQuence of her iavorlte sons,
Mai. Mathews, Hon. II. q. Davis, Hon.
Frank Hereford and Colonel Nick FItz
HUGH of Charleston, and will 60 of on
election day with noise that VIII carry
terror with it tc Radicals throughout
the state. Senator Davis is doing unusu-
ally well Us stumper. Like good OLD
"mountain dew" he improves with age.
He has SQUARE and solid facts, and abun
dance of them, to back him, and he talks
! like a man who is master OF his subject.
He directs his attention mainly TO nation
nj issues and to national leg station AS At.
| factnc state interests l would be gsd
! to be able to furnish synopsis o! HI
convincing and sweeping srraignment OF
! Radicslism, bat rs the REGISTER hiss re-
Gently printed one of his campaign
speeches in iull, your readers can gain a
! far idea of his others. The Senator Is
making good many new friends, and
will give some of his breathren sharp
tussel at Wheeling next winter.
Major Hereford is everywhere received
with much enthusiasm. He has done a
good work for his district at Washing
ton, and his withdrawal from district
politics to 60 before the state at large Is
q transition that is al once appropriate
and popular. H;<speech here on Friday
night, and the one at Frankfort yester-
dsy afternoon, were strongly worded snd
forcibly delivered. Democratic argu-
ments, "simon pure" and true blue. y
from first to last. The Price interest is
said to be quietly working against him,
but it will probably not amount to much.
The old Governor takes but little part in
the campaign. He is sound Democrat
and good man, but he is too cd to do
ANYTHING in politics, and keep step with
the live men of the day.
The cordial reception given Major
! Mathews here is one of the most pleasln
events of the campaign. 1t Is home
testimonial which should be known and
circulated By every Democrat IN the
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Cattle-Falr demand for good cattle
Thin steers and small cattle go off with
great difficulty at 23@3fc.
Hogs-Demand moderate and a pros
pect for more activity in the market. A
few fat hogs are called for and some very
nice ones were sold this morning in 8
retail way at &c; though it was difficult
to get that figure. Messrs. List, Daven,
port & Parks expect to begin butchering
next week, if the weather proves favor
able, which no doubt will improve the
tone of the market.
Sheep and Lambs-The few arrival:
for the week makes the demand fair.
Cows and Calves-In good demand.
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ALL Pc PL lie

r, read and keep posted during
~. exciting and vital campaign
49, worthy the attention of all
eminent Democrats in our State
and adjoining counties of neigh
isring States.
There are dozens of voters in
.rerv precinct, who, from inabll-
~ or otherwise, do not get a
chance to read the papers, and do
no, know many of the important
issue. of the day. The opportu-
r;ty here offered by the propri-
.,or, Of the REGISTER is liberal
and what was needed to place the
REGISTER in the hands of all
friends.
The REGISTER is q large Sc
column Journal, and N addition
n containing all the political
news is one Of the best family and
market papers published in the
State.
Address, all orders to
THE REGISTER =, G Co,
UTIEEIT ~. III.
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List, Davenport & Parks TX
MOTT Q i.

ELECTION WILL BE HELD AT
a the usual places OF voting in OHIO
county, on the second Tuesday Of October,
eighteen hundred and seventy. six. TO
wit: ON the tenth day thereui it being
the day OF the general eleet:onl for the
purpose OF choosing a Judge Of the
Supreme Court OF Appeals, - iii the va
cancy caused by the death OF James Paul.,
which vacancy was tempo arily filled by
the appointment OF Thomas Z. Green.
GEO. K TIN1LE, ;. y. Z.
sEpTEMBER /, 1876. sepZi
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The reputation II has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures it
has produced during the last hall CEN
tury. is sufficient assurance to the
public that il will continue to realize
the happiest results that can be desired.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming ana
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
bv its use. All who have tried 1t ac-
knowledge its superiority; and where
it, virtues are known, no one heSitates
a to what medicine to employ to re-
licyc the distress and suffering peculiar
10 pulmonary affections. CHERRY Pee
TOEAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
ricties Of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases OF the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
&c distressing diseases which beSet
he Throat and Chest of Childhood, 1t
: invaluable; for, by its timely use,
nultitudcs are rescued and restored TO
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forg tten. No family should be with.
out Il, and those who have once used
Il never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe it, and ClergymeD
,ftcu recommend it from their knowl-
90 OF its effects.
PREPARED BY
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20. etIcrI MD Analytical Chemists.
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REMARKS.

REMARKS.
While there has been comparatively
large number of common and stock sheep
there have also been some better sheep
than there were last week. Prices are
scarcely as good as they were last week,
nor is the demand either for butcher
sheep or stockers as good. There is some
call by Eastern dealers for good, fai
sheep, and sales to considerable extent
could be made if that class of stock was
here.
Quotations -4@5ic; stockers 81 OO@
3 80 per head.
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SWINE MARKET.
REMARKS.

REMARKS.
The supply has been fully equal to the
demand thus far this week, and the
quality OF the offerings on par with
last weeks receipts. Prices have de-
clned full tc since our last report, snd
the further movement OF prices is de-
pendent on the supply and demand, but
higher figures are not to any extent
anticipated.
Quotations-For corn hogs S@S4c, few
selling at the latter price; stillers 7!@sic.
SHEEP MARKET.
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atheeliug ge9ister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

One year.,..S8 % Three months...E OQ
six Inonths........ 4 90 one month";. 20
TRI-W EEkLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday ana
Saturday.
One copy. VIZ. 81 90 One copy,6 mos.s2 10
WEEKLY REGISTER. 49,
One copy, l yr...s2 90 Five copies, yrs w.
one COPY, 6 mos 90 Ten copies, yr. ~ w
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LIST OF DRoV Frs

The following are the names OF the
principal drovers, owners or conslgnees
of the principal drovers, ere the cat VIII
tie are reported from and their destina-
ton:
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Al Wrlhelm's Hotel and Drove Yards.
RyMRAKs ON BEEF CATTLE.

Tie arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted 10 4,S0S head, against 2,2I'
last week, and 4.354 head the correspond
ing week of last year; and the sales dur
ing the week amounted 10 3,652 head
against l, 7SS last week, and 2,9lSt the cor
responding week of last year, and were
as follows:
To Baltimore butch %
Washington -
To York Co., ion-
Total o.
The msrke: this week has been slow
all the way through, except % slight e1-
tent at times IL the wholesale trade, but
this was scarcely worthy OF note. Prices
have fallen Of t@Sc, some few thought
the figures in some sales !c lower. The
quality was not as good as last week, FOR
Though there were few good cattle as
there were then, there were not near as
many tops, and the common cattle were
largely in excess of last weeks numbers
Quotations2!@5lc. A large number
were reshipped East.
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= r,yEOUED TRAINS.
No 2NO : No No d

H.,, \. MA. II. =. Mp. NJ.
Sar,...l. ,............. I2:5j 7:3 l2:l5 4:D
zanc N.,..'. ... y. l:55 u:4& As 800
y,,.,rs eao + is: n, 600 lc:l5
TonnnL,.s............,... $50 2:ij 7H5 llIO
sandu>k y.............. ~ Ga
Il. NJ A. NJ. \. NJ. A. NJ.
DAYTON .................... l:lj S:26 500 500
CnclnnaiI............. $50 S:Ua 800 500
la...vIllo................ 7:l5 l2:p lo:s 1881
!uduuapoIIs.......... 60 ll:-p GU ~
a. VI. \. ~ =. NJ. r. VI.
- louis.................. S:l5 S;ln 2:I5 2:i5
y. Mp. NJ.
De'rol, ..................... 1880 1879 80 l:O
A. MA. VI.
Chicago ,,........ $50 500 $50 100000.
Nos. Sand run daily, No. 6and 2daily'
except sunday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York
aud Boston. At Washington City for all
points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tiuuS lor nl principal points West ana
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
Sleeper viii run ON Nos. ?, Sand !.
WHEELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IHORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVES.
Wheeling washington Pa,
daily at....ySaOA.M. daily at...l0 :A5A. NJ
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily at ~ y. VI. daily ATT - p. NJ.
'~U.days excepted. sundays excepted.
tickets To ali principal points on sale
a. depot. Office open at all hours during
iArtuy.
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
RT. DEVRlES, General Agent. sel9
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire At
~ p. ~, and arrives at Steubenyille at
tij p. VI.
Special Accommodation trains leave
Uuc.iaHe at $50 a. m, and 1880 u. m. !;
bridgeport l0:Uj a. M. and 20 p. IN arrive
NJ martins Ferry at l0:l5 a. nj. and ! 10 p.
~, Returning leave Martins Ferry at
a. q ~ a. M, and S:l5 p. M; Bridgeport IL 40
A. a, m, and 3:25 p. m; arrive at Bellaire at
At ~ ~ a. m, and $40 p. IN.
tickets TO all principal points In the
las TaSt anu West can be procured at the
Sutoh Ticket Once in Mcclure House, and
a. the station at Bridgeport.
g. F. Il. MYERS,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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TRANSPORTATION.

LEAVES. 4. VI. a. NJ. "A. MA. NJ; m M
Wheeling ....... ~ 80 D. V'' "'-'
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..ElNES AT
I.t'lOu...........
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Wheeling Live stock Market.

CHRISTIAN Stock YARDS,
Wheeling, Oct. 5.
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PREPARED BY

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r.. siIcry md Analytical Chemists.
. By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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nv ORLEANS RKPUBIIOAN SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1876

IS Alas AZ for bill of lading and Al clear,
and ct -05 4514 for bank lbsnk counter
rate entirely nominal, - the banks were
closed), and francs at 1854 o. for COM
mercial, and nominal tor bank.
The banks being closed. there were very
few transactions in New York sight. The
only sales reported were 10000 CONNER
ciai at 1882 v cent discount; SIC, 900 and
SO, 900 do at ZIG.
At the close yesterday the banks checked
on New York at u " cent discount, and
commercial sight was quoted ut ZIG.
In stocks we heard of sales Of round
amounts of Sun Insurance Company, and
Crescent Insurance Company, but the par
ticulars were not reported.
City bonds continued quiet and I'M
changed.
New State consoIs were not as strong
as yesterday, being quoted 5Sle, against
ssh q 5SAs Yesterday. The sales included
$40 900 at 58h, and 10 600 at ssh.
No sales OF city scrip were reported. 1t
ia now quoted at AN q ASH for August to
December, 1873, time, and July to Decem
Der, 1874, and 40 q 81 for June and part of
May.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Police
warrants. They now rule at $3.50 for
1884 issues. and 70072 for 1928, while
1912 and 1869 continue entirely nominal.
No sales OF State warrants were reported.
Old State fundab are now quoted at 42O
43, not fundable at @, and 1874 issues
at 50 a 42lo
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Low water mark. Weather clear ana
nleaaant Departed - Legal Tender. t Ea.
Xrkaneas river; Ruth, for White riveri o..
Joe. for St. Louis; Warner and tow, 1of onio
river. D:.-o +wortv
faet, and falling. Weather clear ana warm
Arrived-Snsie Silver, for New orleans
Departed-Chsrles Morgan, for Now W.
CAIRO. January s.-Arrived-diencsG3e;,
from New Orleans, at l A. NJ; moi ~
Moore. from New Orleans, at IL a: m
observation-disclosures, for St. LOUIS az a <
nj: Iron Mountain, for New Orleans, 81
pm. River thirty-niDs feet and rising
Weather cloudy and warm eo.
PIrTsBuRG, January S-Klver nve ieet
Eve inches and stationary. Weather clear
LOUISVILLE, January s.--Weather warm
and clear. Nine feet one inch in the canal.
Passed down-Schenck, from Cincinnatl 10
New Orleans; Confidence, for Vicksourg:
EyANsvILLE, January S.-River twenty
seven feet six inches. Weather CLOUDY anu
mild. Down-Robert Mitchell, at Twelve
ST. LOUIS. January S-Departed-beile
Shreveport and Future City aud Darges 1or
New Orleans; Julia, tor Vicksburg. hlver
atstionary. Weather cloudy and warm.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January Shank state
ment-Loans decreased 81 ,OOO,0tV; specie
increased 81, 900, 900; legal tenders deer aset
$500. 900: deposits increased 81, 25O,O 00; re
serves increased 81 $50, 900. :,
Specie shipments to-day $2OO.OOO In golt
coin and the same amount in silver. o
Sub Treasury balances-Gold, $44, Oo6, 394
currency $35, III, oS. .,oc mn
The sub-treasurer paid out $39b, OOO on &C
connt of interest, and $3.50, 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, $296,O0O
Money closed at 6; sterling quiet at ~ 80
Governments active and strong; new os III
State bonds quiet and steady.
During the week, at the Cotton Exchange
Drices on spot have been irregular, some
advancing and others declining. More ex
port business has been done, and moderate
Gales to epinners have been made. Futures
have been irregular. 1855.
Cotton closed dull; middling uplands
IS 5-l6c: Orleans l3Ac; sales 476; net re-
ceipts 22O5; gross 49ll:
Futures closed weak; sales 10 500 bales,
- follows: January ID l-32 q Is l-l6c; Feb.
raary l3 9-32c; March 1872 q IL 1856; April
I3&; NAV 10 1915 q Is 3l-32c; June IA 5-32c;
July IA 5-l604 1l32c; August IA 7-l60
l41sc.
Flour q shade firmer; demand moderate;
- 9005 80 for common to tar extra south
ern: S. So rs tor good to choice do.
Wheat-Demand fair; 81 GOAL 30 for win
tor red Western; 81 As q AZ for very choice
amber Southern; 81 SO for white State
Corn shade firmer; fair demand; o9 q
73c. Oats steady; fair inquiry; 40 @ aye for
mixed Western and State. Pork steady;
new mess so s7h 02l. Lard frmer;
prime steam 1878 0l2 1870. Coffee and
sugar quiet and firm. R:ce dull
and unchanged. Molasses .. New Or
or DIV
pentine easier; 3s1s $3.50. Rosin dull at
81 650l75. Freights less active; cotton,
per sail, SIG 1890; per steam, % q 1880:
ST. LOUIS, January 8.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat strong; No. 2 red fall
81 60 asked, 81 AZ bid; No. do 81 81 bid.
Corn active; No. 2 mixed 3S'4 039Ao.
Oats dull; No. 2 IS. Rye quiet; 65e. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Pork nominslly I'M
changed. Lard firm; l2Ao. Bulk meats
clear sides lOAc. Bacon firm and I'M
changed. Green meats stronger. Whisky
quiet; 81 OS. Live hogs firm. Cattle steady,
demand fair.
CMc1NNArI, January s.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and steady;
81 250l %. Corn-Demand fair; 45c.
Oats quiet and steady; IS q 400. Barley
and rye unchanged. Pork quiet and
steady; $50. Lard steady; steam
and bacon unchanged. Green meats
dull. Live hogs steady, fair to good pack
ing 81 As. Whisky-demand fair at 81 Os.
Butter dull and unchanged.
CHICAGO, January S.--Flcur dull. Wheat
active and firm; No. 9 spring 97lsc; No. 3
do 1880. COrn-demand fair and higher.
Oats dull; No. 2 3Obc. Rye dull. Barley
steady; 79kc. Dressed hogs active. Pork
$40 Is. Bulk meats firm; shou,-
1era &c, clear rib l0lsc, clear sides 10Ac.
Whisky 81 %.
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LOST,

OST.-ON Or ABOUT THE TWENTY. SIXTH
Il OF December. 1875, . promissory note for M
Tue sum OF SIP 70, with eight per cent interest
further sum Of $3.50 "a. with eight per cent inter.
est Dor annum from September S. 1872 until paid
teenth of October. 1875; 10 subscribed BY Urban
Thenrer and 10 payable on demand to Carl
om1nder. 1t fs not negotiable in fern, aud the
pubic 10 warned not to trade for or purchase il,
CARL 0MUNDRR,
iaA68t '-- eSoAe s@A0o'"
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By d. z. Morphy & Son.
STEAMBOAT &. HENSLEY,

RY ID. 3. MORPHY Il SOMA g. MORPHY,
~ auctioneer.- be sold. ON SATURDAY,
January 20, 1876, 1T twelve O'Clock H., ct the st
Charies Auction Exchange, in the rotuL da Of the
st. Charles Hotel, in this CITY, q per order Of
James Weed, president Of the Lower Coast Packet
Company. for account Of whom 1t may concern
Thk NDe-WHk8k STEAMBOAT h HENSLBT,
= abe now lies ct Algiers, above the Canal street
j. Tsrms and Cor ditisns-Ons half cash, and tie
balenoe ct sixty days, for satisfsctory city 90
eopeoneA iaA - 81 -
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, January 8. 1876.
COTrON-The sales to-day mot including
600 bales lare yesterday embraced 10000
bales, at rather stronger prices for the
better qualities, and Irregular and very
easy for the lower grades. requiring an ad-
vance of partial lsc in our quotations for
low middlibg TO good middllpg inclusive.
We give also the figures and report of the
Exchange, as below:
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MISCELLANEOUS,
GPANlsH CARGO.

GPANlsH CARGO.
Landing ex Norws gian Big JOHANNES FOSS
FROM Barcelona
500 Half and quarter pipes RID WINE, Canellaa
Hermanos, of Taragona.
$50 Quarters supe ri1r PORT.
so Quarters RED WINB, Benicarlo
40 Quarters VINO GENBROSO
10 Quarters superior SHERRY.
rs Quarters ANiSADO DE CASTILLO. double
200 Sacks ALMONDS, soft shells.
20 Sacks FILBERTS.
IS Sacks WALNUTJ.
100 Cases PIMENTORO.
so Cases FRUITS, IN JUICE.
50 Demijobns superior GRENACHE WINE.
80 Kegs OLIVES.
10 Cases CAPERS.
Cases CALAMARES.
$500 Strings GARLIC
For sale by P. & BRULATOUR
js93t Nos ll6 ll8 and 100 Roy al street
7 ,ANDlNG Elk STEAMSHIP ALICE.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
400 Cases GREAT WINE, Chateau Kirwau.
Quarters OLD BRANDY, J. Denis henry
Mounie Co., CognAc.
For sale by
p &. BRULATOUR,
jay 50 Nos ll6 1ls and l20 ROYAL street.