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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

THE Springfield (Ill. } Register is fum-
ing because some one asked ii it would
olot be the correct thing to include ed
Itors who 60 jostling over the country
during summer on Press Association
passes within the provisions Of the va
grant act.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

TIE golfers OF Boston suffer greatly
rom system of tax lodging, and a
Boston writer excuses it on the ground
that it is very old custom, and says
history makes conspicuous mention Of
the "Doges Of Venice"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

No hotel in this country or Europe is
more thoroughly comfortable for iami-
lies and ladies travelling alone, than the
well-known Colonnade Hotel in Phila-
delnhia. Pa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

Pig IRON KELLY is in Washington
talking greenbacks and a high protect
i've tariff. Do the admirers of Judge
Kelly in this section agree with him also
Un the tariff question:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

PHOSPHORENE. - Don't place this
article in your rat-holes-or place they
frequent. If you do you will lose your
pets; there Will be numerous raI fu-
naraIS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

PHILADELPHIA opened her Permanent
Exhibition yesterday with encouraging
evidence of as success ful show as
could have b en- expected.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11
Important to Western Trav-
elera.

When you visit the CITY of New York,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
improvements. Prices reduced TO meet
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

Hundreds of households made happy
by the wonderful effects OF DR.. Greene's
Fit Cure. Epilepsy is cured by it, and
the family pets restored to health.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

THERE is very large increase in both
the number of real estate transfers and
marriage licenses. Does this indicate
II revival of tradef
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

Wanted-every one to be free from
pimples, blotches, boils, etc, which can
be done by purifying the blood win Dr..
BULBS Blood Mixture. Used ever, :
where.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

THE Greenback party Of Maine will
hold conven tion June Is, and nominate
a full State ticket.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

A REBELLION or two among her own
people will now help to keep Russia
busy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

CINCINNATI wEsTwooD tNARRow-dAUdR)
Daily, except Sunday. Time. min. fast.
Leave C., Ii. Il d. Depot, 5:l5P N, 6:l5Pk.
Leave Brighton station, 6:3j A N, 500 A NJ
5:25PM, GAO Pm.
Leave Glenmore (WesUwood), sos A N, 7:10
AN, 6aOPN.
SUNDAY TRAINS. q
Leave Brighton station, lO:l5 AN, l:lOP n,
6:1UPM.
Leave Glenmore tWestyood), $50 A N, 1880,
Pm, b:20PM.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-11

They parted forever there. Morgan
Duke was never caught by the officers
Of the laws but justice atterward over
took him. The iron wheels of mad
train crushed MIN on the track.
The company presented YLol with a
beautiful house, when her husband took
charge of the car shops. l know she
will never forget her night in Gwynn's
Cut with her rejected lover.
, 1877-01-01

- st. L7ufa 1TGHFS.
Jon q. Richardson, the great manufacturer OF
linens, scculs tn hare successfully solved tho
problem OF giving employment to a community
VI ,O00 persons, WhtIo at tho suc time greatly
benc!itinE them by surrounding them with
every Incentive to temperance md moral re-
straint. Mr.. Rlc1lartlsun is tho owner uf {, 900
ucses Of land nt Dcssbrnok, ireland, oil which
arc qtlarriys Ut blue .granlo and TURNS thnt are
successfully worked, AMI in tho midst OF which
Ii tic Village Ut NcssbroOk, With tho great
mill, Offices. and warehouses of tho Bcss-
brouk Splnuag Company. The. village is laid
out With sssyets that arc lined with little cot
tagcs fur workEnen, with largcr houses for tho
mill officials; aud there also Ii beautiful villa
uecuplcd by tho owncr OF the yast estate.
EyGry cottage ins a iooT-ynrA decorated With
beautiful fl0wcrs, and tho property Includes \
public square to add to tts attrnetlvrpcss.
'Ther9 nrc Bops Of different kint]s for tue sale
Of articles required 10 tncut the wants nj tho
village; hut tllr sale Ut beer aud artcnt spirits
Is forDldr,., util thcrc is mt police officer,
polles judge, or police station IN tho village,
nor q fawt,-shOn.
The different denominations, Of which there
aTp Ave {Inelultng tho CAtho1trs}, a}a lsSe to-
Ecthcr In harmony, ulld four churches stand in
close prnxll.ity Upon Till TINT looks out upon
a beautiful landscape with Its green nclds and
uMlulattnc silr!acc ny TAR as tho distant Newry
Af0nntatns. FlIc streets 6f tho village arc kept
HvrlpNlouslv cleant AMI tho wtUie aspect OF the
plnco Is unc OF cxtrcmc ncntuess. Mr.. Richard.
son Ia prominent member Ut the Snctcty Of
Friends, aid Is now on visit to America.
, 1877-01-01


CATTLE-Under the smait receipts Of The hfst two
days Of the week fondays and Tucsaays arrivals ~"
grtkAsed nniy heal prtcch shsfrt advanced tbs
improvement amounting 10 tf 1Ir rtf t00 rs end e1'
tending to All Rrades fster thesuprtY was much more
liberal. but favorable newi from tbs Eaat stimulated
the dcmand and tho adfance wss sustained 10 tile tnd
Of the week Prices ranged fon 81. 2s1s 50 for scal-
AwaR o& to 81. sc575 for strictly choIcei with most
Of tho trading at $3+7Al3.5o tor butchers antk and
stock eAtto. and It *1.7osa Is for tomMon 10 Rood
shpptns beere From all hccounts the number Of fat
chances seem To to io fayot Of the maintenance nf
present prices. Saturdays *'pply amounted 70 9s5
hrni There was guoa demand 10th fruit, The local
poseti ef ii fnii hsures. Foiow,nE arc tic siosna
Choke neevcs-F!nt. fat, wclt:forned >.
year to 5.Jesf' old stccra, welEalnx |. 40 to -.
oeod :i.tisasi ie1rs *six:
nealtm Il III e % ID fsr ae;i. 1eisa
Butcher stsek -roor.o cSmuaon .tesra md
Tesnins sS'to IL, 49,. 77ss5.s 50
Stock GaItle-comn1oA cattle, Weighing TW -
l .ni tn ;iax
.Htls. and 1chtAN atctes... E.0Q41.p
yets-Frr 1u> hs tnativesl. ...,....:.....3 323ttu %
,ss shs a ~; II S.p
saa. aa,i fe - ihurt of thc II maui hep st-
s ne 81 it, p,ssus
each aAcccedink day wltntsaci further nrPrcclA.
vn unt1 A. tlla c'tac 40 sxgtesalc advance ot 4t1
i5c hsher than Trday. saiss ns.kns 1t sU %
g.lt wrlShtA and ~ to.i3a0.7s f"t poor 70 % extra
sungy at :essp -. ,esI iEas nd ts
ddfx :: of Id T. s ssos q 'ss e
S3.7sd3i. 50 per lou ~.
, 1877-01-01
uY TELEGRAPH,
NEW YCRE.

10 III 1ykstxrx Aaoctdtet Ffe1A
NEW ToAx, Dec. 30.-G1ld quiet, opening At
107 and closlng 1t 10TH. Carrying ss,es llU per
cent per dleu, until Tuesday, and Z on guid, AUD
o snd W per cent per annuua.
Biiser-The London quotation Ia the same A. III
Friday week ago. Here so.dsy the quotations
srs: Silver bars iu gtesnbacka, 13l; in geld, IT,:
silver coin, v.
CoVenmtnts active and steady.
In saltoxd bonda there was urm feeling. and
good demand ptetsiled. The largest ttansactlons
NeFp In Chicago a Northwestern gold coupons,
which advanced from DJ To D3h.
state boods qulsl snd steady. and prtess nout'
nal
1ha stock market today w.s irregular, somo
LAko 8ho!s.. tho active stock. ua. notIecsbly
Msak, dssiinIns from 5tH to d. ,and elo.lns at
4ah. snd reacted 70 ~: New York central 3D.
naneed iron 1908: 70 lotl, and declined 10 loo'..
Del&xate, LaeksNsons. aud Western ro4o from
:: 70 7aA. closing a fhs hixhss. point olhet
&e1 1nd weak.
Tfaaa.taions tes tbs tay sxnes..ea l32. ooo
, 1877-01-01

Monday being thu first d1y Of the year 1877, will
bn observed ~ holiday OF Change and by our
business houses generally.
Tho leading prednct markets wero modcrate,r
acit,e Saturday md c.,rr- Tb,,o ,va, n rood dcai
OF cleaning up done on January deals, hut not 30
tnuc,, - mlv,,t brv, l,ccn ,1nec,-L no,t of IN.
Wut" q" "'s"s "aso beea eApt1tfu' Ahuss VI tue
deliveries In order thn coming Tuesday having
"fen p'e"ous'5 Pto''Heu 'ol' 4"Hto WA" u"
Eprcial no~s from the other stdo OF tho Atlantic
cyrcnf thot rrpsnI. ,vrre ,u,tcd ~ ht,h.. wb,ch
eAlePt 'aA' eo"s''' "eso q"o1co y e'SHett "h'ch
was 2eHcfally Icea!ncu az nlah taat En2iana
u MOI Nktp 10 oe eMuFoleu III
war Win Rtss'a' but was mt looked upon ~ =
fearon for lowcf prices herc except that fcwsofd
"heht rhtly on ahs strength Ut IL. Tue trading
, 1877-01-01

sonhve.tern part Of the state. little Information
from thi. fcctson Of the country may not b. amisa.
From tsestan west to tho Missouri River and 9onth
10 tht stn.e ilne {hhout 100 ri1er In length hnM
hfty In wldlh}. there 10 now from three ia four
million bu Of new corn which has becn
marketed and Is now cs!bbed along this linc
Of railroad and ita branches; and the end
Is not yet. for there ia now being marketed daily
al all OF thtse stations N aggregate nt 1oo. COO ba
per da1 and Jet the farmers eay they ere 1ust COM
mtneing 10 n,arket their corn. 10 the countJ Of
Page twhere The crop Is estimated Al b0 coo hui
there II already In atore ahout l, o0o, 600 bu of
corn. What ls 10 be done with all the corn In mora
than any man can tell unless shippers can get the
cats, for which they are nnw elamor!n4 more loud.
" than ever poor Richard did for q "hosse. :"
With plenty OF cars the receipts OF corn In Chicago
from the c., n. d q. will be larger Than ever bo
fore. Present price, 2o1ooc. TnAvELHn-
FOREIGN 1MronrATloE3
at Chicago Custon,s Dec. 20, 1876: O. n. Shell
don, 200 bags peas: c. o. rerrine, 80 bsls maple.
sugar; Black Il Armstrong, Z Gates looking glass
plstes. Duties collected. s56c. 45.
, 1877-01-01

FEn11ft-Wo4 II GOOD hfrn. hDHFh wheat
sssass in sss ss sss s:t Il: IL. ses Let.
s!ssn n M ~ "r .ss..t , ss ~ ~ n.. month .eo
@ . .p!os @ sss *es eSey s' 81 10
s spr!nx superdnt, nj ST. 7:ls4.7s. Total 1880 bril-
Ne market s..ea am nSa,n. .atsn:' ot .s.u.
,a, held ..c pct hrl hshess choice wInt-rs, se Is
ess3s, @ tsss' .sSp'"s
,ss, n ;?'"s -
III sasws: ase- IL xv a.u."a. and .iTonssf. @ Sale.
% s sfs y u. sa ss u =. ,.so
As y sa rsr. mad. Of 10 ton. =.
,rss* WA no''n' At 'i' Is per ton on
..; Al Gss::s .s;s ssi ss:s I'd s ss;ssf s
y ya'Ss xs nx ~ wv YSr *ssf .ss
,9s;9 .!toi sss: tim ,:. Sss.
:Sss :Ss 4: :S;s
S; 'ss: . :s
III sts H. F.c,ae .ops ,.,as
s:s; 4:
%a II 4 & II sstr ontnea
snatnxr ~ x1 I'LL sni rsri ~ ~ ~ 31s* sxIirt ill.,
pa'sa s.pPch .o4 Il y 3 ~ ~ W. sesns =: s keiist
;naty WI sr .sf{ slnt ,,t \ ss, GnGaas -
s!'GiH. hsnet ths thonft wv AHios1 :1"s!n:, f.
IT,. s,e s'"snF; nn ~ ta, IL a.sIaK 4
- ~ ~ r. r. 90 tIHT 70 ~ t. = ~; Il: =
A. A. ~ - ~ y ~ ~ ~ hx ~
nn ~ ~ h.s =. ~, - ~ ..spD - y .npG ~
~ ~ T. " ~ ~ 'fifk; M; ~ n ~ b9 w d. ee
| MtstxM "akA'-sas ~S4 Maae VI so nu "hlto W
sa,n!Ie =. et'at trr-w., ,r,., ,o-,, ,,,n.+. m,
N!ASkh![A mHkAI ~ 4utsss1 aV1a aA4t! % ~
hn,ax: nfsaca ~. yrs ea.tSs ne9st !, ~ ns ssra
" santpe ssetcGeteu 90 ~ *tN@St.1s On |aess
aaa !; ~ ~ a. -. utA - HGs " NAIa Ist@
GuHSwMs - mneetats!I atu'et IM@aGm !eT ~ @ nHai
tus sNAy !fGcauuEs en4 tcoAEH H0W1 .fass
VA quoted e..'gI - Ss* aGsk auist xhtio eut r.
- q "S us sst' II: r. ~, @ sa4 VIII th
market apxn. thouEh lhe!e Ntre Kool niaay huJsha
otdrfs 19s asy attf5, IIefs ~ soTle bfSAsaIo u
~ o ~, e III IT, 9l q r. r. axsr
February ~ !oxsT. A"a Ny ~, ~ 'o*sf ;t IA. .
|
, 1877-01-01

Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city
consumption: ., COS: bu wheat, a4l bu corn. $50
bu oats 7rU ryc, =. 367 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected Into store In
this city on Saturday morning: q cars No. 2
n. ". wheat, III cars No. = spriug, % cars Mn
Jdo, IL cars rejected do, = cara no.cradc tBa
wheat1, = cara high-mixed corn, & cars new do,
~ cars new mixed, 15U cars No. . corn, - cars
rcic:tcl do, It cnss grade zeal eorn); s cara
white oats, IT, cars No. do. II cars rejected t,u,
car ro.grat,c 100 uats>; l car No. rye, II eurs
No. . do, car rejected do. car no.gradc IA
ryc,; 4 cars No /: barley, s cars No. 3 do, cars
rejected do. :. CATS no.gradc t10 barltJI. Totnt.
iG. rarn. or 1O1, 900 bu. Inspected out: Is. ais
t'u wheat, J.0S1 BIT corn, 01a ba oats. II, 30
bu rye, IL, TO bu barley.
The following wetetl,c receipts aud shtp.ncnts Of
brrad.tnGs nnd live atoek at this point during the
rant week, md for the corresponding Feeka end
, 1877-01-01
.DY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL. Dec, 3o-C0sTox-ExctanKe closed.
observation-disclosures uhite wheat. iisAliafd. do
ctul, III 3dqaiis 81, No. 4 to No. red Western
spring. 1oste1ns 1oIs 10 winter ttb4d1los 3D. Flour
Western canal, 2tR2ee Coen-Wcaseen mixed, 2743
rs ID; now Wes1ern mixed. 3Ds I'd. 0ats-Amcrcan,
Js21s I'd. BArlcy-Atnericsn - Cd. reas-Ean1dlau.
39s.
CLOVER skxp-Amcr!cau, so4sc4.
PnovisfoNs--bftss purk. o7s. Ffme ncu hecf. sOt.
Lsri-Amtrcau, 64l~ pAcon--touR clear. 4Sa; shurs
clear, 4ls.
TALLoH-Arncftcnn, ~ ID.
TErEotxyM-6pifita l3a. reaned. 2o07ts
LgxatED OIL-.8a 81.
lIkslN-Comu,on. u; Fale. J4s.
6rIHtr8 TrKFxNriNk-3ks.
Enkk4k-FIno American. ees Cd.
AaTwxEF, DEC 30.-PkrEoL1UA-Sa.
, 1877-01-01

let 10; the fifth, for $s,671.4aft7, was on Lots
~ ntnl 10; anil The sixth, for $9,a7f.43 cor-
cred Lots 81 a'Ml n, ali In the same addition.
Us 5a1'9s ms. on Grt9a9' da md Tf J. aoes ~ Se
subdivision uf lstliu nutt Wilder, Of Block, u 7,
AMI s, in the As*cseor's division of tho fraGtIon
east Of tho South Branch af tito Chicago River
q q tf,c N. f. fractional quarter Of Section Il,
sseorec ". Campbell, Assignee in bankruptcy
Of Oliver Ifnpfnc1tt, for tho usc OF y. i. DC
Young, began suit aralns& GEORGE r. Gore,
doing s:ine's b san as George T. 0orc q Co.. to r.
Albert WEsncr flied It'll against E. @. Stiles,
4. X. stiles, F. 4. Bragg, D. .. Perry and D.
u e6ksa stenss @ sa63en 81 q psfs ut
John Jacob Astor>s Addition TO Chicago, In
which he claims half interest.
Charles upssaEc Il Co. bcEaH suit nEatnst +.
ior taooo; and % third against ". I. Mcnncssey
Dcns!ow 4 Dush, for tho use Of y. 2. Dens,
low ard 4 F: Bush, commenced suit Tor $3,ooo
against the Pennsylvania Company
THE CALI. ruEsDAr.
JunnE ntonngrr--ca'l Of pasted eaaes. begin
n3s " 12 Sshe1st ~, y ,9 9uek Is m, mn ,o7
~ III ~ lis I'D, is and III inclusive.
aSsss 49, H. i H. III asS 40 so t
JvnaE MoeRT- i, i, j, and on new calendar.
Irnuk lsouEa.-sct cares ,1o7. Koeppe u.
nike; a,6ao, Flynn ": Hutchinson. md !, ,h72,
Webster ": fIt''bur9, Fl. Wayne s Chicago Ra|'-
!rp:E lAnii-eto, OH 10 600 inclusive. except
South Park co1ntnIsrloncrs ,vs. Dnn'cvy. on trial
5rnah ri; r. fsnwEIL-So cali Mcclure Vs. Dun
JupaE WlLLIAxs-Goes 10 tho Criminal Court
JUDGMENTS.
, 1877-01-01

HOG PRonuCTs-wtro moderately active, With Tt.
lie change prfccs 1last coe per 100 liz higher.
owing to tic tact Of re.y amal, supply and holders
Of nronc& we're ases In their views early. but
unable TO command adrante. though, lard assn
stronger In 1esponl. tetn& quoted up to s pef ia
iba. considerable part OF the business trantacstd
In tnrnInE ffun ora month to smother u The
current differences.
Tho DUTY Commercial Huiiestn RtFta the following
Ia the psogtcAa Ut packing At the potuta named,
, 1877-01-01
nREG1lUS.

NEW TonE, Dec. 10.-nuslneM light with commits.
sion houses. Cotton goods hry held b. sScats. Nc
dgum and dark prints In fair demand. and printed
shtr1lnEs doing we'll. Glnehars auict aud steady.
Worstcd co1tiogs n fair reurst but casslmcres leA
RctlYt. Foreign goods remain quiet.
, 1877-01-01

The following wcrn the receipts md shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty four hours ending At o'clock
on Saturday morning. Tho corresponding day
last year wa4 New Years Day:
, 1877-01-01

CkKvxLASp, o., Dec. au.-PctFoleun 6ln3 State
white, ITO tcat, &c.
rIrrsnraa. bee. 3o.-resrolrum quiet! crude 81. 81
a. e5 u rnfket's; retucd sc. Philadelphia delivery.
, 1877-01-01

Loxpox. Dec. 30, --Anount Of bnlion with.
drawn from tic Bank Of EnglAnd on batsnco 10.
day. I'll. O0D,
Consols, mnney, and account, "a 7.1tt. ...
American secTrtica- '65a, io4S SIS. 1os<
10.4U., 1os4: new 5s, 107S; New York Central,
100. cx. div; Erie. p!i: preferred. II,
PANS, Dec. 30.-Nentts, 1u:f 12!tc.
FnAxKrnnr, Dec. 10.-untted States ponds-
New in. 1D!.
, 1877-01-01

f5tccn tamg-Sbfppe4 for &1Ic week, To-, 7f1 pcs,
nxAtpsf 81 i{a pcB week ast year; E1Hct Abf.
fH7a prs alnst IS B71 cs corresponding
riod In 1873.
MISS ronx-wsa moderately active. and closed
sooa' s tme sa"1s ~ ~ s"n n .s n.. cS,.s
Ealrs reported Ut 100 hr'A cash nt Si6o7]St 800
". as'sf saaast5 3:o o..
nt $l7,NEjl7G7K. Total. 17.T:0 brIs The market
closed at SIT % nr round lots cas 90 selfer
1.,n.rx = r,ikI7 ~ So- E.Jrusrvt .ril xt7 s7,ta
17.En sclieF March.
Extra prime PORK WA quoted At 3i1. 751i3.Uo.
, 1877-01-01

posTox, Dec. 3o,-wool II rerr du!tt. Fine held
hs. mostly above tho rtcws Of buJerr. o1dets sro
Indifferent about realizing. Other neeces quet sales
Ut Ohio and rennsylr An!a to- GU lbR At 45s I7c, Mich
lssn, ~ 0D lbs At &C. Wctteru q, 800 bs 1t 17ka
4i,tc contlns hnd dcaine o. TOO ths At +r75oc Tor
washed conbing and telatne; 11}$Raoe for nnwAshcd.
Pulled most of acssnble grades held fnl ow dults
sslcs U5 6lxJ lDp 1t 3sa&7c.
, 1877-01-01

Tho following were tho exports from Now York
for tho weeks ending as dated:
IJrr. 80 Der. n, Jan. !,
tH7B. th.tl lSQ7.
Whcat, b.. .......,:....... .la5'aTi araIi 49,.
, 1877-01-01

Tha ecoteh hanks ahave the!e axeA !sus e. c 471
Tho lrla banka AhoSc their n1r4 IsAur. 7s CTS
The average stock Of bullion held by thu bank ot
England ia both departments during tbs month
ending tho "2d Of November WA G:,t. 6,7, ,s7H
being decrease of C., 3iB, 1p9 a. compared with
tho prey NINTH, ant! IN iuryca.n Of EN ~.
when compared with tho aanie period last ycar.
Tho foiIuw,ni: are the amounts Of npcc,e held by
tho Scotch and irish hanks during the month rna.
Ing tho .atlI Of November:
Gold And silver held by Tue Bcatcl hanks p3o ia
Gold aad slse ser held by the 1riah bAnkA...., lAkHi1
blAns0
Being an increase Of 200. 400 ~ compared with
the previous return, and m lucrcaac Of El0l, ,44t
when compared with tho corresponding period last
year.
GOLD AND aHEEHDACKs.
Gold was l0Qtt1l07 In vrccnbacks.
0fcenbacks weso O3}s Gt03!s cents on thu dollar
in gold.
, 1877-01-01

kE,1L I;NTAVI; WANTED.
1VAETED-TQ ngY 4 HOUSE AS&D & LOT ,,,,i IN
w good location. suitable for sHH(l faulty. VIII
rar cash s. !AD or 43f1 AAanu moEtRa9Go ct that
aWiaut mud Klyr ceAF lot WabaShay. worth S1, tU.
tAud1rs4 20, TrtAunu office.
1tTAHrEl,-cnrrAGEs on LEASED Li}Ts, WERT
w hIlc. for kansas inTM And caals. II Exchange
DulIdnG.
, 1877-01-01
A Remunerative Week In Local
Financial Circles.
Good Demand for Lonns---What
tho Cicarings Show.
Tho Produce Markets Moderately Active,
but Easlcr...ProTisions Steady
Wheat, Corn, and Oats Tend
Downward.
Tbs Progress Of Paoktng-The Brsadatuffs
Movement.
FINANCIAL.

The denand for loans WAS good at the banks last
week. Towards the end Of the week The appIlca-
t!ons from the Board Of Tssda for settlement day
were pressing The packers snd provision men
were liberal borrowers all through the week. For
The arst lme in many weeks the loan market was In
= condition suggesting closcness. The c'esrtnRs
show an Increase Of general business compared
with tho corresponding week Of last year, but the
figures for tho entiro year DO not make favorable
exhibit BY the aldo Of those Of 1s7i. There isa
decrease Of 4 per cent and, notwithstanding tho
decline In prices, tho business Of the year fails to
show the improvement that wss erroctcd OF 1t nt
tho clone Of 1875. The operations Of December
Of this year were only tr,1e more than per cent
less on The face Of tho ccar!ngs than those Of last
December, which proves that shs volume OF trade
ii quantities has been greater. ~
The currency movement !G At last reversed. The
orders from the luterlor hAva been slowly dimtn'
iattug, and during the past week the daily receipts
have begun 10 exceed the Shipments.
Rates OF discount remained At E&tlo per cant to
regular custometa at the bauka atcs on the street
were per cent and upward. ...-. -.
New York exchange was quoted s&75c0$1. 90 per
81, coo disconn! between banks.
The cleAr{ngs of the week aro reported ~ follows
BY Manager D. n. Hale, Of the Chtcsgo Clearing.
, 1877-01-01

FHEH TRADE In TNAEElCE.
The recent address Of the Manchester Chamber
Of Commerce urging tho people Of England and
r.nr, IN u.e o1t thrir ,nn,.rnre IN favnr nf Inn Yc
enactment Of the Frcc Trade cobden sreatr OF
LOW eonsase M Aos v-.," y. snS sss,.,
OF FFee Trade. Under the treaty, Englahd mas told
.uo "a" t.A 4uo.o :. -" ',sSs a,..
Franco than during tao equal preceding pcston.
and Franec has sold Enr]nnI Of its cntumodjttcs
fust tw,ee "a mueh ~ II aid before rart OF this
wonderful development IL 10 be ascfibcd TO The
, 1877-01-01


IrDII RiLE-32a PER AEllE. 3au.AGtlE FARM 2
miles northwest Of atatc t:r nrr !1 MaEsnlI C9un'
framed iiwtillAxt ROOMS, new haFn 4nl ~ fnnced
thIs Is one Of tho he+t farms In Iowa. 7. u. UUiDs
Ituntn II. l4H MnattauH.st. -
, 1877-01-01

n "a EdlteT ~ tn IFfsNax.
, A. yonf correspondents from Iowa IN regard 10
ths cora crop tn your saus Of tbs 2oh) have given
you no information ln 5ee&td 70 ths crou IL ths
, 1877-01-01

United Kingdom. .E4H .Ha. 1aO G1H,04l,GHs
And "a compared with the month ending tho 9Th
of November. 1875, the above returns show an In.
crease Of E157, s54 ia the circulation OF notes Ia
England, and an Increase of E.,04. 7Ij in tho cir.
erlat1on Of the United Kingdom. TN comparing
tho nbovc With the fixed issucs of the several banks
the following Is tbs stntc ot Tho circulation:
Tho EnE1jah private hanks are heluw thclr
n1Sa tsa4e Ell :71, 851
Tilt EnHlsh ju!lt'stDck banka arr hclDw their
6xEQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-28

Nsw Milk 7c PR quart; skinned 4r; Smar
Case Zoe per quart.
Ice Cream Soc per quart Frozen Custard 25c
psr quart nr III co, sud sent to ali parts of the
city Ice CreAu l;cr gallon Sl.50; Frozen Gus
tard Si.l0
| reiurn my thanks t, My friends and gen
e.o,ls public for their hhernl patronage, hoping
by strict attention - hu"inoss u inariL contin-
ualion Of tho samn.
j. =. FORCE. No. l25 King st,
i'm 30-3m Aleyandria, Virginia.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

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- baltimore, Md, from long experience IN
hospital and Special Practice, will guarantee II
Curo in all Diseases of the Urnsry organs
Nervous and Organic Weakness GenelsI n"aa5 Ev Re-
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nIants. Diseases recently contracted positively
cured in TO 10 days. Dr.: r., endorsed by Inc tno
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themselves in his hands All con:u1tataohns
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OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS Until
further notice tho following will bu the hours
for tho opening md closing Of the mails
OPENING.
Northern mails, 6:4j and 200 p. m.
Western mails, S:45 h. N. and 200 p. m.
South western via Lynchburg and Gordons-
viiIo, 100 p. IN.
Washington and Ohio Round Hill to Alex
andra, $50 p m.
Manassas Division, $50 p. N.
Southern msils, via Richmond and Freder-
icksburg, Va, S:45 q. m. and l:3O p.
CLOSING
Northern and Western mails, 4:I5 y. m and
900 p. IN.
Southwestern, via Gordonsviie and Lynch
burg GOO a. iii.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria to Round
IiIl Va, 500 a. m.
Manassas Division, GOO q.
Southern, via Fredericksburg end Richmond,
Va, Ills p. n. and $50 p. m
Gs,- General delivery window closes al o:OO p'
m. Doors close at 400 p.
ns.~Opcn on Sundays ct a. m. snj closos at
| 03D a. NJ.