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" 5000, Sup. Pub, Education.
These salaries are over those given
m Texas and Ohio, and as large as
those allowed in a great number of
our largest States.
The offices of 1t. Governor, Su.
perintendent of Public Education and
Secretary of State, it is proposed
should be abolished. The Senate can
chose its own presiding officer, while
The Secretary of State might he re-
tanned, but the officer is superfuons.
Public Education in this State will
never amount to a fig until the sys-
TEN is thoroughly localized. Let the
monies paid in be turned over to
parochial authorities for their man
asement. The Legislators are re-
duced in number to one from each
parish and District in New Orleans,
and "a Senators should be sufficient,
when 76 does for the whole Union.
The sessions made for 80 days, and
Biennial.
The Judges are Topped down con
sidsrably. The Supreme Court to be
one of law alone. All m;slemeanors,
petty offences, and all crimes not
punishable by hard labor in the peni-
Tertiary or with death, to be tried
before local Magistrates, without juyy,
and fines, labor on roads, and levees,
to be inflicted as punishment on Of
tenders.
By this means tho saving to our i'm
poverfshed people will amount year
Iy to the enormous sum of $443, l00
Does any sane man suppose that
Amendments will do this thorough
work, which the taxpayer demands,
and Which must be done j.?
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Nicholas Keefe', deed
DY virtue of an order of the Honorable
- Parish Court, and in order to e.
feet a partition among the heirs at law
of Nicholas Krcfer, l will sell OH
Wednesday, 9th day Of January, 1876
at the place of last residence Of the DE-
ceased, in the parish, all Of the movable
and immovable property belonging 70
said Succession, as described Oh m
Inventory.
Terms Of Sale.
CASH-suhjcct to appraisementt;; It,,
SAMUEL RAINS,
Representing the Heirs Of the Succession
Dec. o.-tls.
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NOTICE..
SALE OF FERRIES.

SALE OK t'Ehh1Eo'
TIME public are hereby notified tha !
| will offer for sale at Public Aueno1
at the Court House door in the town.
Natrhitochcs, between IL o'clock Ill., '''
2p. H., on
Saturday, Goth of December, Il"
all the right, title, and Jurisdiction y
said Parish over the following 'el'''
to-wit:
At the Mouth of Bayou Derbanne
The Strong Ferry, Oh the Saline 49,
The Ferry across the Bondieu, ~
Mouth of Cane River. ..,u !,
The Ferries will DO sold for CAeH ~
Parish Paper, for a term Of 3 years ~" ~
first of January, 1873. Purchase.H 1tt 4
give bond and security for the 's'Q'D
performance of their duties. ,r F.
President Police jury
Dec. e-tds. .
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Texas wants war with the "grea~
zers" of Mexico now; last year the
Austin Statesman wouldn't fire a gun
for the Constitution of the United
States or for Tilden either.
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Gordan and Conkln have INDUCED
in a tilt. Conkfin has shown himself
the coarse brute and blackguard his
"style' would indicate him to Oc.
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The American Congress is at pre-
sent discussing relief for the people !;
:. low tariff and silver money is what
they demand.
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NArcHITocHEs, IA.
RESIGNATION.

WINCHESTER, TENN, Oct. :. III.
have this day resigned my position OF
Agent to my mother, Mrs. L. WalmSley,
in view of other business engagements.
Gil. WALMSLEY.
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D.d.17L. T.. SCARBOROUGH,
ATTORNEYlN FACT.

WILL practice in the District and
w Parish Courts of Natchltoches,
Winn, Sabine and Grant.
All business intrusted to his care will
receive prompt attention.,
Office with W. II. Jack Esq, Second
Street, Corner Trudeaux, Natchitochcs,
La. Dec. ely.
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NOTICE..

As my son, George L. "almsley, has
this day, Oct. Sth, 1877, resigned as my
Agent, l do hereby accept his resignation
and all are notified that ! shall not here
after consider myself bound by any OF
his transactions.
+. NALMSLEY.
Winchester, Tenn., Oct. 8, 1877.
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Judgment
c. A. Mathis, wife ofW. W. Jones, vsher
Husband

Parish Court, Parish of Natchitoches.-
No. 1851.
IN this case by reason of the law and
| the evidence being in favorof tho
Plaintiff Catharine A. Mathis, wife Of
W. W. Jones. it is therefore ordered, ad'
indeed and decrced ttat the community
of ac4uets and gains heretofore existing
hctwreu her and her said husband b
dissolved. and that she resume the ad'
miuistration of her separate property
described in the petition with full auth
ority to manage and control her separate
property without the assistance Of hd
said husband, and that Defendant pay
tho costs of the suit. Done and signcdln
omen Court on this Both day of Nov. l67,
(Signed) p. A. SIMMONS,
Parish judge.
CLERKS Office, [
Parish of Natchitochss.
l hereby certify that the above iss
true and correct copy OF the orlsna
Judgment on file in NY office.
' Witness my hand and official seal this
18th day ofDccember, A. D., 1877.
". II. TCNNARD,
Dec. 15-3t. CAA
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cst from dates. Special mortgage to \.
Arantc,l and vendors privilege retained ~
secure the credit toms Of ,il. uurch,s'
price OF said lan'l>, and the sale to ~, n,a' '
with the clause Of non alienation f. ".
prejudice Of the privilege and mol,uaua
retained.
d. If. BolLLT. JR.,
Dee -tHS. Sheriff,
Judgment.
Annie Bullarl, VS. T.. {. Co,bitt, her hus
band.
Parish Court, Parish of Natshtocho.
No. lG777.
TN this case, on trial. by reason Of n.
L law and the evidence being in favo r
of the Plaintiff Annie Bullard and
against the Defendant, G. C. Corhitt i
is ordered, adju'lScd and ,lccrcrd that ths
community OF acqucts and gains hereto,
fore existing between Plaintiff and h.r
said husband I've and the same is hrrehr
dissolved, and that she do have in thu
future, the right to administer and cun,
troll her separate estate and that Defend.
ant pay all costs Of suit.
Done, read and signed in open Court
on this 9th day Of Nov, lS1'77.
(Siyncd) /. A. SIMMONS,
., Parish Judge,
State of La. Parish of Natrhitoches
Clerks Office. (
certify the above to be Il true sOt
correct copy Of the original Judgment Oh
file in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal this
18th day of December, 4. D. 1877.
W. II. TUNNARU
Dec l5-3t Clerk
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WOOD.

OAK and ASH wood in any ,;',s s,' i
livcrcd at prices to suit 20. ar Mrs. y
orders left at NJ. II. CaTvfrS' o.
A. Burkc's promptly att'n"e,"n 11Jyys0N
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Hayes' Message.

It is usual for first class Journals 10
rive their views upon the Message OF
the President as they appear; howcV~
or, we do not propose to Say anything
more on the subject than that 1t Is
about like all the Presidents messages
we have ever read apassable piece
of grammar; silver; for rcsump-
tion-in fact a message in full accord
with the people who put Hayes in,
the .'busiucss interests of the coun-
try,' and about the time this same
"busincss interests carries out their
conservative policy there Will be but
two classes of people living in the
United States, the extremely rich and
the extremely poor, at which time
everybody will find out who and
what the "bu>inrss interests are.
|
The Monroe Observer, one Of the
best papers published in North Louis
lana, advocates the assembling Of the
people in the different parishes of the
State (shuull the Legislature fail to
call Constitutional Convention) and
the election by them of delegates to a
State Convention having for its pur-
pose the framing of an organic law
under which taxpayers can live il
peace and prosperity.
We fully second the motion of tht
Observer and suggest that, in the
event of the General Assembly rcfu
sing or ncglecting to call q Constitu
tional Convention, the people at once
pctition the Police Jurirs of their res
pcctivc parishes, as their represent
ativcs, to call elections in the diff
fcrcnt parishes for delegates TO Con
stitutional Convention and for a yot
at the same time for and against til
said Convention.
A new Constitution the people ar
determined to have, and we fear on
Legislators will be bulldozed out {
calling one by the many 'iDtercsts
Of New Orleans.
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NOTICE.

Succession ofGeorye Quincy, Deceased,
DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Hon.
ID Judge of the Probate Court Of tho
parish of Natc}itoches, state ofLouisians
and to me directed, will offer for sale At
the Courthouse door, at the hour Of N,
Oh
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Januoryls7,,
the following described property belong.
ING to said Succession, to wit:
The one undivided half of the panta.
ton known as the "Gurney Place." and
situated on the right bank Of Red river
descending, and containing seven hun.
dlvd and one (7ol) acres, subject to the
usafruct of the surviving widow Of said
Quincy.
Terms Of Sale:
CASH-with benefit of appraisement,
NV. TESSIER,
Dative Test. Exc'r of George Guruey.
Dec 5l-tds.
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It will DO seen at glance that the
saving under Democratic 'ulc has
been uuder every item. Nor does
This show all. Fees are paid IN cash.
Witnesses and jurors get 'a"1u'
money for their services. There has
been 300 per cent more convictions
before the coults. The Jail and court
house have been put in repair anu
there is not one do1|ar Of the current
expenses for the yeur 1877 mp"'"'
while there is sufficient money to
meet promptly every expense yet TO
be incurred this year.
We present this as a Democratic
showing in contrast to the Radical OK
penses of 1876, the cheapest they e'e'
ran the parish.
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Wisconsin has q member in Con-
cress named Pound. He must be a
fellow of some weight.
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"Vcyctne," says a Boston physician,
has no equal as a blood purifier. Hear
iny of its many wonderful cures, after
ali other remedies had failed, visited
the laboratory and convinced myself Of
its genuine merit. 1t is prepared from
banks, roots and herbs, each Of which ls
highly effective, and they are compound
ed in such manner as to produce as
tonishing results"
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RHEUMATISM IS A DlSEASECF THE
RI00D

The blood in this disease is found to
contain an excess of .fbrin. VcTctlnc
acts by converting the blood from its
diseased condition to healthy circula-
ton. Vcycline regulates the bowels
which is very important. One bottle OF
Vcyetinc will give relief, but to effect u
permanent cure it must be taken. reSu-
larry, and may take several bottles, es-
pccially in cases of long standing. Nege.
tine is sold by AL druggists. Try it, and
your verdict will be the same as that OF
thousands before You, who say, II never
found so much relief as from the Use of
Veyvtinc," which is composed exclusive
~ of Banks, Roots and Herbs.
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J. J. McCOOK & Brov
Have the Celebrated Chufa Seed for
sale, aud they pay the
HIGHEST CASH FIGURES
for Cotton and Hides, and have a full
assortment Of goods at the lowest cash
prices. Nov H-*mos
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Practical.

Figures, that wont lie, show a con.
t,os; between Radical Scalla~ag an"
Sccro rule for the year 1876, and
native white mans RUE
for 1877 in Natchitoches parish
Cut this ont ant keep 1t.
Paid for Printing by Radicals in 1870;
Radicals Q57G) s1l4l'"
Democrats, Q5T0 s2'9'V"
c, SS2.70
Pay Members, Clerk, Treasurer raF'
ish Attorney aud Constable:
Radicals ,.t'n ~:
Democrats 90 90
Saved
Contingent Account:
p,,;,,,s SlGI3.52
Democrats ''''''''
Saved 7''''
Cost and Criminal expenses
p,1;o,,s S5947.75
nou,ocr,ts 459o 81
Saved l'fo'f'
Pauper'Fnnd:
Radicals o:''''o
Democrats 4..0U
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A Lay of the Lost Cause.

[Charlcston Is. CO. News and Couricr]
The following lines were written
10y the late Earl of Derby on the fly
leaf of a copy of his translation of the
Had, presented by him to Gen. r.
Z. Lee. They are touching evidence
of sympathy and appreciation on the
part of the scholarly nob|eman who
was APPLY styled "the Rupert ofdc.
bate" The Rupcrts of the nineteenth
century were, in spirit at least, rang
ed on the side of the South:
The grave old bard who never dies,
Receive him in our native tongue
l send thee, but will, weeping eyes,
The story that he sung.
Thy Troy has fallen-thy dear land
Is marrcl beneath the Spoilcl heel;
] can not trust my trembling hand
TO write the grief l feel
Oh. home of tears! But let her bear
This blazon to the end of time =;
No nation rose 80 white and fair,
None felt SO pure Of crime.
The widows moan the orphans wall,
Are round thee : but in truth hc strong;
Eternal right, though all things fail,
Can never be- made wrong.
An Angels heart, and Angels mouth,
(Nor ilomer's) could alone for me
Hymn forth the great Confederate South;
Xirninia tirst-then Lee.
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Saving $3G3,2 coo.
Legislative Department.
House, per diem, ! member
from each parish, | from each
District in New Orleans, at
81, with 30 days Bienniel
Sessions,
Senate, "a members
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UNDER A POOR MANS AND AN HONEST
CONSTITUTION,
we would pay.
Judiciary.-Three Supreme
Judges, at $4,000 $4,000
Twelve District Judges and
Three New Orleans Judges
at $4,000 $4,000
Twelve District Attorneys
At $1,000 $4,000
One Atty Gcn1. at $4,000 $1,000
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Reductions.

Speaking of Constitutional con
ven,ion. brings to our mind figures.
The people understand them better
and an argument based nr"n Soo"'
honest array generally floors the qnlo'
bling demagogne.
SALARIES UNDER TIE PRESENT cos,
sYyTur,oS PAID CONSTITUTIONAL
OFFICERS.
Judiciary DEPARTMENT.
judges, Attorneys, Attorney
General and Asst, and
Dist. Att'ys Pro TEN. Sl34,"~
Legislative Department.
House, Per diem GO days, 50'''o
Senate 60 1880
mileage not stated, nor
Clerks and incidental expen-
SEES
Executive Dcpa, tment. -
Salaries, Governor and 1t.
Governor, Auditor, Treasn-
rer, Secretary of State, 24,oOo
Public Education.-Super-
intcndcnt, o,ooo
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$1,000
Saving &59,4OO.

Saving $50, 400.
Executive Department. ~
Governors Salary, $4,000
Treasurers' il" $500
Auditors " $500
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. ~. 1877.
soSs cs'%S s.aa.a1 ~se %dss receipts, % fS s S.. rsps:
coasswise a,oji. Sales. a,iee. stock .S54.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan ~. 1877.
sns -? good sn1 .n Sss % 'ss q s.s
i.as4 coastwiss. isel. Sales, a5O0. Stock, a7os4o
,,, MoslLk. jan Is. Is71.
sS.isA sSis Exports ''''"'s' '''' sales loo stock
sAvAssAm Jan. Is 1877.
Sa S,ins is; ai good s.S. Sdln"sy y Net receipts 277
Cotton unchanged; mlddilns. i2,se low middIing; iae
ssSS Ssears Great Britain to fFssn Fnss Sales sas
l,ooo Stock, 6o.l77 - 80 -
Spirit. .urpen.ns dull At s.s Eo,n d" ii" aoior
Ss IS for yellow dip and virgin. Tar auie. at 81 so
oswrGo Jan. ls 1877.
:..: ,sSc ssi. Sess .'ssss; s. Si$saSss sss
*b. si% = ssa
%iSsd :. os & Barley dull some "a"ry sn. a, low prices
sIr meal SO g. SS,sa @ s N
Railroad shp@sns mem Fa Flour 900 ibs s-' ger ''"
TOLEDO Jan is, 1877
= 81 ~ offered :fss,aaFy y X; T.Iss u asi
s @ Il ;s ss ;''s$s %$ s'Ns: ss 81 ;I:
ss,ss s' r".: ss Es!sfI:s @
ssss @ sSr vh.., o do Sn do @ ot sS flour
BurrALo n. Y, Jan. IL. 1877
Receipts-Four. $500 bbs wheat. lO.4OO bushes;
5000 do oats. II 0J) barley, 24D do. Ship
mentsFour. 402o hhls; wheat. 10 .ioo bushels corn.
II 900 do oats g barley. 24OO do Market dull.
Wheat list held firm; demand limited to few ears to
milers sales 40 bushels white Michigan al 81 so; 400 do
white Wabash at 81 AZ Corn steady trade light SALE
400 bushels No mixed Western 5bc. on
track at 1sc Oats in fair demand ana rm held at 4oc
45c sales of Ohio, track, 4Oc Rye. barley
%% si no s viz roS g "sa u.s. d % sre ".
iAc in tubs and kegs il5sc Other articles unchanged
Rail freghts unchanged.
CHICAGO jan TX. 1877.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat unseted but rener
o.. "a.
rebrusry: 81 ao' March 40 do. 81 ls4; rejected,
9sc 0Oc. Corn dull and shade lower: 43i,c. cash;
437Ec.. February; 4tac. Mar b. Oats steady and
6c .6ihc Pork fairly active and shade higher; SIC 73.
cash: $6 49, Februnry SIT 10. March, Lard active and
shade higher $40 10, cash; $40 10. February $I1 O,,
March Bulk easter shoulders, &c short rib Sides
light 81 a$7 i5 heavy, " 35 Whiskcy steady and IN.
changed. Rcccipts-Fiour 4.oOO bbls; wheat. II go
bu.hels corn. $4,000 do. oats oooIdo; rye $500 do
barley, % OU do. shipments Flour 1900 bbls wheat
ayo bushels j., corn 7s5 do: oats. 800 DO:
BoardIWheat higher 29's February; 81 slii March
March Oats unchsnged PORK higher Si7 OH, February
s7 1sc, March, Lard higher $40 90 february $II TO-
ARCH
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DO do, do, coupon ll6. ll6ls; do. ten.forties,
registered, 1i3's ll3ss do do. coupon, ll3;. q
1l3x; do. hve-twenties, 1881, registered, 1l05s a
l1lh; do. do., do. coupon, l12 112k; do 4is's.
1891, registered, los 1854.
FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advccs report decrease OF f643 900 In
the specie OF the Bank of England for tho week ending
Wednesday, and tho Withdrawal of f6i 900 bnlou on
balance to-day. The proportion OF bank reserve to
liabilities is Az per cent, against 445s week ago.
Tho bank rate Of discount has been changed md
remains at per cent. Consos are q fraction lower,
aud United States bonds steady at yesterdays closing
prcos, except 1ves, which advanced 4 per cent
at London, and were quoted at Frankfort at 1925
Erie preferred from II 1877, the common re-
naming steady at 9l. Rentes at Paris were shade
higher Tho specie in the Bank Of France during tho
past week increased 20 103 00Ot and in the Imperial
Bank OF Germany 1s,45s 900 marks. Last quotations
are as iollows:-Consos, Tor money. 95A 95}:; do,
for account, 95I 95's old 65 bonds. 1855 105
'G' bonds, 100; ten-f forty bonds l09 new hves do
107; Erie 9i4.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out In coin interest
slos o00 and in redemption of called bonds $l9e o00
Revenue receipts to-day, $780, 000 customs receipts,
$50 600; bank notes received to-day for redemption,
5000, 600.
PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
The receipts Of produce, &C.. at Chicago, from jan
uary to 10. 1870 and 1871 twelve business days.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: sPor QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY AND 1890. Slice HIGHER
FLOUR ISACTIvE-wHEAr EAsIEE-coRN
rIRM-oArs BErrER-wHIsKEY LOWER
PORK QUIET--LARD QUIEr-pETEOLEUM
DuiI~-spIRITs TUEPENTINE QuIET-RosIN
oUIEr-ou.s FIRM-coFFEE srEADy--sUGAR
FIRM-FREloHrs STEADY.
THURSDAY, Jan. 1s-6P ".
There has been moderate business in most COM
moditics today business being quito generally quiet
Sales. IS rule. have not shown many wide hucsua.
tious, but IN somo the changes have been con-
siderable. Cotton tho spot was in light demand,
and some sales were reported at &c. decline, while
futures were decidedly hrmer and closed steady at
3-32c slice. Naval stores ruled quiet. Petroleum
continued dull and nominal. Flour was inactive.
Wheat easier Corn firm. Oats better Pork and
lard were easier whisksy lower. CoHee steady.
Sugar firm. Oils also irm Freghts duh hut
unchanged.
CorrEE-The market Rio and mild coffee was quiet
but steady We quote Ordinary cargoes l9c io4c. ;
fair do. 2lc 2i,4c. good do, 21iac. 2ls4c.;
primo do. PC. 224c; extreme range Tor lots. lac.
= 24c santos, fair to good, 2oisc. aihc. gold
90 days; Java. government bags, 23c. 24c. do
grass mats 23c. BIC; Singapore. zoe. q 2ic. !;
Ceylon zoe a2lc; Maracsbo 1896. 2iSc.; Laguayra
1890 s2l1.c: jamaica l9c 20c: 81. Domingo l7c.
IKE Porto Rico. l0c. 2lc: Costa Rica lie Nc.
Mexican zoe ale; Manila. 100 2Otsc Angostura. 2Jc
22c. savanlia. 1870. a2ic.; Curacao lsc a 20c.
CorroS the spot continued dull of SALE with
ther small transactions c under quotations Al quota
tons there plenty Of Sellers compared with the
mand and the figures must be regarded being
tent nominal For future deliveries the market de-
cdedly i,mer opening with an advance Of is.c-
advance was well sustained and ~ the last eaI prices
had advanced 332c sc. There was little easier feeling
prices showing the day aisle. Slide
The closing prices to-day compare with Wednesdays as
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SAIL 4oo bushels grain from store at I'd. 60 lbs 800
bales compressed cotton at o.d p bhs. rosin at is
Sd 10 hhds taliow at b. aud steam. "a ~ bales
ton. compressed ut o3.d 900 cheese at 4Us AS
To london per steam, so bales hops private aud
by sail, iWp bbls rosn a Is. 3D. Charters:A Swedish
brig. hence to Lisbon. with 1.2'p bbls. and 2.vp
eases refined petroleum on basis Of 5s. per bh. an
American bark tnow at Boston,, hence to Java. with
2'.o cases do at " Norwegian bars. hence to Liv
erp"o with 2spo bbls. resduum at 5s German brig.
hence Ia oporo. with .j hhls. refined pri
vae terms German brig $50 tons hence to o Grande.
via Richmond with Hour at ~ ~ and prmagc: Ameri
can bark q tons hence to River Platte. with general
cargo on private terms American hrg as3 hence
I" Porto tic" aud Back 4Dc. American schooner u
hence to Kingston. 4 amaica at Al gold
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$4,000 L ) 500. G. '67 i13sk
1900 n q Gis. sneciai

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
PROVIDENCE, Jaa- is. 1917.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 1S, 1877
CottonFuures steady; upands low middling ella use,
shipped January and February. sail, SD.
OILS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. ls. 1877
Refined petroleum, lsd. per gallon.
LONDON, Jan. IL. 1871
Refined petroleum. lstd per gallon spirits Of petro.
leum Id l5d gallon. Spirits OF turpentne 34s
per cwt.
ASrwERr, Jan. Ii, 1877
Petroleum, 4siSI tor fine pale American
PRODUCE.
New York Produce Exchange Report
LIVERPOOL Jan. IL, 1877.
Pork-Eastern hrmer at Sos. Western dull 7Os. Ba
conCumberland cut dul at AIS 3D. short rib dull ut
AIS. long clear dull Ais It'd short clear dull at
44s Cd Hams-Long cut dull ass. shoulders dull
34s. Beef-inda mess duh at Dos extra dull
lUss.; prime mess dull ut sos. Lard--Prlme Western
dull at 52s. sd. TalowPrmc city duh ut AIS. Cd Tur
pentine-Spirits dull 36s ROsn common hrmer
6s 9d fine dull at los Cd American choice
at 6Ss. Lard oil--Nono In the market tour-nxtrM
state steady vt 27s Wheat-No spring steady at los
1Od No do steady at los I'D winter Southern steady
lis I'd do Western steady ut los. "a Corn-Mxed soft
ste sdy NJ 27s. ID Tor old aud IT'S. sd. for new.
The New York herald., 1877-01-19
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