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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01
MORE FAVORABLE.

At 2:40 P. n, there seemed to be an i'm
provemen, in the condition of Represents
tive Stephens.
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Gcsofuls vas considered iscurabIe until
the great discovsry Of "Hollovays Pin
and Ointnent" asshed upon ths void.
Dissasss which bsfls the kill Of Tie medi-
cal schools, readily yield 70 these pserIe..
noediee. Scurvy, Eyipelas, Salf kheum,
itch, and all eutaneoOs esurtioas are cur.
49, y then. % ceas PER box q pot
eo6Aw
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

vital WoAkAeeo or depres.
sion; . weak exhausted feeling. no ener-
Hor courage; the result Of mental
oveE-Work Indescrotious
or o1Cesses, or some dra in upon the
:ysesm, u always cured BY HUAPRREYy
nOAEOPAralC SPEIIFlC no SS.
Il tones up and iuvigor.tes the system, dis.
pes me COON and dependency, imparts
&!eegth and energy.C-stOps the drain and
rejavenates the entire man. B..o ns.J
twe9ty ys,rs With perfect succes. by tbou-
s.nds Sold BY dealers. Prios, 81 90 ~,
:inf.s ~. val, 70 % q $500 Per pactas. Of ~.
Ill a receipt of prics. Addr.- NM ~
ID1Efy AOHEOPATHIC 1RnsTyse
Co1RAAH. S62 ROADWAY, new
nea&.E0asr1 Asnt Ls.v.vw,k.
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DIED.,

GIEB Near Tonganoxie, Kansas, JAM
uary %, 1877. Mrs Gieb, wife of John
Gi.b, and sister Of Henry Metz Of Tonga
noxie, aged 81 years.
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Election Over,

But Insley Bros are still buying good
mules. nov3O-wu.
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| Ponds Extract.-Experien serves
to show its range and power. Try it for
soreness, poin or laneness, external or in
| ternal.
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What tn. sili... Require.

Since ;orpadity of the liver lie the chief cause
ofi,s disorder. it il evidest that what the BIZ
ious require il an alternative st;mulant which
will asou.e II to activity eject that s follow.
I'd by the disappeanace Of the various fymP-
tons indicative ofifs derap gen Mt Hossetter's
stomach B,t.srs invaziablj achieve the primary
result mentioned. besides eMoviog the cons;i-
patton. hstulence h eat burn. yellowpess Of the
ska and whites of the eyes. pain IN The risat
side and under the righ. shoulder. naus q. YER
tigo and sax headache. to which bilious invalids
are peculiarly subject. As 3 remedy for chronic
iEdig srion, mental despnnd, nc and nervous
ness, he B tiers are equally efkcac Gus. anu as
Q renovant Of lost vigor, . means Of arresting
premature decay, and . tource Of reiief from
the inrmiti.s to which the gentl.r lex is peeu l.
Ariy subject. they may bs thos oushly relied up
ON
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Ponds Extract.-Used alike by
the medical profession and people, it holds
position held by no other medicine in
this country, or. herhaps, the world.
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st. Louis Live stock M aFket
ST. louis, January 80.
Hoes-Quiet and easy; light shipping IS % s5 60;
packing So 1896 10; fancy, <6 20S6 %. Re-
ceipIs. ) 500
CATTLx-Lower; good to prime shipping steers.
S45sa4L; light, 15e4 90; fair to choice
cows and hefers. $50 al 90; siOckers and eders,
So % a41z, com fed Texans, % 25.s4 10. Re
ceip,s GO.
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ANrHYTC WHY do you ri,k
Ay46N Xos all your lack on one
depbtful thing, when you can make success
sure by Offering Customers choice of TIE $50
lov-yriced and fast telling books when are
completely represented by sample pages, bind
Inys Illustrations, ETC., IN our wonderful new
GRAND COMBINATION PROSPECTUS:
1t contains picked, popular works on every sub
ject. Absolutely excels everything csc for
Agents, and all meaning tusi-tss should send
iasfaniy for particulars to sCAaMsL 4 Co
sussstf ST. LOUIS No.
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TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

For AL diseasss oft1e Liver, Stomach aud Sp,ecr
WILL CUBE DYSP
must OWN hat your
Simmons Live Regulator faily
deserves the pop1 arify it hss at
IxiEei. IS fam ly medicine it
has no eqaal. Il Gu eli my wife o.
ma ady had counted incursble
--thst wolfstsae Of our American
people, Dysp. psis.
A. Z. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Public
sesoaI, P.-i,h of Tereb onne,
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York Money Mark ct.
NEW YORK. Jansarv So
GoLD-Opened at 81 '55.. and closed At 81 a5tl.
CARRYING RAITs-sH to 5 per cent. Silver liars,
81 ses; greenbacks. 81 "a; golf coin, par.
Gov ERSxEsrs-Ponds dull. but better feeling.
RAILRoAps-Bonds generally firm.
SrArK-Secu,ities steady.
SrocKs-Msrte', which declined X to p,r cent.
early in the day, was frner towards the Close and
prices recovered = TO IL percent.
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Ponds EXtract.-Th There is 10
swelling it will not abate no pain it will
not cure. This is the testimony of those
who have used it many years. Try it
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LEGAL.
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS. Is
In the Probate Court in ard for scid Comfy.
In the matter Of the Estate of
JOHN COGAN, Deceased. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Letters
IN OF Administration have bsen granted to
the undersg ned ON the Estate Of John Cogan, late
OF ST. Louis, 81. Louis county, Missouri, de-
ceased, By the HororaDle, The Probate CouIt Of
the County OF Leavenwort,, and State Of Kansas.
sted the 18th day Of J .nnafy, A. d. 1871. now.
all persons savins claims against tho said IA.
tate ar hereby noIided shat they must VT sent
the same 70 the IN ersigned for allowances. with
In or year from the date OF said Letters, or ey
may be preciuded from any be ell o; said Is
iais; and that If such claims be not exhibited
within three years alter the date OF said letters.
they shall be forever barred
THOMAS BUCHANAN, Administrator
Of the Estate of jim C0GAN. Deceased.
January 18th, ls1. ian20- dIt-wSt
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ct RanNrsu

( ST Bankrsp
Jewelry Sale OF
the &c n fury.
reate-t bar
gains ever offer
ell. g. ds at
less than one
quarter their
wholesale cost.
Must be sold 10
satisfy creditors.
EeHcNlNN
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~ THE MID PoWD -
gsssCURESs 4

~ T@ MILD PVW1
SssCURESs
HONEORATKIC SPECZFICN
Esen ia seperal use fss tws.fy years
EvefyWherc pVved tks WS.t BxfR
SIMPLE, ECONkNlCACon6 EFFlClETI
ms. .cinss KNOWN. hey 6fe J6s1 VSSj
the people yans, sayinE tlHe % 6sseJ
avertsas sirkness and sMMsfZnE. Ia
sin5ie sp.ciac che we'll trlea fFesefIP:
ton q an cinI,ieiI: pay sictiin.
Eo. CUES. Cent.
!. ErrcTs, Congestion, Inf1-na.io-s. IS
2. Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Cole . +. =
s. Cry.nG-Coiis, or Tecthins Of inilnts, IS
:. DiaTrhGa, Of Cbldren or Adults, /. IS
s. Dysenic-y, GririnSG, Bilious Colo, I. Is
c. ChoIera-Norbns, Vomiting, IS
:. CousEs, Gods, Bronchitis, =. -
6. Neuralgia, Toothachc. Facerch~, {. %
9. Headaches, SicS Ueadaeha. Vsrriyo. 3
-. Dyspepsia, Bihozs Stomach. IS
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, 8
l.. Whites, too fruf,ise Periods, 1. IS
l. Group, Cough, liiicult Breathing, T.. I. IS
IA. Salt kheun, l-ys.pclas. Erupuans, g
is. Rhen:natisI;i, llieunatis Pains, .
&c. Ee.er and AS,;c, Chu Fever, Asues. g
L. Piles. bind or t.stdins, 9
Is. Ophthaimy, end sore or Weak Eyes. -
10 Catarrl,, aen;e or oLTcnic. Influenza, s.
50 syhoepin g-CcuSh, violent coughl, /. 50
q Asthma, oppressed Breathing, %
g. Ear D:.S harges, paired hearing, . 50
a. S.rofula, enlarged glands, swellings, 50
"a General Debility, Physical Weakness. 50
as Dropsy AID sclnty Secret;ons, so
g. Sea-Sic,<s,ess, sickness ftola riding, 20
q. Kidncy-Diseasc, Gravel, 70
S. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness
OF involuntary discharges, LOO
a. Sore Mouth, Canker, 50
So Urinary Weakness, wetting the bed, 10
81. Painful Periods, with Spasns, 50
q. Disease Of Heart. ralpitations, etc.. %
IS. Epilepsy. Spasrns. ST Nitus Dance Il %
81 Diphtherio, liberated sore throat. 50
s. Chronic Consest:ons All Erupdon,s 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case Gfo-ooco, with above o. largo viais and
Manual Of directions, 5000
Case Morocco of 20 large vials and Book. 6 %
SThese remedies are sent BY tho
ease or single box TO any part Of the
country. free OF charge, On receipe Of
price. Address
humphreys'
homeopathic Medicine Co,
o0ce and DEPOT, No. SCI BEoADwAs, NEW Yo1I,
For Sale BY all DsuSstsss.
Theo. Egersdorf and E. J. Humphrey
4 Co., agents at Leavenwor,h.
iunel-eOd.SW
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Scriptural Authority.

ain the early ages of the world perfumes
we're constantly used, and they have the
high sanction of Serinurol authority" The
patrons of perfumes at all times have been
considered the most polished people in the
world, and in this age no refined lady or
gentleman considers their toilet complete
without the use of some delightful scent
like DIR. Prices American Perfumes, which
are really the gems of all odors. d&wlt
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At midnight Mr.. Stephens was reported
to be in comparatively comfortable con-
aition, with 10 immediate danger of a
fatal result.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01

epalaigs olos viii mead a.ythias e.
60 . 49, hnnek d&1S
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Alexander ii. Stephens is dying of pelvic
neuralgia. He suffers great pain, which is
only partially relieved by sub-cutaneous
injection. His mind remains clear.
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President, at ten O'Clock to-day, signed the
Electoral Count Bill, and will send a spe-
clal messase to the Senate announcing lis
approval.
Alexander IL Stephens is dying OF pelvic
neuralgia. He suffers great pain, which ia
only partially relieved by sub-cutaDeous
injection. His mind remains clear.
AN IMPROVEMENT.
At $40 p. II there seemed to be an i'm
provement in the condition of Representa-
tive Stephens.
MORE FAVORABLE
At midnight Mr.. Stephens was reported
to be in comparatively comfortable con-
aition, with 10 immediate danger of a
fatal result.
TIE PRESIDENT
in his message approving the act proving
Tor the count Of the electoral vote, says he
believes the bill gives assurance that the re-
suit of the election will be accepted without
resistance from the supporters of the dis
appointed candidate, and that the highest
officer should not hold his place with a ques-
toned title OF right The message also al
ludes to the imminent peril the country
has escaped through the adoption OF the
act.
The document further declares that in DO
instance had the Presiden, of the Senate
exercised the power of deciding disputed
election returns. In such a case as this,
where the result is involved in doubt, it is
the duty OF the law-making power to pro-
vide, in advance, lawful mode Of settling
the difficulty One of the two candidates
must have been elected, and it would be
DEPLORABLE SIGHT
to witness the controversy as to which
should receive or hold the Office. No
party or citizen loving their country can
sacrifice too much in preserving their
country. True liberty and progress only
exist through cheerful obedience to con-
stitutional laws. The bill is calculated to
meet the present question. The country
needs and requires peace and harmony
between all sections.
NO FEARS OF WAR.
LONDON, January SO.-The "Po.t, semi
official, says: I'VE may hope that in the
oour.e of the next month the assurance will
Begin which will rectify the strong expect.-
tons now entertained that the prospect of
. European war is obviated."
POOR sLADE.
Professor Lancaster took out new sum-
mons to-day, against the spiriiualist Slade,
and Simons, his assistant, for conspiracy,
and also agains, Slade under the vagrant
act
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BALTIMORE, Nd, January 80.
Constituted western, new, active ard firm,
57i4S5sc.
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Wanted.

You can always sell a good mule to
Insley Bros, q, the Mansion House stables.
nov30-wtf.
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SIGNED By THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, d; C., January 29.-Tie
President, at ten O'Clock to-day, signed the
Electoral Count Bill, and will send a spe-
ciai message to the Senate announcing lis
approval.
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HOME MARKETS.

TINES OFFICE, I
LsAvsswoRry. January 50. 1877 !
icossgcrsn DAILY FOR TIE TIMEa.l
PrndnCa Market
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Sehenek's Pulmenie syrup, Sea Weed
TOnie. and Mandrake Pills.

| These deservedlr cel-br TED and popular medi-
| cioes have Effected . revolution in the healing
| art. and proved the fallacy Of sev,r4I mAxims
| which have for many years o0sttucted the pro-
| eress OF medical science he "a 8. suppostion
| that Consumption IL II curable'' deferred phv
sici.ns IRON .remptinz 20 dnd remedies for ,hst
| theme Ives to death without making an effort 10
| escape rrom . ON which they suppose to be
Conm%p"s On. De- esrss s"S that il Ia. s es
cured IN . very 9, ca number Of cases tome OF
them apparently aespe-se one.) BY schenck's
rsme medicine ia c nnecs.on with Schssck's
i Sc. Weed Tonis s,d Mandrake rills, one or
DO b, according to the Tsquir mer q Of The case
rupted good health for more thss f1ty can,
wss supp. sed ct one time 10 be ct the very gate
sfdeath. his vhy sl~ians h,vIrs pronounced his
He was cured BY the siorraid medicines, and,
since his recovery. many thoussnds similarly
affected have used DR. echesct's prepar.tions
Nth the came remarkable su cess
,uli directions sccompsny each, mskirg IL
NOT soeo uteiy rece- sarJ % pens ,naily see DR.
schenck unless patterns wish ,h If lungs exam.
his principal once. Corner sixth and Arch Sts
fhilsdelOhis, every Monday, where all leaen
for advice must e addressed
Scheuck's medicines are fold by all druggists.
janis l.eod
RUPTURE cured In nom 30 70 30 day. BY the uss
Of the Triumph Trus and Triumph Rupture Rem
edy, manufactured By the Triumph Company, -
Bovery, y. and 1915 Chestnut Street. Phila.
media At the IA ss.on Of The Gr.st American In.
stitute Fair. Send 10 cents Tor their new book.
dAvip
Popular illustrated book (2eo RACES, MAHHooD,
woMasnooo MARRIAGE! Jmpedimertst to Mar
mage; the cause and cue. Sentseesyeiy scai'S,
pest paid for 50 cents. BY Dr. c. wBrrTIsa- Gil
Z. -
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LYos's KATHAxIoy makes beautiful, g'o@y. mx.
urianf hair prevents il falling cut or turning gIy.
II has stood the test Of - yean- sehafoingiy pr.
umed and has no rival. nax2.tc-eod&v9i
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Ed. TELEGRAPH ASD MRssKn GEP,
Macon O..

Eavirg had daring the las. twenty years o.
m lie 10 attend 90 Racing Stock, and having
had 20 mu,h trouble with them with Collie
Grubbs. e.. gave greet deal ct troub e
having he ,Tl Of yoIr Rec Elator = cure Tor q {
above Diseases concludei 20 try IT. sfie Try ins
oae PaC-hGE IL Nash 1 found it 10 cure in
every instance it is only TO he trei to prove
what have nd in its praise. l can send you
Cerufcst from august, Clinton q Macon, as
II the ours OF - Horse.
GEORGE WAYMAN, Macon, g., Jaiy 2sih
1875
Genuine, Prepare only by J. II ZEILIN &
60 Fhilnds mia Pa.
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Popular illustrated book (2so rages) MAHHooD,
woMaNuooo MARRIAGE! Jmpedime,ts to Mar
mage; the cause and cure. Sent seesyeiy soal'6,
pest paid for 50 cents. BY DR.. c. wBrrT1ER, Gil
ST. Iharlcs Street, st Leuis, No., ths great
epecia ist. lead his words.
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- - Gnnns TRAnE.

INV YoaK Tuesday. nov. l3, 1877.
TIE packaee ire e a7 bee . aTs . NJ, agie =. In ' ,hs
aslest, ana OF itoi-.omoutl chaiaciei S'ri OLE aie
i,t r doe ,irga 11ers lral h. -oah uud ry,l ne
West JoDbci- relor, Aslt u'"r ts 4 i"ir, 'iS ,. or
'au7,s PRINT, drs gods &C., n -l1
DE d.nn I'D with both agents au" job
i.T srG in # come. So may aspect Little or no change
O0II0N G5oi,-r There are no new features 10 report
ilg -"o,s afg M .s"1 g.'' , @r. being in very fht
'tH0,rv -TrtrIHc- AND aUIGTEGs- Leading FOUR
win arrn.s u-v.Ies fner orders w,r- also of lD
sanlr, and va, .lcnrs slow II sale, rglces Gu Lead
fLE3cHIb SHiEriSGs ANDsuETIEcsa are ial. "a;
demand There .s saA.l ta.r n ir" air il.-'' '
BaOWN DHfLI~-A l.r deaAul ilr q'7 i' sAo"H' '''
CIErIOf~ . uodrrate business been done in few
OF tr most popular mases Du outside o nese There ' NOM
CoIJ0N FLAyNELs- Low and medium grades are fairly
toIT0S is Itrtsf inquiry for these, but ae
DYED DUcK- AEu DENIES ar. go moderate demand
fore nv NJ the "il'e -- otherwise duii s1. 81 .
Tictl>G- SD 7lli'.ts ae nn,4-se. Tire u' nan" 10
AMI, .. .i'rs. roa ai5' 10 a.n III, . socd
csrI el.fi- .i J.c, 3d. aua sac, 90 days. s,audaiL
fi,iz Is-5obu have p.ru ua ne lDeul distribution
qui weeping fnr inquiry for some Of tr very choicest
vs. r m certain '"- -'. '- ace ii - 10 h.'' ,'''
r IS ma ads uoyg moderately. st,csso d4r nnce arc
%. i,ree quarter iu, ana fl.Iies nor.'. have stop
- aII- rurs,y reds reduced To zoe and Wash'ns
HAMS ere u s's'dv and molerafe demand ee.t
ms. ~ aIts- being u most relative c m1nG hJ rs
1l.s mr,. Dlsuan a laln- ueir selections Staples are
1co,iToE DG-s GIoi- ore rather quieter The best
o' , 20 sidy riires les ds-r.bi. makes ise quiet
net business ~ IoDhcr- -aaec- maainf iii "i-
H6-i ,. ffu to extreme west have been tai
ha hot m".' iit .f Aln i'~.. .I .-' ' ..s e.p,--
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al Slh closing 81 s1a hid a. 30 asked: do. Do
GmDer ~ - aasl SSH closing 81 % = hid 81 81 asked
NE-lo2c better good export demand saes 5l0n0 bush
western ~ a. &C. nea ~ all Tfc; state nc BA riley
Firm moderately active Ort aud mailing demand sales.
80 OO0 hush STATE d4fc twOr0wrd. 80 fS2c ourrOwed.
Hpr 20 arve 10000 bush Western Feed BARLEY, - 1Jc
inal 4c Green Peas steady. II 1881 so southern Black
Eve Peas quoted 81 CJdf2 20 two bIsh. bag CORN
Ia c better good export fair lone trade demand moderate
setcu,I1ai{e inquiry sales, 4S4.09O BUSH including
MIXED. Csc; No 3 03lte 3ac do IA store, GA
Yellow Western, &C steamer Mixed November closing,
6Sc bd 90 &c. asked; 90 December 62c bid 81 &c aSsed
do January 81 biz 62tc asked No. November CD nc
clio nE, "a bid. 64ac asked do January, 6jc eosin7,
60 BID. Coo, asked Ats he better sale, ~. 90
No. ]. dOci No White. 44c; Mixed Wesier 81 IA 9c.;
Whie Western 50 fi3c; Mixed state acc. Nhe state 40
Gf3c including 2u0DD bush. No Chicago . % store TO-
euu bush no Whiie last htl Novelb 40 &c ~ Ft ED
-Ioafse frmer, fairly active; 40 n and so 70, Sls0f2O
Sharps s20dF2j Bye Feed Tl9o $50 .- BEANS-Far de-
maud market for Murm and Marrow. with only mOdtr
arrivals. Marrowz. 80 OdK2 Do Mediums - 150S2 2u:
kidney d 4l2S2 40; White do, 81 oOQs2 55 choice
stock.
CUNSa Es-Dull lowor. Domestic tagging IlaGll asc.;
20 rolls ,Ornd soll ai auct on &C.
nav AND ~IRA N-SteadF receipts less liberal, DC.
ands fair ay-No m River shipping 800 55C; Retail
qualities. O00rOc. ANA Glover and salt 4ON4ic., straw.
{ 55c for Long Rye and 40a i5c short do aud Oat
cash.
HEMPs-Iute hus quiet oai82Isc sales 500 bales p
m Boston 100 bales. 2c; Jute nominal Hemp, dun Ma
mia. &c.. ~islL Jaac. gold.
HIDEs-Qalet weak sales, 90 Dry Montevideo p &c.
$40 Central American l9c, both gold 100 Iruuo 200 Porto
Platte, private terms.
HOPs-An prices firm Medium grades quet, but Low and
Choice lots aciiys for and consumption receipts
liberal; New-No ks, new. 5dl3c Eastern. new, 6Hl2ci
Wsronsins new. lgc warnings 3a5c; Olds ali groWths
2a3s.; talfo mans. 10 ICE.
LEArHEk-Hemlock quiet, in good supply low grades
easy crop quiet
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,r,x rrNAVcrAL MARKETS..

- xor sT2, Times ~ is financial column D, say ysT
D Ir 'ouonc w. t,s become completely disorganzed
once ae .srre Of any disposition 20 purchase NO
qr.ato Ions s,, sla5o P. m-U. = bonds lS67~ loo'si
N,rer- Cgi % 56 -Consols aGii,e FOR both money
lUNtoN Soy. ~. taiwsv shares. ! D. Pans adNces
al ,, AVE- Fc- cent rente' az IO' "''1' ~
q ..ouue w.-lllfnOis Central a. lhe
InsuoN Ng ,'..t ireur from the Bank - England on
un o esl OOO silver Is en- ted at "a a. per ounce
La.1Hl Cd fg 4q00 u'-CrrsOls 96-is Tor money 20 =
LONDON 49, r- Il tonis. four and oae-h1li pof cents
icr ihe r agcs 0os Ilie 8aiwsy 81 rae lg,s llnl,.s
Jos -", rt-srv Central. L. Parts advi'es quote
Clir ~. al 100 francs - centmcs for the ace unt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14


BOSTON Nov. 13-Coton quiet: Mildlng II PC. Low Mid
ding iic: Ordinary l0c net receipts 81 bales
gross 1923 bales; exports 10 Great Britain none STOCK
RtfTs0RF Nov. l3-Cotton firm: Mdding 1879; low
Ndiiur lO5c Good Ordinary lOa-c.; net recr pts -0J
slles 2O bales spungrs 20 bacs; stock 0,l-3 bales
CgARLFsTON. Vow i3~tOtOn quiet ana - ally - dGlnR
lOs.e Low NiddnG 1850. Good Oruinary, lo'8c, net
receipts 29OJ exports 10 France, none sales 90
bales. stock. S23t2 bales. ..,., -
GAIvF,TOy Nov I3-C0ttOr quiet Addln 2 10 ac.i Low
Mddnug Zoe. Ordinary, 5as 70, net receipts, = n
bales exports coastwso, ~ sales IO0O DAes socA o.
LOUISVILLE Nov l3-Co.tnn steady; Middhng. loiac
MOUuF Nov I3.-CotfJu easier MuiuhnE, lOs lu2e.i
Low MifdHng. 97,1iOc. 0hOd Ordinary 3ea 'Tci net
receipts sos bales exports cOastwlse l5s2 bales sales
1000 bales OK. 3s 40 bales. ,,,,., ,,,. 49,
Mdling. igc.; Good Ordinary, 9'@e mes receipts t5ul
baes gross. ,30S bales; exports 10 Great bH hoe
coastwise, 20 France. none 70 llS o"uhoN~ or
bales 1000 bales, stock. lbl, Az bdle-
PHLADEIPHIA Nov l3.-Cottou steodyi Mddine II g
Low NldWg N isc cool Ordinary, O'rgc net receipts
30 bales gross 35 bales; exports % Great But ~ none
sales go bales; sales spnners 559 bales sOok ""Nf
bales
SAVANNAH. Nov l3.-Cott0u steady: Mddhng, l0ec: Low
Middlng, 10 Good OriurF, J'-Ci net Erceips t-o'
bales. gross 47OS bales; cxports colstwsc none % Great
Britain, uone 10 France nome Sales AO1l bales siOcA
1jZlo bales.
sr L0ur, Nov I3-Cotton quiet Middlng, l0isc: Low
Mddlng zoe: Ordinary gssc receipts lAi bales
shipments J4i bales Sales 1890 bales stock losZ5 oaos
WOOL MARKET
PHILADELPHIA Oct 13-Wool quiet prices unchanged ana
firm; supply light
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. L. Nov l3.-PTint Cloths are he'd firmly
at % c cash. Tor standard 3nd Extra 6iX14 oh.fs or
3'sc, 80 days. for futures to January bong cecinsdI