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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
How q Respectable Yslng Man Was
Ruined by Gambling.

An incident upon which to found q
moral is furnished Mr.. Moody in the
death of young man in this city Sun
day evening. His name was George
Russell. He was of good family. it is
said, and was lured away from a re-
spectacle life by the infatuation of
gambling. When he came to Chicago,
in 1871, he represented New York
cloth house, and sold goods to jobbers
throughout the West. At his boarding
house, where there were half-a-dozen
persons of his own age, the game of
"vingt-un," with 25-cent limit, was
the principal amusement, and, SO far
as known, this was the first hazard in
which Russell ever INDUCED. He liked
to play, but, the small limit precluding
large gains, he was dissatisfied. The
entire into regular gambling houses
was easv, and thither he would go
whenever he had any money. As
usual thing he left behind him all he
took in, but the hope of winning his
deposits back and "big stake" in
addition encouraged him to continue
his visits. His. s'luck," however, did
not change, and he never won what he
anticipated. He spent 80 much time in
gambling saloons that his employers
heard of it, and discharged him. Hav-
ing no source to look to for money, he
turned his attention solely to gambling
for o living. He made the acquaint-
ance of several bunko ropers, and,
possessing a fair address and an abun-
dance of cffrontery, he soon found a
"partner, and the two thereafter de-
voted themselves to fleeing Changers.
Russell was successful in this line,
and made considerable money for
"The Store gang, for whom
he steered." His share, though,
was left in faro banks. When the
bunko men were driven from the
city he went with them, and, after
wandering for q time, at length made
Omaha and Ogden his headquarters al
ternately. For six months he worked
the Union Pacific trains in company
with monte players, and his part Of the
proceeds of the robberies was several
thousand dollars. Every penny of it,
however, went into the NAV of bis
enemy, the "tiger," and he returned to
Chicago about three weeks ago, "dead
broke" Having no place to sleep and
nothing to eat, a gambler, who was
stranger to him, took him to his room
on Washington Street and shared his
bed with him and gave him a little
money. Three or four days ago Rus
sell complained of being ill-said he
felt cold" Sunday afternoon he
went to bed, and was seized with con-
gestive chill and died during the night.
He had no friends in Chicago; at least
none can be found. Half-a dozen per-
sons knew him slightly, but his only
intimate acquaintances s'cut" him two
years ago. His roommate doesn't
know what to do with the body. I'm
Outstanding that one of the deceased's
relations is a Judge Russell, of New
York, he telegraphed there, but got no
reply. The fact of his death was men
toned to the "Store gang, who knew
him better than any others, but they re-
fused to give up dollar to help defray
the burial expenses. The result was,
the body was turned over to the county
authorities for interment in the POtter's
Field to transfer to a dissecting table,
Chicago Tribune.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
We Guarantee

The successful operation Of all stoves of our
manufacture, and particularly the Charter
Oak cooking stove, Evening Star parlor
stove for VI cd, and Soft Coal Base Burner
IS Headlight for flee stove. A careful
will satisfy the closest buyer
that our prices are fully as low, il not low
er, than those Of any stoves in tAe market of
a corresponding weight, and capacity of
oven. We use only the very best materials,
and spare neither expense nor labor to pro-
ducc as near perfect goods as possible. Our
stoves can be found for sale in all first-class
stove stores in the principal towns and cf-
ties of the West and South.
EXCELSIOR MANUFACTURING Co.,
612 to 6lS North Main Street, St. Louis.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

An official Inspector in England re-
ports as to the danger of working in
white lead manufactures. The harm
comes partly from inhaling particles of
lead, but principally from absorbing it
through contact, causing paralysis. A
few manufacturers compel their work.
men to wear gloves and respirators,
and to wash themselves thoroughly at
the close of each days work; but the
employees generally dislike the trouble
of these precautions, and show great
recklessness of health. A law COMPEL
ing the exercise of greater care is sug-
gested.
"I DON'T think" says old Mrs.
Prawn, "that bookkeeping is q very
sedLtive employment. They must get,''
she added thoughtfully, $50 much ex-
ercise running up the columns"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
The Shakespearean Drama Under DIFF.
ficullies.

The Virginia New Evening Chroni-
Gle tells this story: Last night, about an
hour before the curtain rose on the first
act of Hamlet" the. astounding dis
covery was made by the property man
that there ives no such thing as the skull
of I" Poor Yorick." When the fact was
announced to Mr.. Talbot, who was mas
ticating muttOn-chop at c Street
restaurant, he upset dish of tomatoes
and broke tea-cup in bringing down
his fist upon the table with the excla-
nation; "Kill Chinaman and have
his skull cleaned and dried by 9:3O!"
A council was held, and it was the
opinion of the property-man that it
would be next to impossible to kill a
Celestial and have his skull ready by
$50. Besides this, severalp persons about
town, who had been interviewed in ref
erence to the job, refused to kill Chi
naman for less than $3.50, and one ex-
orbitant and mercenary scoundrel
wouldn't look at any thing less than
$l2, half of which he wanted in ad-
vance. Col. Bob Taylor, the eminent
Shakespearean delineator, was sent for
and asked for the loan of the skull of
an old pioneer which had recently been
presented to the society. The Colonel
rushed up to the cabinet, but found it
locked, and. while the feshless jaws of
the grinning headpiece were within a
few inches of his nose, the skull was
beyond his reach, and there was no
way of getting it except by smash
ing in the glass-a. piece
of sacrilege which would cause
the society to extermlnate him with
clubs. 1t was reported that Jim Orn-
dorf had a skull, which was Just the
thing, and James was interviewed.
Ever ready to lend aid to the legitimate
drama, and being an admirer of Shake
speare and a theater manager himself,
he promised to send up the required ar
ticle Immediately; and after the prop
erty man had waited and waited, and
stamped and swore round the green
room for about an hour, it arrived. 1t
was fonnd to be no other than the skull
of favorite bull pup Of Jim's, which
had been killed in $500 match at
Butcher Town, several years ago. Ora
ham, the scenic artist, was next appeal
ed to, and authorized to name his fig
ures if he would turn out q skull by
half-past g.. The persevering Vrtist
went to work, and, bypasting sheets of
white paper over bundle Of old socks
and painting in the remainder of Sthe
makeup, he produced skull, the nat
ural appearance of which sent thrill
of CHASTITY horror through the audience,
and must have caused the British ira
gedian to experience a thrill in touch
ing it.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
1.-THE | Lakeside Library. .

Under this general title We issue CAesE G4e:
Meas Of al tho standard and Popular literature Of
he day. We publish these editions on good paper IN
Neaf Npe. veil Illustrated. and Jet sell IN ordinary
$50 BOOK for only 10 CEHTS7
You VIII better understand the character Of the en-
sesiy g aifsrens volumes y pro&inenf auihors,
lev specimens being given below:
Gs. 50. AZ Odd COUPLE. Hy M.s. ga:
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10. 81. RAB AND MS FRIENDS, BY DE-.
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Queens Hsadr By the .utho5 , Of Gins n Bsey;o
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uniting the imasnatton. the passion the humor ne
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@ ss hasy snS .ea
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DOHNEELEY. LLOYD q CO.,
PW6Sishers. Chieago, Ius
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

scattered all over the mill districts of West.
ern Pennsylvania. With them the name Of
SamuelJ. Tilden is a. familiar as household
words, but they never speak 1t without q
bitter curse. II. c..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
A Southern Claim.
(From the Cincinnati Commercial

We print below the bill Of particulars of
one of the modest little claims that are pre-.
sented to Congress to please constituents.
This claim by Annie Whitmore, of Whit.
field County, Georgia, was not presented
by . resident representative of the solid
South, but by Benoni s. Fuller, Democratic
Congressman from the First Indiana Dis.
fricf:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
A FAIR PROPOSITION.

DIR. TUT authorizes his SCENTS 10 refund the
money in every where his Hair Dye fails. Per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed. 1t acts like magic,
easily applied, and is perfectly natural Sold by al
respectable Druggists. Is Murray Street, MY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

This may sound very small to economists
and reformers like our able Representative
Of the First District, the Hon. Milton Say.
Ter, but there are thousands of the same
sort to come as soon As the Democratic
party are in power, and already enabling
acts have been introduced into both houses
Of Congress to give the rebel claimants q
clear road into the Treasury. By the way,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

IF you feel dull, drowsy. debitated. have ffsqusus
headache mouth tastes badly poor appetite and tongue
coated. you are suffering from torpid liver. or "hL
ousness" and nothing viii cure Jon - speedily aa1
permanently -
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
SICK HEADACHES!

This distressing afnetion oceurs most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach arising from the i'm
perfectly dgested contents. pain In the
head, accompanied By dlssgreeable nsusea and this
constitutes whatis popularly known - Sick Headache
From Hon. ALRxAxDRR H. SrBPaRxs dated March
9. 1872: occasionally use, when my condition 70
Quires it. DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator, with good
effect II IL mild and suits me better thaA more active
re,uedies."
AN EFFICAClOUG REMEDY
"Icsn recommend. - an eficacious remedy for IN
diseases Of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia Sim.
mons Liver Reguiator."-LEwIs g. WuxDRI, le2e
Master ST.. Assistant Postmaster. PhiIadelphiA
y. II. BELLY = CO.,
Sole proprietorp simmons' Liver Regulator khiladA
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
farm wagons, e1oo.

farm wagons, $780,. 400
II boxes merchandise, being the stock Of
merchandise on hand in my store,
which Was closed after the Union army
came and the goods packed in boxes. 900
box contents Of my Lib. ary......... 1000
%. bales Of cotton. 500 lbs, per bale,
taken for hospital purposes. Si....... 131 ,0o(
.335 bales OF cotton .5c0 lbs per bale 81 $50 0Oc
parlor sets-1 garnet velvet, satin,
silk. stripe, $500. l,20t
parl0f set, black m0hair.. 9U(
parlOr set, green silk velvet. ......... 4O(
parlor set. plaid. stripe, blue. red and
green empress 81
piano. Chickerlng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
piano, Steinway grand. ..........-.... s0t
wnat-not .........................
Wnot'uOb. IL
sets window damask curtains. 90
sets window lace curtains ..... 4O(
"a wall pictures, SlG0 apiece. 2,40t
4 sets black walnut furniture, $780,. 2,0(
4 feather beds, $25. ...............-.. 1O(
4 spring mattresses, 4D................ l6(
Is pillows. ................... 10(
marble top center tables 425 and $s5. 81
Lot of bed furnishing. ................ a.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
BAD BREATH!

Sothing Il % unpleasant nothing % common. .
bad breath and In nearly every comes nom the
stomach. and can be easily corrected II you win
take simmons Liver Regulator. 10 not neglect %
sure remedy for this repulsive disorder II win also
improve your Appetite, Complexion and General
Health
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
EVERY STOVET WARRANTED

For Coal or Wood are the only Soft Coal Cook.
ingStoves that always give perfect satisfaction,
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ordinary Innings. Their operation Is perfect.
Exfension top, with High or Low Down Reeer.
voir. We also manufacture Enameled Work of
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14
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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

Ask vhs recovered Dyspeptics. Bilious susrsrs No
tms OF Fever and Ague the mercurial diseased -
ten how they recovered health, cheerful spirts and
good apretHe-they will tell you By taking Simmons
Liver Regulator
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

QllRQeQlpe for the ST. Louis Commercial Co.
OOOOOUsO6 zette, the best commercial paper
published in St. Louis Its money and CONNER
Orders receive before JAM lst., will secure the Co.
zee the balance of 1876 and all OF 1877 for 81 Address
KICKER THOMAS, ~ WSlnut-st., st. Louis. Mo.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

natlve element, and on the sand plains
he thrives and increases with prolific
energy. The tarantula has fierce and
violent disposition and ungovernable
temper, that makes him quarrelsome
and given to fighting. Knowing this,
the sports of Modesto, when ali other
amusements fail, capture these insect
gladiators and place them in an arena,
where by irritation they are driven to
attack each other. The combat is usu
ally long, fierce and exciting, and is
witnessed by scores of eager spectators,
who bet heavily on the result. These
fights take place nearly every Sunday,
and we have heard of one man who
recently won $50 on his favorite taran-
tula. Away with your horse-races and
chicken-fghts!
ONE of the curiosities of the Emperor
Russia's palace at Tsarskoe Selo is the
Horse Asylum, where the imperial
chargers live in snug quarters when they
are no longer fit for use. Near the COM
Portable stables is the cemetery, where
the history of many famous steed may
be read in the inscriptions on the tomb
stones. The rooms which present the
greatest historical interest are those
which were occupied BY Emperor Alex
ander l., and which are shown exactly
as he left them; and the chamber which
is considered the greatest curiosity is
the room in which all the walls are of
amber. Beyond the garden, in front of
that part of the palace occupied by their
majesties, is q little island in which
there is Russian cottage, q garden, .
cow-house-in short. a complete estab-
lishment on a diminutive scale, ar
ranged for the amusement of the Ouch
css Of Edinburgh when she was child.
, 1876-01-08
fhfl1drlph1a.. ........ a Il Is
Balt,morb ........... ~ - fJ4
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO,

CAfTLE-Ths influence Of scanty suppliss was ap-
parent In n general hardening OF prlc<s. shipping
btcves, butchers au and sockesa Ill sharing In the
improvement, Ths aavAnco ~bs not very great, loGs
l5c about covering H. but Tho ohauEed toue Of tho
market Tns Ito subject Of Than orjla.ry COM
meut Ia siov Of tho protraced ecaaon of iuneas and
depression through which tho catto trade haa Just
pasrcd. Uhatuess opened very qu!tt but when It be-
cams known TINT tho days receipts would scarcely
reach 200 head thes5 was considerable str, sud By
tho mddIo Of The afternoon about everything sold.
Mo e1tra and fnw choice cattle oercd and t510
wss tbs h'ghsas hsure paid. Ths prevailing rates
were *a.75a3.76 for hutche,s' stock; &3n@ Its for
ssockets, aud &i.aA5A.S0 for fair 10 good shipping
steers There two aAlea Of Ettll.fod {crookcd)
cows At 81, 8 aud s4.1s. Tho latter hgurs was OBJ
tanned BY Gregory, Cooley Co., for Al head Bcal4-
Engs aold II ILL ,t32.3D
, 1876-01-08
Eane-wcntrr; rtnnRyfsants, New Jerscy. md
Delaware, fresh, 3uGai1c: Wenf"rn do, 21c.

ps%.1o &C. ae :eF''' md
baltimore. Jan. 7.-tLuun-tirm and uhrhsn1ed.
1haIs-Who.tntn1. No. I Western rad, 81 90; FaAn.
H. 90. o4t. .,e.dy: wos.srn xhts. ii IL; we.ss
'Fn n4nSa .i ts .ry.sss sS "s .ns ne ,,oa
pnov1sions-order trails fairly .osirs. port, NAN.
3ohling, s2l.to nnk.meass. packed. should n. s!.d
- ss s:.1s %s:n f:a'ss ss':: s
ttsta. 2457sc.
1sxc. >-'''0'" sA'''' ~''"'' '''9' @'''4'1'
rorvEk-pntI and unchauEed. =
Wu'sE1-oNored A. Bill! f1.1l bid.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. 7.-FLoun-ras md ,su,.
No; 10. 81 II; c1ira wha Miehlgsn, 9i.aaX No.
Nus led. *l.r,aa los. Cora ntosdy fair dsmsnd dn
s nsts s IL: sod ..sy s's ss s.1s as
Nj '5Sss as S.as.5y, stas February '7'
DnKa.En IL Gs-FaIr mud Arrn Bk(3s,fc.
~ ontorIrts-Eour. none: whcah a.ood bu; eorn
aalrM.s.sflous' a = 80 brl': Wheat 1000 bu cog
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, sn.7,-CoeToN-Quet and unehsnsed>
fLouH-Du!l and unchanged. -.-..
HRslH-Whnat tluil and nu1.in7i: sf.2n9f. "a. Corn
B.rles-No transact,ons. Rye full: 7de]soc.
th.1'H nuyer Arr!,. Ler,i steady: fair dsmsnd
ftenm, mo kettle, 1N31 tAc. Bulk meats inactive,
.acA of fholdera At Like. buycr till lib Of March
t;'MbeslAndE and amt Rib tniddlea, l0.4c, bo1ed,
Ihcon cnsler: shoulders. AH9pc: clear rib. likot
cleat l2a12Et. Green Ineats huli shonldcxs, 6}l
6tEo: sides. pAf7a1Gc: huns, l0!t@slio.
WHfskr-FaiF and hrM at03.
bur1fn-QMet aud unchAnged.
MiLNAEKEE.
affLwAuKEz. Jan. n.7-FLoun-Qutet and nominal
GnAtN-WIioat steady; No. i M,lwnuket. 9l.09.
hard. $i.lh No. Milwaukee. OBc; February, 9dHc:
I4reh. $1.tN; No. 3. SAKE. Corn stosdy: No. 4
&c. oals stcaiy fair demand Mo. T. No BsrIt1
tsmer: held hiShor No. 4. 93Ho; Mo. d, Sac. nJs
scaroe and nominal: No. !. 6se,
IRnvfsioNa-Inaetivs and hfnn. Mesa pork, SlnDA
Prime lardt t3N@1!ac. Bwectp picked hauas, l0sfGa
lle. Dry 6a1to1 shoulders, go loose uiidcs, w
d4s.U1. Wv
RrCE1rrs-T1nur, 4,on0 trls wheat, N,Nn nu,
SH1fAExTs-FlouE, 100 brls whelt, aN.oo0 bu.
noeruk.
BcsroN. Jan. .1.-FLoun-atsady Wettern sursn
neAots do. t5.6lI67A: winter whoas Ohlo, IudIans,
and Michigan, $hie@7.23 II, Louts. sd.b9so00; fanej
Minnesota. $7.1ofa!15; ll!uoia, *H25aA3I.
aNAiN-Corn Hrm: mixed aud yeow, t23S3c,
Oats, No. nrod aud No. white, &a453c.
BUFFALO.
DUrFAL1, Jan. 7.-0nA1N-W Wheat-Ll&ht demAnd.
2.1 ba hard arring At si.31h 40j bu Nhtte htchi.
Fan It 41.3f. Corn-FIr demand for now saies II
carH now on track at SIC, Oats neglected. Rya neg.
ceea Barley quiet and arm; cars Canada At Il 10
, 1876-01-08

4HO Iuil0"in2 3askEut'filN MFG AltA we EtEoe1
Friday, Jau.7:
ctr FnorEnrY.
Portland ~. 70! It $ q Tncntyuiutt st, e t, q
x1!t 9.1n It, tatct inn. 4.... .............4 900
Uynthia ro,rt, go It n OF Twenty. second kl,e
f,Ens1lI *, datcd tau. u.3.................... ,4c
Evergreen At, is It Of Kobuy at. sf. so1i1o #,
ian. 7....... .. $3.50
It. ..late1 Jnu. .1.......,....... ............ 900
De,r1ainea 1t, "a s.lo ii 5 cf D:nkcr Il, E i, 2sx
l1'!t It datei Jan. 7.;.:..;::;..,....;,..,. 1ooo
W sIx'1s II, datel Jan. ..........:+.:. a.4oo
.; Il. dated jan. 44oo
Tss F,,n'.e, No. Il North sheldon It, dated >,
,oso . n" aee. tat /. ii Trtynnt at, '
2ts15 Il, wil1s l'n!ing, dated Jan. 7....: o,oso
ii ~: 10 Napoleon pIA ., dated Jan. 49,. 2,so,
~. lGX1lsl Ojn H. dnied De. 81 is;s.,... 5000
aou1H or crTf Limits. WITHIN nApius OFT Alt.Ea
or cotnr-HorrE.
Sxty.thftd st, 1o0 It Of Stewart nv. hfs soft
to alley dated May 81. 4...:...+.......$ l.2o0
Crntro ~, 70 II n Of Fifty.fecond 1t. v I. lA2I
seventh u 2tat II. dated Ja", 4..::. 1900
Ccntrn ~. s. It II Of Fifsy.aecona 1t I, G8x
Sn Il, dated dan. =. .:.s...:.:.... 49,; 200
Centre AZ, near the "1ose. " I. p'xaoo It, aated
rfiy..evsni t II, 10 Of kiiniark ~, a;;5s S'
vuceunce AZ. 4 9 tor Of Thirty.ninth ii, w,
bUx1ta It, dated Jan. n.H......s............, 4,1so
Esan,l,le ". ~ II u Of Forty Aeyeuth 1t, ",
10 ,11vo #, dated Dec a. lis. ....,.,.... 1850
Hyde rsrk ~, mar Fos'ysl1th 1t, . I, a,1I7o
nu,erAei,l at, ~ ~ of Forsie.h ii, 81, 2sr
la Il, dated Jxn. .7..........,.......,...,. GtQ
, 1876-01-08

SOUTHERN C0TTs7N MARKETS,
Nkw OAtEsHs, Jan. o'to1-Demand good |:
better kinds stronger; A,!es lo,ino b,les: market
generally steady good ordinary 10 stric1y good
dinary, 1Nt1o!;c; low mtdding4 10 strictly iov mid
dlngs, 1la111o: milltngs 10 strit mtidiugr, Il /
8l2!io; good mIddlnga to mldAngs fiir, 1lt.al4: !;
receipts, net, 9dl bales; Rroa i7ol EXPORTS coast.
wlRo, 1ol 10 tho Continent, l,oo; 10 Great DstsnIn,
7aa3; s'ock, weoks sales, 6s,'o1; receipts
not, 61.Aa5 Rross. b7o4D, expsrts 10 TIC Continent
lta;o; cossl~ise. SOB: to Orsat nrl,an a7a,a1s.
uaLyHsrort JsR. 7-coton-Qalet aah easy !;
middInes, t:Ho; stock, el,oo3 baes: weekly net re-
ec,p's. 1910; gross, 1851; exports 10 1rcat
Dsdsalu. 4.oif; to tho Continent. 1b21: 10 Tho CLAN
nai, 1901: cosatvssc, 513a; ssles. li,ls9.
MOBILE, Jan. 7.-cn.son-urpar grades nrmer
bAics; weekly nss receilts l2,ilo; exports 10 tho
Channel, ans; cosstwide, Sea-; Aalcs. l4,a0o.
SAVANNAH, inn. 7-Cotton-Quiot; tnidt1l!ngs,
12fc; ssock, bales; wcekiy receipts, 1f837;
EeosE, ll,sos; exports tn arcat sitan l05Da to tho
ount!nent. Sta7; coattwIsc, 3,o77; aajcs. sool.
CMAnLEsroH. Jan. 7.-Cotton-U -Unrhaugcd; mid.
dlings. l5c: stock 71Jsa bhlos weekly net receipts,
s,97s; exports to Great Britain, 2o1s Franco. lou
to tho contincnt Aa5 coasswise 2oa9; saics D,e1o
~ PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET,
Pn1LApEtfIfIA, Jan. Observation-Disclosures aemari
supply fair: OHIO. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
* and above, 4e330c; X, 4etS47kc; medium, 4YG3
6Ao; coarse, 46@aoo; New York, a1ichgan, 1niI.ua,
snd Westorn hnc, 428'ic; medium, Ahs6sc; coarro
tS349c; conbin1 washed. ts3Gic; combinR uu-
Waaacd, &7ke: CahadA comtlng, G3c; fins nnwashcd,
39ess1c; coarse auI medium unwashcd 35u53sc tnt,.
vashod, 4:91sc; extra md mc.lno pulled, 40ca4ac
No. and super pt:ed, 4O@t7c; Texas nne md me-
diun, zts92So; Texas cosr.o, 2l09to:
NEW YORK DHY.ooops MARKET.
NxW YoRK, JEu. 7.-UuAiucsa continued Qu!et with
patkagehouses and Importers. Cotton goods wero