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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
TnE Mississippi Pilot, sterling
Republican journal, which has been
publishcd at Jackson, Miss, for the
last nine years, has suspended. In its
laaf iseuo the cdifOr SAYS.

For the last three years the Prior has lAbored
Tor the Republican party at large pecuniary loss
10 the propristors, With the hope that the time
would come when those who compose the party
would receive protection in casting thcr votes
for men " tAeir own choice, and that there would
again be fair elections. Bnt seeing no immediate
hope for the party in the safe, the PILoT will be
discontinued until such time as the State may
Asye in fact what 1t has now only in name, a free
government We hope the time is not far distant
when every citizen Of Mississippi can express his
political opinions, and cast his vote for men Of
hts own choice, without the fear of icing hunted
down, murdered, whipped, or driven from tn,
country.
We join In the hope; and it will
come, never fear. Injustice triumphs
when the people lose their reason
II perishes when they regain it.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
Chicago Live stock Markes
OaloAso, Oct. TO-.

OaIoAeo, Oct. 10.
[By Telegraph
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head. Mar
ket dull, easier. Light IS 5000,
packers rs 10@50 Philadclphias IS 40
@75. s3a5
Cattlc-quiet Receipts $500 head.
Fair to choice TO shippers "a COOS O5,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
Live Stock MARKET

BY Telegraph
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 10.
Hogs-receipts $500, active strong,
light IS 10000; packing Is 3O@5O.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
RUSSIAN STRATEGIC MOVEMENTS.


LONDON, Oct. 6.-From Mukhtar
Pasha's latest dispatch it seems that
the Russians have Withdrawn from
the right and center Of his line and
concentrated their entire army at
Aktschackata, or Kars Tschat, fifteen
miles northeast Of Kars. This is I'M
doubtedly the greatest and most crit
ical affair Of the war is Asia Minor.
The object of the Russians attack is to
cut Mukhtar off from Kars or drive
him under its walls and shut him up
there. If it tails tho second Russian
campaign in AHA Minor will be over.
The army of the Czarovich in Bull
garia waits the arrival of the whole
of it's reinforcement before ventur-
| ing an advance either towards Rust.
chuk or across the Upper Lom.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
HAMILTON co.

MITCHELLyILLE, Oct. 10.--Vote Of
Beaver tp., first precinct, for Govern.
or, rep. 1875; dem. "a greenback %.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
LEE COUNTY.

State ticket gave democratic major.
ity Of 400; both democratic represen-
tatives are elected; the independents
elect the Auditor by 500; republicans
elect their supervisor by large ma.
jority.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
DIES MONIES co.
POLK co.

WALNUT, Oct. 1O.-Gear 12S; Re-
publican majority of 16; Representa-
tives have majority of s.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

Stanley Matthews will probably go
from the. Senate on to the Supreme
Court Bench.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

NEW York, Oct. 5.-The steamer
Massac husetts, from Providence to
New York, which went ashore on
Horizons Point last night, lies 400
feet out OF water. The passengers
consisted of one hundred and twenty
five gentlemen and seventy-flve la
dies, and arc all safe. The steamer is
fast on the rocks, and full of water
up to the main deck. She was heavily
insured. Considerable of her cargo
was thrown overheard to tighten her.
She was new last May, 1926 feet long,
46 feet beam, 76 feet beam over all,
and thousand tons burden /; had &C.
commodations for 220 persons exclu-
sive of state rooms, and was really q
floating palace, costing half million.
The cause of the disaster was that the
piston rod broke and stove hole in
the bottom.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

Tho Policy has probably made
young Tom Ewing United States Sen.
ator from Ohio.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
p,aasters Of the sea.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 5.-The steam
err Constitution was towcd to Mission
Flats, scuttled and sunk up to her
guards. During the afternoon Q num-
Der Of tugs and fire engines were
pouring streams into her, and she Is
now full of water within two or
three feet of the main deck. The fire
was extinguished about five o'clock
this afternoon. The extent of the
damage is not yet ascertained, but ii
is believed to be mostly confined to
the cargo. The ship was about fifty
miles from port when the fire was
discovered. The greatest GOODNESS
was displayed by the officers, passen-
gers and crew.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
MUsCATINE co,
wAs,1YNcroN 20

WILTON, Iowa, Oct. lO,-This town.
chip, Gov. Gear, BOB Irish, l42.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

Tho Republicans of Washington, i,
seems, didnt get home to Ohio in
time %
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
MORE GOLD COMING.

LONDON, Oct. Conc hundred
thousand pounds of specie were
shipped, yesterday, for the United
States.
1t is the intention of Sir Allen
Young to have the steamer Pandora
refittcd for another start for the Arc
tic regions next Spring. He will
probably try the Spitzbergen route.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

DUBUQUE, Oct. 10.-East Waterloo
tp., Gear $50; Irish 10; Stubs s
Jessnp Al.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

the dinner, On tho plea of pressure
Of duties, and says: "Since the insin
nations were made.to (which you al
Jude, conclusive proofs have been
givcnsby the bar, the press, and the
people of my circuit, and, indeed, of
tho country generally, that the vindi-
cation which l Judged it proper to
make was complete and satisfactory.
l thus feel relieved of the inccesiity
OF going into any explanations on
that subject Shut it is inexpressibly
gratifying to me, on my first visit to
this city since these occurrences, to
receive renewed evidence that you
and the entirescommunity regard the
expressions as false and unfounded.
Your letter comes from sources
which give it a stamp and impress of
the highest value. 1t bears the sig
natures of men acknowledged and
known to be the representatives of
the bar and of the commercial, finan-
cial, manufacturing and industrial
interests of this great city. 1t fur
nishes signal proof that no just man
can be permanently injured by on
unjust assault, and that truth has a
greater vitality than calumny. No
state can long exist without a pure,
stable and independent. judiciary.
Whoever falsely assails those charg.
cd with the administration Of the
laws, and seeks, without cause, to un.
dermine public confidence in them
commits grave oflense. The publ,
have right to demand that ever,
judge shall be honest in purpose ant
act, and every such Judge has RICH
to expect the strong, steady and &C
tive support and respect of the pub
lie. recognize in your action
proof that this expectation will no
be disappointed. 1t gives me pleas
ure to observe your sound and en-
. lightened views on this subject"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
SPRING Rock IT., Clinton Co., Oct.
l0.-Gear l20; Irish lOl.

INDEPENDENCE, Oct. lO-Resurns
from 5 townships of Buchanan county
give Gear 6s4 Irish 1893; Stubbs 22S !;
Jessup, 1877
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
ohio Gone Democratic.

CINCINNATI, Oct. lU.--ketuf rms from
las Of the LAT precincts Of this city
and "a of the 40 country precincts
give Bishop 1888; West 1922 |;
Bond 8,S23. Lord, (dem.) for Scna-
tor, over A. +. Goshorn (rcp.) 2O85 |;
Capellar (rep) for County Auditor,
over Hoffman (dem) $50; Hancks
(rep) for County Treasurer, over
Fratz (dem) 243. The democrats
seem to have elected the entire ticket
with the exception of Hoffman and
Fratz, who were scratched for rca-
sons other than political.
The Gazette comedies both branch
es of the Legislature to the democrats
and says Bishops majority In the
State will not be less than 10000.
The Enquirer claims majority on
joint ballot of 25, thus securing the
election of democratic Senator. In
this city the German republicans
largely voted the workingmcn's tick
ct. The w0rkingmen claim that their
ticket will foot up 1900 votes,
though it is not probable 1t will
greatly exceed the estimate In these
dispatches, yesterday, to-wit, 5000.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

Abba, Oct l0.-Six townships ont
Of - give for Gov. Gear G75; Irish $50 ;
Subbs III: Jcssup Is.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

MONROE COUNTY.
MELRosE, Oct. 1O-The vote Of this
township is Gear 81, Irish 1874, Stubbs
I22.
UNION COUNTY.
ALTON, Oct. 1O-U MON county gives
LOO majority for Stubs for Governor.
DENTON COUNTY.
VINroN, Oct. l0.-The vote of BEN.
ton county 40 far ~ heard from is
Gear $40. Irish 3Sl, Stubbs 1853, Jes.
sue 1O4.
GRUMPY COUNTY.
GRUMPY CENTRE. Oct. TO- Grundy
County gives Republican majority
for Governor of $50.
MUscATINE.
MUsCATINE, Oct. l0.--Returns from
Muscatine County excepting town.
ship, which alwAys gives so to 100
democratic majority, foot a. follows:
Gear 1903, Irish / 62, Jessup, 497,
Stubbs, I'll.
CLINTON CO.
LOST NATION, Oct. Metropolitan
majority on everything 80.
DEWITT Cry, Oct. TO- Gears ma
jorlty 81.
GLIDDES, Oct. 10. Goar's majority
80.
ADAIR, Oct. 10.-2 townships give
Gear 81; Irish %; Subbs Al.
DERTRAM, IT, Oct. 1O.-Goar 80;
Irish l29 Jessup 2.
GLENwooD, Iowa, Oct. l0.-Mills
county gives Gear 100 majoiity.
GRuNDY CENTRE, Oct. l0.-Lermo
township. irish 278 majority.
Tho Total.
Dies NOISES, Oct. 1O.-Reports re
ceived to-day by specials to the State
Reaister indicates that Gear, rop2bli-
can for Governor, will have majori-
" over Irish, Dem, Of 10000 and |
little more than that over Stubs. |
Greenbacker. The Republican major.
ity in the legislature will DO 35 or 40. |
In Mills county, Stone, Rcp., for Rep.
rcsentative, who is generally looked
upon as the next speaker OF the House,
10 elected by so majority.
After . close fight in Polk Co., the
Republicans elect the whole ticket or.
cept Treasurer and result In that Office
is still In doubt.
Rsports from Dallas county indicate
that the Greenback county ticket 10
elected except the Representative the
Republican candidate being aleeled. h
Returns from All paFte q tho etate |
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
APPANoosE co.
pI.CK uAwx m

CENTERvILLE, Oct. lO.-Center tp.,
Gear 272; Irish 20S.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
CARROLL co.

CAhhULL tOs
DUBUQUE, Oct. 10. - Democratic
State ticket 125. Republicans elect
representatives by 400 majority.
Greenbackcrs elect Senator by $50
majority.
Republican State ticket elected by
400 majority. Republican Senator
and Representatives by 500 majority.
DENNlsoN, Oct. lO.-State ticket 200
rep. maj.
DAVENPORT, Oct. lO.--OAicial re-
turns, give Foster so rep. maj. over
Murphy dem. for Senator; rest Of
rep. ticket elected except Leonard,
dem. for Sheriff.
JACKSON co.
MAouoKErA, Oct. 1O.-Returns from
six townships give Gear $40, Irish 634 !;
Stubs 35.
TRAER, Oct. lO.-Perry tp., Gear
2O5; Irish los; Jessup "a.
Iowa CRY, Oct. lO.-Monroe town
ship, Irish 5S majority; Cedar, Irish
"a maj; Madison, Irish, 4 maj. !;
Union, Gear ! majority.
DELHI, Oct. 10.-Gear 96; Irish l35 !;
Stubs 2; Jessup 20.
FAYErTE co.
BRUSH CREEK, Oct. lO.-Fairfield
township. Gear liz; Irish so; Stubs
Ito.
IOWA co.
MARENGo, Oct. lO.-As far as
heard from Gear ia, Irish 622,
Stubs 1926, Jcssup 159.
WALKER, Oct. 10.-Grant tp,, "a
rep. maj.
PERRY, Oct. l0-Spring Valley tp.,
Gear 1874; Stubs ITO; Irish %.
MARION co.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. lO.-Gear 54l
Irish 275: Stubs 800. Stones Rep.
maj. in this tip. COO.
ELGIN, Boone Co, Oct. lO.-G ear, re-
publican ll9; Democrats, SO; Green
back, 63.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

FAIRFAX Up, Linn Co., Gear % /;
Irish %.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

MUscATINE, Oct. l0--Returns from
Muscatine Comfy excepting town.
ship, which always gives so to 100
democratic majority, foot a. follows:
Gear 1903. Irish l 62, Jessup, 497,
Stubbs, Ill.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

DUBUQUE, Oct. 10. - Democratic
State ticket l25. Republicans elect
representatives by 400 majority.
Greenbackcrs elect Senator by $50
majority,
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GRUNDY COUNTY.
MUscATINE

GRUMPY CENTRE, Oct. iO.-Grundy
County gives Republican majority
for Governor of $50.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
HENRY co.

DAVENPORT, Oct. 1O.--Official re-
turns, give Foster so rep. maj. over
Murphy dem. for Senator; rest Of
rep. ticket elected except Leonard,
dem. for Sheriff.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10
ALTON, Oct. IO-Union county gives
LOO majority for Stubs for Governor.

VINroN, Oct. 10.-The vote OF BEN.
ton county ~ far ~ heard from is
Gear $40, Irish 38l, Stnbbs 1853, Jes.
eus lO4.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

MELRosE, Oct. 10 Tho vote Of this
township is Gear 81, Irish 1914, Stubs
%.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

A woman asked the Adjutant Gen.
cral Of Maine for a pension few days
ago, on the ground that her daughter
wanted to buy new dress to wear to
campmeeting, and when he declined
to accede she departed, muttering
that he was ga regular hog"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-10-10

DUBUQUE, Oct. 1O.-Two to wnships
Gear 33l Irish l0l Jessup 20 ;Stubbs
, 1877-05-04
Magnolia
Balm
N2.zsSS3sXzzx{

Is certainly ono Of tho most marvellous and use.
full products OF modern science. Tho unitul
testimony Of thousands OF tatties reveals tho
fact tint the MAnNo1.1A BALM Is a sure device
for creating pure and blooming complexion,
It conccafs nlt nat,,Enl blem!shcs in tho most
surprising mil effective manner.
1t removes all rouGhncss, cruptions, retlness,
blntches, freckcs. and tan, With magical power
II drives away all evidences OF fatigue aull OK
cltcmGnt.
It makes tho p1ainost faco beautiful,
II gives tho complexion dazzling purity. md
H1nkca tho neck. face, ard arms appear graceful,
rotlnd, md plump.
1t n,nkca ,natron OF o. or 40 look not more
than 20 years OLD, and chaugcs tho rustic maiden
tntt1 cultivated city belle.
The lEt7ao'ha Ilain. ren1o,rs all Mrnishts aud
eonceds es~ry tlratc3ack 10 beaMtV: as teaQs d Is
q harn.le,s q. tsater, Is 50 hfslRe n ha e0acts
that Ms c!otttt 0bsertfr cannot detect ft8 rue,
Lalica villa value pcrso1iaa ATTRACTIONS, and
WHO hope to make themselves ATTRACTIVE to Tho
lords Of crcatlon. can make an nl,sollte certain
~ Of 1t t'y using llngan's MAGnoLIA BALM; anl
,sc Isnow OF no other way, II they require any
kind Ut cosmetic ut all, Ia which they eau b.
ccrtaln of Il; Il 70 the clleapest preparation in
nt any drug storc.
, 1877-05-04

CATTLE-Thcsn wna marked improvement Ia the
cnttte market. both Ia the character Of tho demand un
In tho eitor ut rrIccs. Imycr n,ore Numerous
than on tia dsy bcorr hut osc prekcHt took Lol With
nppArcnt confidence. and nthouah tho scccInts
wcrc fully Lon head In cxcc~a Of The Number reported
for Wednesday,. nearly nt tho nyerfns taken, aul
In not few instances At advance of stDc. AdYtccs
from the EA1t lndenc Aomt~ nat trnrrorct state Of
tradu there. and, unless tho remaining dnys Of tho week
wttncsA 1nrHcr "ruA than now stcnts probab1e tho
chances that prices will further Improve. Bales ha.
mn extreme ranEo Of S1.oo73as. Hall. Patterson 4
Co. fo1d 10 n. Hsch Two cAtioas Of extra steers At
tho latter ngurc.-thc highest obtained during tho pres
cnt week. H. 4. Mallory Bro. and 10 head Al $3.50.
With tho nhovc exceptions sAca wcre reported at
s3.:. whl1o tho hulk sold within range Of e4.Go
@6t5 for fair to good grades weighing from Loo 10
I,41 ~. 8tnekt1S In demand It H. 71a4 a. and
bu.clcra stun ut aJ.to34s0 There fair Inquiry
for ychls At 81. oo9o.on. according 10 quality.
Extra rcevcs-eradcd stecrs Wrish.os $50
ckotco 1icoyes|Finc fat, wei.torrcsi i. ''@"'o"
{earto = ycar'o stecss, Weighing t, aOt3
oeoa s;: ;eers, v:ixh
tns l.MI, 70 Lao NJ 5.ooss+as
n IaE ~ g ~; n!:: -; 4s,a4a,
csnnl1n u rhaHe E1wa for city Slaughter,
weighing HCGto 1Gn NJ. .....+..,..... J.b034.bQ
stoekGMtt!c-con1Mon Cattle Weighing TOO
1nieor1 so hin hsifsi; :;ass
L4A au auaIawag siecrs. -, ..,......... 2ssa1 u
Fc1l&-rct nO NJ fudtf0NJ },
, 1877-05-04

Fl; fiSSHs q: saV=srthsai.' sas'i g. g
's:s i:;s; * ';:: n 4. s' a'ssa
ft4 TtN1l.s1sc :ts, s1nall. 9let bss, :Bu,
s.s4rs i,!s' III IT. es5ss VI ri ri rc. ne.
ErkT EEr1*z1aFt ~! s's,sa ~, a,, 2so
s;: Isl II ;a:s,s :' ;s,::te TN. xe.
:s,S .f ss IT, III kS: :s,f: Ct i:t s;''s Vii IL!
eGnss n.a I: isas - aseVom"an. ~ 1ssi *a.ooa,,o.
'''SS; ! Is I: A =: i! j! il: tssG il 'ss 's
**is ;'ssh As 3.sss 4 s,: o,,sn, TIM. N,
9aot.t1on e !urEn.laa a.s III Rsira: % y s!ss
IT, S.ssS ~ Il @ .fs !: M .4
i IT, h:s!ss! sses H. T.
III a~ :tI, H., tnS 5ts xs
si !, pts ss ~ = n, a. ;,tta. Hi.ts! n
istpt..!ns s,s: asp';n.; s1.s: r.;
a;: :t 9: ssiss:t sse - 4 ss*' '''e' nat.
ss essfaf st IT,. 1T q
fairly slocked md y the .hinpIoE ,nauify i limited.
e ass: ':s L
n aGa tn:s ~ si:n*ts. oan lota
sssss rs d 'ss 81. ss; sHN sSHssf; i &, ;s
a; IN sss: @ @sn; 1T ss ss;s, ss4 .s
.;saa s st ssfs 1;s "a Il: :S,s! !, I$
lninGis'i. 4 RI @st wore quoted At so FLAX
sALr-Ha4 IN ~ rvGueat and steady cargo Of 20
has becn Etslrehl ly laks klne salt. 41 10; ordinary
s,i. ssoihrse es3s: a:'ss, without bags t35 Aiatoi.
vRAL-WN dull sal casy, under literal o1ertnxa. At
fEnETANkE8-w -werosplsnttfu aal sk,x It Declining
Prlrrs Bermuda t0HAtncs :s1ata: prr hIxI rucuri.
te'. *ts'AE 1nHn lopa 81. Ii. JHr In; sIaArl,
l3:s r. iSr A. s.2NssuA $i.:a per dog, green pcaI,
WutII. I.-was il moderate rcguras sul atcaay. Thu
ostoa JasrsGt n resrta larger eaEss Vt nnS
+ g1!er, ed he stssk muth radisei
Il 70 lhe eject Of tha war oM CDR WOOL trsde soma
believe that the tendency Will bs to deprtsa our As
b p.11t!iegaslyl ~! ac.9a ~ army c!&thias ~ sad
H. M vvoa nSt naa,s n ~ so1 ~ 99Mst i1s
fsateW prlses e manufact4tsIa fur aAsHtrd lois.
eAcr? pay ?tL3G leae for mixed ut8 from Tho h4s Of
general feesYen: Wh.''el necer. hn., III 1Jci n,c.
ainH, 3ts.31eS ao Goa1ss% SFr1scs ncsrc. unx1sted
hncs he2fy ~ llxEt 2s1e: lo and nIrIiuu IT
II good, H1sS
, 1877-05-04

NeIlgou1 d!apatt1 have invaded thV fpd{au Rm.
ptrs, aud tbs lIindoo4 and the Mohan,iiedxna arc
now at ioR1crheadA about the celebration OF oe Of
ho1oz o! cerGain xoidesA ths lluianlnlutians
hAvo habit Of disgu!slag Themselves Ia different
Ws!s. commemorative of certain mythoieSlcal Or
Legendary eYrnts. This year the lintUos adopted
tvs sAuo prat lice. bat te lunorat!o III. taAcn ~
~ HAUL ~ ths AlnIllnselan+, wll0 tsonyat that
taueict tlat tho 1tshdoo4 were atlvpt,3 thre co..
tunes N u.ockrsy ii tbrls religion. Tho English
authorities intcEfsscd " pscycnt tho tnno.atlon.
Slxt& u make sush changes !n theIr religious rites
~ MeEe deemed ~ be In accordance with tho prog
xrea4 VI kAs aKe.
, 1877-05-04

Total.....E3a 4os, io1 E,o, va $50 Els, all aa7
Tho quantity OF Iron aud stool manufactures or
ported was 4io GIG tons during the dnt quarter Of
1877. against 41B, hlo tons IN 1S7o, and A73 quo
tona In 1879. Hut heee. again. tho moderate rr-
; coyefy liza boen effected only by great fall in
price, Tor tho exports during tho dest quarter OF
1879 "cro valued At f5, COS. 285, and In 1877 \
, quantity nearly A. great wns vntncd NJ orty "a
151 pOl-1 loss Of nenFly m per ernt Tn s.lt With
ont imnort.nt rb.,gn IL nr.,tt.- ~. 49,,
nortsd n. s.,,. ,. ~ eau ~ s"'oe OK.
; P"''su AAa '1"ea 'Eoh' @Aaf' oof 10 1u1tufo'
, San Francfsco Chronicle Aortf ~
/, A dead level Of nrjecs-n nerfrct utn cns,tor.-,
WIZ on'J eaaiacIetiat'c or tho Informal session.
, 1877-05-04
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, 1877-05-04

Improvement no'ca 1t tho beginning Of The week.
The demand for dried fruts continues active. and
prices arc still hardening. rsnncs and nipple" are
rrecsrng tho attention of spec"lat"'' mil a. they
control most of The stock nnw here, nrteca con-
tanno 10 work npward An advance of &c wna cs-
tablished YESTERDAY. lnssns, currAnt*' and black
berFic. wcfe htm Fan wcrc In fasf demand, and,
excepting decline IN NO. : maeRetel OF atc per
't'bassc'' were "hhoni 1hotahic ehancc' Ihcso
was no 'mntosement IN tue ont1es anu cheese mar
kc'H' s'eathcf was ht1ncf. IN sympathy with m
ADVANCE ~ tac hast' o's were doing fairly
seou aen'snt es'ds'n2 ~ Renetsi'5 htaaa5 prices
NO msrked CHANGES were apparent In tho hagvfng.
tooaecos eoal. sno wood markets.
A+umust "as W 4a'F ncMhnn at the Jarus anu
aosks AZ sssent p.'ces. naeu"afa ana na''s wcsc
s.ca"5 anu tn't'{ aet!'e' Inc WOOL and eroom'corn
mat.e's "e's qe.et anu unenansea. tliaee vera
, 1877-05-04
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!, TliE POLITICAL DESTINY OF CANADA. NJ
GOODWIN EMlTu.
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III. TIE NADloAlETEls AND ITS LESSONS. ny
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