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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04
Magazine for Farmers,

Colonel George E. Waring, OF Ogden
Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island, will
soon begin the publication in Scribner's
Monthly of a series of papers of special in
terest to those living in the country, in
which will be considered the advantages Of
fered to farmers from a concentration of
their houses and farm buildings into vii
lagos, especially as a relief from the dull
ness and isolation of remote farm-houses, as
affording better education for children, and
as making the farmers life more attractive
to the young. Another paper will treat of
the work to be done by "Viilage Improve
ment Associations" Still another paper will
give explicit instruction as to the meansssfor
giving a good sanitary condition to the vii
lage and to the country house. In the
RESPECT OF SCRIBNER's NTH
for 1877, other papers are announced that
will be of special interest to farmers.
Among these, Mr.. Charles Barnard's articles
on various industries of Great Britain, in
Guiding the History of some Experiments
in Cooperation, a description of the British
Workman's Home, and Clarence Cooks ar.
ticles on Household and Home Decoration,
all profusely and elegantly illustrated; a
department called the Worlds Work; an
other entitled Home and Society, which will
treat of domestic life, the care of children,
etc.
GENERAL M~'CLELLAN'S TRAVELS,
begun in the January Scri6ner, with ga
Winter on the Nile" will run on through
the year. There will be three serial stories:
"NICHoLAs MINTUBN,"
by that popular author, DIR. Holland (the
Editor, author of "Bitter Sweet" "Kath-
rina," "Timothy Titcomb's Letters" CAR
thur Bonnicastle," and the story of "Seven-
oaks" The scene of this latest novel is
laid on the banks of the Hudson. The
hero is a young man who has been always
tiled to a woman's apron-strings," but who,
by the death of his mother, is left alone in
the world, to drift OF the current of life,
with a fortune, but without a purpose. An.
other serial,
"HIS INHERITANCE"
by Miss traitor, will begin on the compile.
ton of "That Lass O. Lowrie's," by Mrs,
Hodgson Burnett.
SAKE Holm, ~Tourgueneff, Boyesen, and
Mckay, will contribute short stories. SAKE
Holm's new story,
FARMER ~BASSETT'S ROMANCE,
will be printed in two or three monthly
parts. TeurguenefFs new story will appear
simultaneously with its publication in Rus
STA and France, and the magazine will also
publish a critical paper on ~Tourguenef, BY
Professor Boyesen, accompanied by a por
trait of the famous Russian patriot.
The Editorial Department will c~ontinu,
, to employ the ablest pens both at home ant
abroad. There will be letters on ~literar,
6 matters from London by Mr.. Welfore. TIL
l Department of Bric-a-Brac will be 6llet
5 with the choicest bits of American humor
Scribner's Monthly is the only American
magazine besides 81. Nicholas for the Boy
/ and Girls, by the same publishers) that ha
found any considerable number of reader
abroad. Scribner is issued Simultaneous,
in London and New York.
The Weekly Times, (Englishl says: ~
l puts to shame all our monthlies."
10 MONTHS o 81.
To new subscribers, who wish to get tn,
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04

THE propriety of giving condition medi,
cine to horses, cattle and sheep. was dis
cussed and admitted by many of the Agri,
cultural Societies throughout the State last
fall, and we believe that in every case but
one they decided in favor Of &ertdGn'S Cdv
aim Condition Poapders. Good Judgment.
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Available Gift.-By an arrangement with the
Publisher, we will send every reader of this paper q
sample package of Transfer Pictures free. Send
3.cent stamp Tor postage. They are highly colored,
beautiful aad easily transferred to any object. SO as
to initiate the most beautiful painting. AQbtganted.
]. L. PATTEN Il 20. 162 William st., New York.
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Stop Shaking.

As sure as the sun shines, DR.. TuTr's Pills viii
cure Fever and Ague, if taken by directions-a bold
assertion, but artrue one. In any case, where direc-
tions are followed. that they fail, Agents will re-
fund the money
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04

In the heart of man there is a per-
petual succession of passions, SO that the
destruction of one is almost always the
production of another.
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5 MONTHS FOR 81

To new subscribers, who wish to get the
opening chapters of " That Lass O. Lowrie's,"
we will send Is numbers for 81, beginning
with the magnificent Midsummer Holiday
number august, 1875, and ending with
October, 1877. 81 a year; 35 cents a mum.
Der. Postage prepaid. Send 25 cents for a
specimen number.
SCRIBNER & Co., 743 BROADWAY, N. Y,
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CONGRESS.

The Senate met at noon, December 26,
fifteen Senators being present. Before the
reading of the journal, Mr.. Morton, Chair
man of the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, said it was important to have
another member added to that committee,
as the great body of the committee had
gone South to make investigations ordered,
and there was nota quorum OF the sub-com-
mittee assigned to duty in Washington now in
the city. He therefore moved that another
member be added to the committee. Agreed
to, and the Chair appointed Mr.. Mitchell,
of Oregon, as a new member. The Senate
went into executive session at 1915. When
the doors were reopened, the Senate ad.
journed until Friday next.
The House, on December 81, had a three
hours session, which was devoted to q gen.
eral debate upon the Louisiana question. II
arose from the request of Gen. Banning
that the proceedings of the Cincinnati
Tilden meeting, forwarded in the shape Of
a memorial, be printed in the record
The political paper which formed the basit
of the debate, covered the preamble and
resolutions of the citizens meeting at Pike'i
Opera House, Cincinnati, on the Goth Of
December, at which the Hon. Henry Stan
berry presided. After a warm discussion il
which Banning and Garfield took an active
part, Tue meIlOrldl was IcleIIeus
In the House, December %, little business
was done. A few bills were introduced anC
referred, and an adjournment took place a
1875 0 o'clock. Senate was not in session.
In the Senate, December 20, Senator Lo
gan, of Illinois, was excused from acting OF
the committee to devise means for agreeing
with the House in the counting Of the Elec
toral vote. A memorial was received from
Wade Hampton and other private citizens o
the State of South Carolina, asking Congress
to take action to prevent the interior
ence of the military with State affairs. /
was moved to refer it to the Committee oil
the Judiciary, but as no quorum was presen
it went over. Mr.. Gordon, of Georgia, the
offered a resolution recognizing Wad
Hampton as the legal Governor of soutl
Carolina, but, as no objection
were made, it also went over. Tn
Senate then adjourned until Tuesday, tn
ID prox.......Ho use-Was in session onl
thirty minutes, and, after the passage of
number of private bills, adjourned.
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soRELY AFFLICTED:

soRELY AFFLICTED:
u o. Bosoorth d Coz Ds1rsr. Coz: GentlsrsenI,n
Prompted by a felloyfeeling for those ariicted Tisn
Catarrh,I wish to add mytestlmony IN Dehel otSAs-
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until 1 bought a bottle of the above CURE from YOU
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and cured it with two bottles OF the above CUEk.
About q year afterwards / was again taken win SH-
tafrh quite severely, and Immediately sent for anotner
bottle, which fixed me all right. giving me relief HON
ali that is ciaimed for it, and more too. Wishing you
success In Its in'F0duc'i'h' l am I Z. " E:g staalfTT.r
DENVER. Oct. a. 1875. OF Smith & Doll.
TRIED EVERYTHING.
Aessrs. j. o. Bos,oorth d Co.. Denoer, COZ: Genae
1nen,-I have used SAsFoRD's hAploAL CuhE ~.
CXTA.RH, and has given perfect satisfaction; Ihave
tried almost everything. and 1t Is the only tning shn,
rre y its use to all AFFLICTED with Catarrh o.
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Very truly. WIS. DECKER
DENVER, Oct. /. 1875.
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THE Win full directions for use in all cases. Price
Il 90 per package. For sale by all WHOLESALE ane ~
TAI Druggists throughout the United states. MEEhi
4 POTTER, General Agents and wholesale fugRisn
Boston.
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Oficers and Soldiers Horse Claims will be peid
Write Col. L. Bingham & Co., Attorneys for Claims
Patents, Land Titles, Washington, DC.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04

If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have ~freQuen'
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite ant
tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid fever
or "biliousness,- and nothing will cure you 81
speedily and permanently as
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AREMARKABLECASE

EAST MIpDLEDoRo', MASS, June 9, 1854.
MEssgs. BURNETT & Co.:
When nv daughters hair came off she had been
afflicted with neuralgia in her head for three years.
She had used, durii g that time, many powerful ap-
plications. These. with the intense heat caused by
the pains, burned her hair SO badly that in October,
1861, 1t all came of, and for two years after her head
was as smooth us her face.
Through the Recommendation of a friend, she was
induced to try rour COCAINE, and the result was
astonishing. She had not used half the contents OF
a bottle before her head was covered with q fine
young hair. In four months the hair has grown
several inches in length, very thick, SOFT and fine,
and of a darker color than formerly
With respect, WIN. s. EDDY.
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rR-Sold in Cincinnati by .Jno. D.. Park;
Gisveiand: Strong, Cobb d. Co, and by
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04
Burnett's Cocaine,
Burnett's Cocaine,
Burnett's Cocaine

For promoting the 0ro,th of and Beautfyin0 the Hair,
Gad rendering II Dark and Glossy.
The COCAINE holds, in a liquid fern. a large PRO-
portion OF deodorized C0C0A-NUT OIL, prepared
expressly for this purpose. No other compound pos
sesses the peculiar properties which so exactly suit
the various conditions Of the human hair.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04

BE more prompt to 60 to a friend In
sdyersity than in prosperity ChNo.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1877-01-04
NOUNCEMEN


fore been attain
In the world
sition, and cannot
when You call for
proved" do not
pied dealer con-
has q Restorative
good, or some
there Is none like
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through it, setting fire to one end, and
letting them down into the bung-hole,
If the cider is not to be bottled, it is the
best way to draw it of, free from sedi.
ment, and put it in small kegs prepared
al above. Unless you want a strictly
temperance cider, it will be beneficial tc
add some good brandy or other pure
spirits. When you draw from these
small kegs for use, close the vent tightly
as soon as your vessel is filled. By taking
this pains a keg of cider will not become
disagreeably hard beforeit is all used up,
especially if it is kept in a tolerably
cool place. If, however, you draw for
use from a large barrel, it will probably
become quite sour beforeit ishalf drawn.
To prevent this it is recommended to
pour in the bung-hole a pint or quart OF
some pure oil, as sweet or linseed oil.
This spreads itself over the whole sur.
face of thel guild, prevents the air from
coming in contact with it, and thus pre-
vents the cider from becoming sour.
Various substances have been used with
tolerably good results for keeping cider
sweet, but most of them serve to injure
the flavor, to some extent at least. One
of the best materials is mustard. To
prepare it, the seeds should be bruised
and put in a little bag of oarse cloth,
and this let through the bung-hole. The
bag is useful to prevent the grains Of
mustard from passing out when the
cider is drawn. Ground mustard does
not answer the purpose. About one
pound should be used for a barrel Of
cider. Some use grated horseradish for
the same purpose, but it is Objectionable
as liable to impart a disagreeable flavor.
A better material is the sulphite or BIZ
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S rpf :Ss :.s 'ss s ) 81 81
s SO t ss' coke: . 8 s. 50
hhGs Prices s''ss soeaIssf dull
Now s gro 1875 Il IL
ssaa s . @ s. 90 s oas
hSyana sold a. sos . s. 1ss,. ., n
.s . bSi ssf soa al rs Il ' TO- ~ aae "
Xxx P'ias.
q se,s soooe do. DO. :. 4ac 7ooes; unwa.hoa q
&s.,sTa sss.As 1860 500 .Ss Ssiis.as iss
S seo 10 s 80 ..
X a ma XXX dS 20 s e. Gan. Is
,ll cali,osnis 900 lss SUPER caornia pulled 900 los
Texas loo Ss Eastern Do 1900 los Georgia 1900
Lambs pulled. 5000 lbs super pulled and ao,ooolts.
+ ..
ns @ sspSS
hs 400 boxes cheese, 49s 1000 bOs aosr private
10000 SD bushels oalfsy. 3D.
yate terms Glasgow 1876 puncheons syrup 3os
Bristol steam 100 boxes bacon fos Bremen steam 1000
steam 5000 bushels grain priya.e terms: $500 ,isrces
Sevsss sece
.asH. a o i1o and aaf % sf Ssa
Zoo 200. SSs pork y 10 1900 oass coffee A 100
sea Island do, lac 800 bundle. Sailed sides.
3 ssSs .s $40 sss s1as
Ing machines 10 sssss sis q DO agricultural @pIemen.s
provisions, 9l6c 24D PACK fresh meat private
terms havana steam, 900 tcrccs refined lard pri
vate terms ChartersAn Austrian bark hence TO Cork
for orders, with $3.50 grain Us. 3D. Italian
bark hence with 5000 quarters grain voyage Ga 3D.
Italian bark Cork orders 800 quarters
Us 3D. Norwegian ozark hence TO do. 900
ley. IS Cd. glish hence Malaga,
cases refined petroleum private terms: Norwegian
bark (relct) from Baltimore French port with 1000
Dbl. crude petroleum at o.: Norwegian bark, from
baltimore to the Continent. with 800 buis-
hncd petroleum 5s British bark (752 tons),
from Charleston Liverpool Havre, with
cotton at Z i6a British bar. 800 TONS reported from
Mobile to Havre with cotton ate ~ German
bark, $50 tons from ivhmond TO Genoa with Virginia
bcco at f0s German bark. $50 from Bal more
with i2o hhds. Maryland tobacco reported sos Brit
ism steamship. 40 tons hence to Hamburg with $500
tierces lard 800 hhds tailow ATS. Cd tons
measurement goods, proportlonate rae vessel with
cotton IRON New Orleans Malaga ut 81 32c one from
Mobile TO Liverpool, with cotton ltd from
Orleans TO iIavre with cotton u Mc.
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FOR Angostura vAeran vas onsted At zoe pc tor
English spd lac. = 15c- tor German. Sarsapariia
quiet We auote:-Honduras, common. 23ksc do tor
expert JOG gsd Mexican l3c. l5c aIap quoted
&C BE- roe Gum damar WAS quiet ut i6e. ise. Gaa-
a. iSc lIc Carbonate ammonia was quoted at i3sc.
we auSss '7,sSs.nAry-spanish 81 CO. Sicily. y SO;
Rap So Eari,hi s. lals carsway-patch.
Gniforns DC yellow d. exc yellow English. se abe
At 81 20 20 91s Slsaching powder So 100 ksr, scaro
sod. ash ~ Ks all gold Essential oils fairly active
$o anise 81 To- oil cassa, s5c all god: oil
VI ~ 81 oo oil croton So l2h oil citrouela, 9oc 81;
OIL lavender Toe ": do tMitchamJ SIG oil cloves,
" 80; oil wfntergreen, 81 IS oil sassafrss inclusive,
43c. oil pennyroya 81 Of bav SIT.
Nil urrency.
FEArMERs were quiet but steady at SIC. for strictly
prime geese and Soc for prime geese
orally Arm at last Tuesdays prices
FLOUR 40 AZ. %, naas-keeopis.Flour, 81 .229 bbls
corn 23o az bushels oats % is2 Do rye. 9o34 do;
easy excsD. for shipping extras which steady fhe
southern A. the annexed quotations Rye -four ruled
Insnd sdy. The we're 500 bbs We quote -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov %. 1877.
ordinary 95sc Net receipts 1853 baes, gross DOH
ssosS 81 $751; rsss.s b sa,ss sos
u 81 ESp9I.sao Great o Britain ISL d. to Francs
NV ORLEANS. NOV. -. 1877
COCO oS ss%ns ssdy mede Gs adns
nxpotts TO Great tain ~ Sales 900 stock 2is.i7s.
Continents isa sdss sas. S' '''
Cotton quiet and steady; mddnc. io,se. low niadiing,
Jos' good ordinary e,.o Net receipts sos bales;
1911 ssles 1900 stock. ~ 1856 Wesiy-Nsi resspss
5sIs s"ss Es1' Sales ls ''''' Britain
sAvAsssu. NOV. 20. 1871
s s'' o sG ,% idd ss. s .o e.
ssss, s,s.; ios: s;"ss; ssSss: wssi,@Ssss
Ssa "a e f s.'s 10 tho Continent 44S
Cotton steady; madnr ioe: low m nSa a i ice
E SSs s.ens o S the oosasn ia ss
l56o. stock 1886 WeckyNet receipts. a0.57a baic~
consnoat s77s eoasswisc sii Sales '' 20 mo
WiLaIsGrox. N. G.. Nov. %, 1877
Crude hard j. Is Is
Flour unchanged; sales 1900 nbls Wheat steady; Mo-
s.a. n ss 81 aa Ss SsS y white
but quiet; No. Canads, nouinay soc No. do, Doc
Is 1 Ssa YORK; ss + be:
wheat.
Flour in good request; sales Of 900 bbs fol-
81 wss ia ooS % sss Ne 4
leoo SSsas, sps y-s ssm Corn
se s s d.. a. private terms; 1870 DO ear lots ~
Zoo bushels high ~ s,c Dat. IN Light M
saies OF 1000 bushels &c. Rye inactive BARLEY hrm
:. ass s'ss ssss
wines unchanged Canal eights nominal In absence Of
shpmenta Railroad ireish,s unchanged Receipts BY
ssooo ao ~ rallpo"d-Toas. 1905 Ssi. whsas 500
bushels corn, HOOD dol oats. 500 do; Eye. Loo
OF pork 20 intermediate po nt-whest ~ POO bnsicIs
sS. bushe as corn do OATS sSo DO rye
1850 40. .
Flour dun and unchanged Wheat dull and nominal Corn
nrn new 42c Oats quiet but steady 1t 27c AISLE Rye
Fork IL iar demand at az 70 spot. s2 next Lard
qnie BAT arm steam rendered "a W: kettle do y sos
4ltc i6c for shoulders, Go UAc for clear rib
s"s 0s rcsn 1 ,G cocoa S %
- % 50 621s hams dull AZ 10 30 Whiskcy quiet and
sra reserve lac zoe Central ohio, ioc ise fansy
creamery, soc 32c sugar guie, and unchanged Hogs
y 'issy psssp l,ss SassAsr s" - =.
ceipts. 445S; shipments. 81
rroar dun Wheat qu,et; No. white Michigan al 81,
smgsT ,s,r Ssysn'sr y ~ .cs, psesmesr
..s q S Ssn sss s.. md .. NJ
ase ". 2 spot, oote seller sSysmoer soc Do new.
s ga 81 @h esss. s ss', n. pe';%ss s
damaged 4osle dull nominal clover sod
snssl Sassis corn. so DO ssa
100 oos sneas. 5000 bushels corn. 24U1 DO. Markets
eembcr VI sitsci NO red winter Dcccmbcs III 30 Com
sss' ssa aa no. .ss zoe Ss s;s q
3ic NO. do. SOC
Flour steady, unchanged. Wheat In fsir dom and No
Aprn. ~ 10. NO. do u o. - o6h. ssAhS ~ ~ 4
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COTTON SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUR QUIET--wHEAT sTEApY-CoRN
STEAMBOATS, HIGHER-wHIsKEY STEADY
PORK QUIET LARD QUIET - PETROLEUM
DuLL-oILs sTEADY-sPIRrTs TuRPENTINE
oUIET-RosIN oUIEr-coPFEE LAO. HIGHER
SUGAR QUIET-FKEIGHTs FAIRLY ACTIVE
FRIDAY, Nov 23-6 p N.
Business has been moderate during the past week,
In some quarters showing some falling OF, but tho
whole holding its pretty WE'LL The fall season Is
OF course far advanced, and the dulnoss IL but
little way ahead II We have tho usual
"holday" quiet. But duplicate orders for goods
have como In 80 literally during the past month
that the hope shat the auot incident the
holiday will be marked usual and that tho
spring will commence 1t day thereafter
that the nterregnum will scarcely be observable At all
evcnts with this belief. merchants some
already laying their plans for the departure The fall
has fairly active and profitable aud would
doubleday have boon had II not been for the
tmidity born Of the dread Of possible imitation ohcr
But business beginning TO evnce renewed
confidence and In making
enlarge their business. During tho past week
business has boon fair, taken WHOLE though
disappointing regards certain commodities Cotton,
groceries, drugs dry goods hardware, &C.. have been
rather SLOW At the Produce Exchange there has been
fair business leading commodities but bus-
has notpe very heavy In Flour has boon In
fair request but prices have favored the buyer Grain has
not changed much except and barley which have ad
vanccd Provisions been in buyers favor. To-day
Friday the markets generally quiet On Oh angs
aour was quiet Wheat quiet but steady Corn quiet but
onis active ana W ,n .sady rprs
were fairly active Cotton spot steady futures
Oils steady Petroleum duff am naval stores quiet
ASHES wore quoted ut 4sc 90 Tor pots and 6s<c To-
AsrIMosY ruled Arm at l2Ac lsc.. gold, 10, seguuA
BROOK CORN was dull We quote Rod tipped, 4xc
Y q
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recovered to 211. New York Central rose TO 1914
and Illinois Central to 73x "a The sum Of
x40, 600 bullion went into the Bank Of England to-
day on balance. Bar silver is quoted at 54Ad per
ounce At Paris rentes rose to l06L 95c and drop
ped to 1901 60c, and exchange London was quoted
At 25f. 2oc The closing prices In London were:-
Consos for money, sex 96H; do for account, 90T;
new AZ per cent bonds, lo4h 1o44; nve-twenty
bonds OF 1867, 10sx; ten-iorty bonds, 10sk; nves
OF 1881, 1oex; Erie common shares, ex ez; do
preferred, 21k; New York Central lo7k; Illinois
Central, 7Sx.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
Tho imports OF dry goods for the $77o, 2l9
and tho amount marketed $s57,2S5 The total i'm
ports OF dry goods January were $729l4, 0sl
ana tho total amount marketed $73. sl3, 29L
STATE BONDS
State bonds At the Board Y higher for Missouri
long skies. higher for North Carolina SKIES, old,
and steady for Georgia sevens Northwestern and old
Tennessee SKIES, TO which dealings were confined.
E4# RAILROAD BoSDa
Railroad bonds were active and strong and the 70
lowing were the changes compared with last previous
Louis divsionh u In do lex matured couponh Il in
do Arsts tex couponL q in Lake Shore coupon
onds pcr cent in Central Pacific rsts (San Joaquin
branch) n in Ohio and Mississippi seconds, Burling-
ton Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts Great Western
nrsts OF 1888 lex coupon) ana ST. Paul Il. and u. d.
vsion) u in North Missouri nrsts and Central Pacific
gold bonds and u in St. Paul sinking funds, Buffalo,
New York and Eric new bonds, Union Pacific sinking
FUNDS and Pacific Railroad OF Missouri drsts-
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds wero In tar demand and ad-
vanced slightly. They closed firm at the following
quotations :Uned States currency sixes 121 u l22
do. SKIES, 1884, registered. HOY HOY do do, uo,
coupon, HOY HOY do. do 1905, new, registered
l06h 1904; do DO, do, coupon, 1867 106k;
do. do, 1867, registered los5s 10S56 do. ao, do
coupon 10SH 10s2s, do. do 1868, registered, 110ka
Ill; do. DO, do COUPON 10Y Ill do. tcn-iorties
registered, los l0SA; do do. do, coupon, los "
1851 do. dvcs, 1881, registered l07 107 do. do
do, coupon, 1903 1o7; do 4hs, 1901, registered,
lo4h lo4h; do do, do, coupon, 1861 1864;
do. tours, 1901, registered 1o21s lo2s do do, do
coupon, 1919 a 1Oa
THg FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report consols y higher, while
United States bonds show q decline OF u per cent
except in the OF 1868, which pcr TO
1888. Erie declined to en aoX for tho common,
and 10 a Tor the preferred. but the latter aftsrward
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q g ooA cash Ne do, 81 o.. Germ scsivo and nr.
- Sszc. cash; 4sxc, November; 42Hc. December and
the year, 4ic.. January 42c. ike for rejected osts
In good demand a. Coke cash; 25@c November and Dc.
firm A. asc Barley duh aud weak at s3,z cash rorE
unsettled. active aud SlI % $l1 81. cash;
$i IS Sli s7H Soyembsri 81 so sll s2k Dscember
aud the year: S2 si2 OK January Lard in fair o.
mand At " S2 January Bulk steady, xnged-
whs.ey 81 % Recepis-lio 900 bbis. nour II 600 bust.
els wheat. 5000 DO corn, 5000 do. 90 do.
10000 do barley. shpments-l4.ojo bblA -four 5s00o
bushels wheat iol 40 do 81 0odo. 431
do. barley. Markets ci0sedM streng
November;s u OK asl 07k December the year; 81 a.
o 81 OSk. Corn and oats hrmer. bur unchanged Pork
fairly active vt Sill s. the year, si2 o. $40 OK jan
uary. Lard fairly active, 2xc higher.
MEMPHIS Nsv. "a 1871.