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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26

EG- Children under II years Half Price,
under years Free.
Gs- Round Tickets to Milwaukee and Re-
turn - 80 more than above prices.
~ Round Trip to Grand Haven and Re-
turn So 30 more than above prices
sEss- Tickets will be on sale at all the prin-
cipal stations on the New Orleans st. Louis
and Chicago Railroad between McComb City
Vicksburg, Miss. Memphis, Huntsville and
Tuscumbia, Ala, COrinth, Miss, and Column
bus and Hickman, KY, Union City, Trenton
and boldt, Paris Mckenzie and Browns
Vile, Tenn. Paducah and Mayfeld, KY, and
probably other towns in West Tennessee,
Southern Kentucky, North Mississippi and
North Alabama.
Sale of Tickets will commence on SEPTEM-
Der 20th and continue up to the departure of
the train on the morning of OCTOBER 5th, and
ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE STRICT
LY AND FULLY AMPLE FOR ANY NUM-
Der THAT MAY BE PURCHASED.
TICKETS will be good GOING on Social
Train October 9TH, good RETURNING on
any train or date until October 18th, inclu-
sive, thus allowing every one to return at
pleasure and compelling no one to remain
longer than they wish.
Special arrangements have been made with
the very best Hotels in Chicago to board Ex-
cursionists at GREATLY REDUCED RATES
while in the city. Arrangements have also
been made with the leading Theatres, Opera
Houses, Omnibus, Transfer Lines, Etc, at
Greatly Reduced Rates for the benefit of THIS
EAO OhSlON, InuS economy Win
pleasure throughout the entire trip, 1--WE MEAN
EXACTLY WHAT WE SAY IN REGARD TO THESE
ARRANGEMENTS
This is decidedly RARE AND CHEAP
opportunity for BUSINESS MEN, as well as
those in search of PLEAS URE and trip in
which both business and pleasure can be easily
and pleasantlT combined The attention of
the LADIES IN PARTICULAR is also d-
rected to this il is certainly a most magnif-
cent and charming trip for THEM.
Parties desiring to make the trip are re-
quested to boy their Tickets at the EarII-
est possible day, and as an inducement,
, Per Cent. discount will be ma ii e
ON all Purchases made ON or be-
fore October LIST.
For further information address
U. L. COLLINS, IRRELEVANT, TENN.
GENERAL MANARGER OF ExcURsGoX
Or E. A. COLLINS, MILAN, TENN.
Sent 10 l17--Xpz
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If word to the wise be sufficient, we
think a hint to the sick and suffering will
not prove amiss. The HOME STOMACH BIT
rERs, than which none or more effective in
cooperating from bodily or mental ex-
hsustion.
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Kinds Co. Gazette.l

Kinds Co. Gazette.
On the 3Oth of July Elijah Tedder 3 col
ored man bowed down with age and the
sorrows OF this world, living two miles
from town,-without the least show of
mercy or pity, beat his nephew to death.
Within three weeks he was tried, found
guilty and sentenced to imprisonment in
tbs Denitentiary for life. He was carried TO
jackson on the 24th Of August. took the
smallpox, on the Sd OF Sept. passed from
life into eternity. What sad lesson 10 this
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. - w e
take great pleasure in announcing the re-
ception of our elegant line of Fall Dress
Goods being by for the best and most styl-
ish display made in several seasons. 1t en-
braces Cashmeres, including splendid Al
pacca, Silk Poplins, Pangee Silks, Bril-
lantes. Bourrette cloths, Harlequin cloths,
Australian Crepes, Tamise cloths, Black
silks, etc, etc. And magnificent stock of
dress trimmings. We will be happy TO re
ceiyed our friends.
ROBINSON & STEVENS.
Sent aE 9vr
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ROBINSON & STEVENS

BUSINESS For EVERY ONE.-Our at
tention has been called to some new cook
ing utensils, recently invented, which make
baking and cooking a pleasure, instead of a
dreaded necessity. One of which, the Pat
ent Centennial Cake Pan, is so cOnstruc ted
that you can remove your cake, when bak-
ed, instantly, without injuring it; and it
can be easily changed to plain bottom
pan, for baking jelly or plain cakes, bread,
etc. Anothcr-the Kitchen Gents plat
ed boiler or steamer, to hang outside of an
ordinary iron pot, for boiling or steaming
vegetables, etc, which, when done, can be
removed perfectly dry, without lifting the
heavy, sooty iron pot off the stove; and the
vegetables can not possibly burn, as the
steamer does not touch the bottom of the
pot. These goods sold exclusively
through agents to families, and every
housekeeper should by all means have them.
A splendid opportunity is offered to some
reliable lady or gentleman canvasser of this
county to secure the agency tor a pleasant
and profitable business. For terms. terri
tory, etc. write to l.. f Brown & CO.. Nos.
ia and 3l6 Elm street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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We find the following among the Boil
ton items of the Edwards Citizen: The
Brass Band awakened the town last Satur-
day night with most delightful serenade.
10 Professor Isydore Schwartz. of Jackson,
for his valuable assistance on the occasion
We are grateful.
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A Good MAN Gone.
Columbus IndeX.l

Columbus IndeX.1
DEATH OF Cot. f. p. ODENEAL,-This
event, which has been expected for several
days past, occurred yesterday about noon.
Col. Odeneal had been confined To his bed
for a number of weeks. His death is great
loss 10 our community. as he was regarded
as an upright, honorable and public-spirited
citizen. He had reached an advanced age
We believe he was upwords of 20. The
greater portion of his life had been spent in
this section. We sympathise with his be-
reavement.
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Notice to the Public I

THANKFUL FOR PAST FAvORs AND
Il wishing continuance Of public patron
age. / very respectfully offer The largest stock
of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
CROCKERY CHINA, TABLE CUT
LERY. ever offered n this market at Greatly
Reduced Prices.
ns- Guttering, and Roofing. Sheet fr0u
Mill Work, done ia very best style, aud at ren-
sonable prices.~aEl
TINWARE AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Chandeliers, and Lamps Of all kinds; On8aud
Burning Fluid.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26

Under Radical rule the total amount of
Tax money raised in the county ranged
from $l25, 900 to $4,000 per annum. And
with this extraordinary collection the cOun-.
tvs expenditures could not be met, for
public debt was permitted TO accumulate to
the amount of $4,000. Under Demo-
cratic Conservative rule one-half the mon
ey is raised from taxation, no public debt is
being created, and the debt created by
the Radical authorities is provided for. And
vet some of our people innoeently ask,
What did we gain by the revolution of
1875?
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BRIDEWELL'S
-MHSSISSIPPH-
y JUSTICE OF THE PEACH

THIS VERY U~EFUL MANUAL
n for Magistrates. Attorneys.
Planters, Merchants, and BuSi m esS
Wen acknowledgement by Judge l..
o. BRIDEW ELL, of CoPIAH CoUNTY-is now
ready, and orders for same will be promptly
filled. The volume makes 430 large and closely
printed pages, and contains;
1st-Forms and Instructions for all possible
cases that may arise in a Justice Court
Civil and Criminal
Zd-Forms of all kinds of Deeds, Leases, Con-
tracts, Partnerships, Liens, Bonds ETC.
making it invaluable to the merchant
planter, and public officer
3d-The full text of the Revised Code of 1871
and all subsequent legislation, pertaining
to the jurisdiction of a Justice of the
Peace, as Civil and Criminal Court. with
an index to legislation Court of In
qulry.
4th-An Appendix, containing existing rates
of Taxation, Fees and Salaries of Public
Officers, the time and place and term of all
the Courts, the Congressional and Senate
rial Districts, as now organized, the number
of Representatives to which each County
is entitled, the vote of the State by Coun-
ties and Districts in 1873 1875 1876 an
Alphabetical List of Postofices in the
State, Postal Rates, Railroads in the State
and Distances from Station to Station a
Dictionary of technical Legal Terms. etc.
all thoroughly indexed.
As the edition small, and the work is not
stereotyped, those who would secure copies
should send in their orders at once Price
in substantial half-binding. 800; in full law
sheep, $3.50, which includes postage
Address
POWER s. BARKSDALE.
JACKSON, Miss.
Jackson, Miss, Sept %, I877-tf
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Mr.. .. p. ODENEAL, an old an hon
orej citizen of Columbus, Lowndes county,
pissed away Thursday evening, Sept. 10Th
at his home in Columbus. He was the ia
Their of Mr.. J. II. Odeneal and Mrs. W. IL.
Perkins of this city. Their friends will
join usin extending our sympathies upon
lheir hereaxement
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26

The Clinton Musical and Dramatic
Association gave an entertainment on the
2lSt inst, which our attentive correspondent
"Wadsworth" reports as IAN artistic and
pecuniary success" The crowded state OF
our columns prevents the publication of a
detailed report of the occasion.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-26

MORE bread and leaven is the rule
made by DooLEY's YEAST POWDER. Full
weight, purity of composition, and excel
lence of result put it beyond competition.
All the grocers keep it, aud say that the
knowing purchasers universally call for
This in preference to all its rivals.
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Tupelo Journal.

.sCan anything good come ont OF Chica-
go:" asks the Boston Post. Everything
z d comes out of Chicago-as soon as it
can get out.-St. Louis Republican.
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OEALED PROPOSALS will be received bJ
- the undersigned until Saturday, October
9th, 1877, at II o'clock, NJ, for furnishing the
Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum with FREsH
BEEF for the year commencing October 18th
Amount required, from $50 to 100 pounds daily
Bond in the penalty Of three thousand dollars
will be required.
r. ?. McGILL, Steward.
Jackson, Sept. II, '77-4w.
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Millinery Notice.

THE LADIES OF JACKSON AND VICIN-
commenced recefYing my FALL Millinery
GOODS. and ~nl get weekly the novelties Of
the season. and will sell at the very lowest
figures The Re-Trimming and Re-Shaping Of
old hats will continue to receive special at
eention MRS. z. T. V1RDEN.
Jackson. Sept. 10. '77-lt.
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EVERY lady will inspect the elegant
Tine of Dress Goods at Robinson & Stevens
Sept. 26-2t.
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ROBINSON & STEVENS.

BY ExPREss-this day.-An elegant
line of Silk Ties, Lace Scarfs, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Lace BibS, Linen Collars and Cuffs
and the grandest line of HAMBURG EMBROID
cry in this city, together with handsome
lot of White Goods generally, direct from
New DIRK.
sep l9-4t. ROBINSON 81 STEVENS.
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JOB PRINTING

Experienced workmen, fast presses and new
type, enable us TO compete with Eastern es-
adjustments in style and price. Send your
order to POWER & BARKSDALE,
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o. L. CARTIER,
Attorney at Law

OXFORD, MISS.
DAYS SPECIAL ATTENTION to business
Il in the Bankrupt Court for the Northern
District of Mississippi
Sept 20 17-4w
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SPECIALLY" Just received ten
dozen Jackson Corsets at 80 cents only.
The best for the money ever offered in this
city.
sen l4-4t. ROBINSON 81 STENENS.
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LOOK at the Dress Goods at Robinson
Il Stevens.
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Received To-day Per Express

ONE CASE SELECTED PRINTS-Au
~ styles
Ladies Neck Wear; Rouching; Silk Hand
kercnlefs; and a line of Hamburg I'm brofier
les that defy competition both in quality and
price Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. A VIRDEN.
Sep26. 17-2w
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Stationery, Book and News Store,
YAzOO RIVE COTTON
Plantation for Sale.

T,uF eureka PLASTATON-one NJ "a
laaiu Of the ighc-t aud most fertile 600
- river situated % the west bank. ID miles
above Iazo0 tItyf contains abUut 1000 acres.
large amount in cultivation good dwelling.
new GIN framed quarters scattered over fHa
place; bored wells good fences plenty af
cypress and other timber title perfect witch
fair cash payment, ample time given Apply
TO DR. D. " BRIcKELL, New Orleans. .r fI
ALEX SMrrH, ESQ, fazoO City iu whose hands
there is "a complete typographical map OF f.a
place.
Sept.5, 77-2m.
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THE full stock in every department at
Robinson Il Stevens will BE- on exhibition
and announced in our next issue
Sept .2G- Il.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O00 EMPTY MoLASSEs BARRELS, a
~OO low down prices for cash.
Sep.6 77-2t at VIRDEN'S.
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Report received and license ordered to be
issued upon proper compliance of law.
Safety Committee reported the wooden
awning in front of Mrs. McTaughlin's pro-
perty on the corner of State and PascagOu-
la street to to be in dangerous condition !;
whereupon the City Marshal was instructed
to notify the owner to have the same torn
down, and if she failed to do so Immediate
ly, to have it done at her expense.
The Mayor was instructed to purchase a
ear load of lumber for use OF city.
On motion, Board adjourned
JOHN MCGILL, Mayor.
w. Q. LowD, Clerk, pro. tenn.
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CALLED MEETING.

Held at Mayors Office, Sept. Is, 1877.
Present-His Hon. John McGnl, Mayor :;
Aldermen Spengler, Lowd, Ward and Kav-
anaugh.
The Assessment Roll was received. and
the City Clerk instructed to give public no
tice that it would be open for inspection for
the next thirty days.
The City Marshal was instructed to give
Mrs. Langley notice that in thirty days the
street would be opened through her lot.
Telegraph bill for 81 90 currency was al
lowed.
AS follows:
Your committee to whom was referred
the petition of j. 5. CescOni, have examn-
ed the same and find that he has the requis
lite number of signers, and would recon-
mend that license be granted him for one
year
Respectfully submitted.
w n 7
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Petition of Geo. Lemon to retail vinous
and spirituOus liquors was presented and
referred to Committee to Retail.
On motion of Alderman Lowd, the Board
adjourned.
JOHN MCGILL,
j, S. HAMILTON, Mayor.
City Clerk.
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On Friday, October 9Th 1877.
Fare For the Round Trip to Chicago
And Return

From McComb City, and bet. McComb and
Jackson Miss 30
and ............,. Il 50
Grenada -. 80. 49,. 80. l6 50
Grand Junction 10 50
From Grand Junction, and bet. Grand
Junction and Jackson, Tenn, ............. IA 80
From Jackson Tenn, and bet. Jackson
and Milan 10 OO
From Milan, and bet. Milan and Fulton,
X, .... w II 30
From Fulton, KY, and bet. FultGRand
Cairo -. -. ........ -. II 50
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Total
$7O.4O7 40
Amount.

Total allowances mot including those for
School purposes) at the meetings of the
Supervisors in 1877:
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COUNTY FINANCES.
KINDS COUNTY.

Kinds Co. Gazette.l
The following is the total amount of State
and County Taxes actually collected and
paid over for the year 1876:
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RosISsoS s. STEVENS.
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POWDER---POWDER !

DEING exclusive Agents for the MIAMI
ID POWDER Co, Of ZENGA, ONO, we pos
sess unusual facilities for supplying the trade
with Powder in any quantity, and at the FOL
lowing PRICES To THE TRADE:
"MIAMI RIFLE
Kegs, 25 MS, FG, FIG and FFFG,......s 6 Is
. ~ " " ~
81 ...... ! -
Cases, n. Cans, "a in case ............ u y
y "a in case j.. ......... 10
" MIAMI DUCKING.'
Kegs, % ms, Nos. ], 2 3 and 4,........ -
h. Cans, leases - each ..........lS y
MINING AND BLASTING"
heRS. ~
Sizes. c, F, FL and FFF.
EsEy- In size of grain eoarsest reads first.
Orders shall receive grompt attention
ROBINSON S STE' Ems.
sept.19, 77-4w.
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CHEAP TRIP FOR EVERYBODY /!

A PRINCELY VISIT To THE GREAT
IA gay, rapid and rafting CITY OF CHI
CAGO, the fairest, fastest and finest city on
the American continent, said by some to be the
finest city in the world, and at this sihe most
delightful, suspicious and attractive Season of
the year, when Chicago the beautiful and gilt
tering Queen City. of the Lakes, and the Me-
tRopolis of the Northwest, is at its zenith Of
life business and beauty and clothed in all its
palatial glory and splendor.
On Friday, October 9TH 1877.
Att O'Clock 4. VI, a. Special
Train, with A nipple and First.CIaS~
Accom- cd atiOns, in every respect, in
Guiding H a. l. L. VI 4 Mp A Il \ a. r.
SLEEPING COACHES. and an Ele-
CANT and well-kept RefreshmenI
Coach, will leave McComb City. Missis-
sippi, on the NEW :ORLEANS, ST. Louis &
CHICAGO r. r., and ruRthrough to Chica-
90, making close connection at Cairo with
the ILLINOIS CENTRAL Il. RI one of the
finest roads in the United States, running
from Cairo to Chicago over one of the most
beautiful, fertile and productive sections of
country that the eye ever behed. 1t is well
worth the cost of the WHOLE TRIP to
get view of the beautiful country along
the line of this road.
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Petition Of various citizens in reference to
sewer was referred to Com mittee on Streets.
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For Rent or Lease.

A PLANTATION miles South OF JarE-
n son,-2Oy acres cleared. we'll ual.r.I
good houses. The place can Doe divided ar ual
For terms apply 10 IS. d. ROSE
septic. 7--lm. Pirkous. Mise
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Ess- Children under II years Half Price,
under years Free.
Es- Round Tickets to Milwaukee and Re-
turn - 80 more than above prices.
Ess~ Round Trip to Grand Haven and Re-
turn So 80 more than above prices.
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POWER s. BARKSDALE.
JACKSON, Miss.
Jackson, Miss, Sept. 26. 1877-tf
, 1877-11-28
by TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following were received BY tho Chicago board Of
Trties
Ltvknroot. Nov.37.-rrtmc mess pork-Eastcsn, oss,
Welscrn. 37a- Bacon-Cumhcranda, 43si short ribs,
4ia long clear. 4Dsi short clear, Al, kbuucfs aSs
fa1os ~ 1arl. 40 Gi. Prime meE bcet.pls, India
mess becf. oss' crtra India meas ilh Cheese. ess
TtIlow, Ioa.
LONDON. Nov. -Liyerpool- Wheat and corn 1rm,
Mark Lsnc-Ctr9oes on coast-Whcat IN good dcmand
fair ayssasa No. sprnR. ols od. Cora atcaiy. Car
goes on passnzc-FheAt Arm. Corn ouietcr.
Hptcfat Itspafch IN 7As Chicago Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-tl:3o .. m.-GRAIK-Whcat--
Winter No. lis nj; No. los % spring, No. i, list
NJ. >. lo4 Id white, No. l, 12s Iidt No. >. II
2Ds gi, No. Z, 2os Sd.
pRov1stoxs--rork. t7s. Lard. 4ased.
LlvxHPooI- Nov. 27-2soo r. m.-GnA1N-whoxt-
whltc No. l3s, No. = ia I'd, club. No. I. ts4 4d,
No. 2, les,ol l'readstaas generally steady.
:. rnoy1stoxs-Lari, t7s 90
LIVERPOOL, Nov. n. - Latest - corroa Ste sdy{
g7lsso{d; sates 10 QUO bales speculation and export
2ooo, American 1000
Yarns and fabslcs 1t Manches.4e quiet aud nm.
changed.
-Whess-lseeetps for thrce days, &c, ooo qrs,
American. ,ooos California white wheat ~ 7di5ss
DO clpb. Ia t0tsl1 Ia 4dt No. 10 No. rcd Western
sprlIE, lOs 4dsblla, d. winter. ios 0d0tisGd. Corn
Western mixed, 2os ed1AA u. 0At4-Americ&n, ii
pnflcy-Americnn.S - u.
pKAs-CAnuI!a1. SIS.
CLovrAsEkp-AmcrtcAn. 4s91ns.
PnovIs,oxa-AfeA pork, s7s. rrtMe meas bocf. OTIS
0l. Lari-Ameritan 43a. I]acon-Lonx clear, 40s,
short clear, 4ls+
CnkA4R-Fino American. e1A =,
TALLow-Anercan, 40A ado Ios Cd,
rETHoLnuN-Bplrsa,7 Il att tuancd III od0l2s.
LINsEkn OlL--1ts Cd.
RxsiH-Common, Il Cd, pale, l3s.
8plRtT4 or Tuapxxt1aI-1A,
Loxros, Nov. :7.-suoAa-No. I. Dutch standard,
2asGb.3t Oh.
LINAkKD OII-10s 1a,
LtxekRp CAxE-Dsa0s d.
ANTwknr, Nov. .17.-FnraoLkux-31sa 3D.
1lYx1pooL, Nov. 77,-FLoUR -ExtrS Now York, t4s.
, 1877-11-28
AMERICAN CITIES.

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wrw vnn. WcS ~ 1-n..s~" "tvh..s ~. .,,,x.
~. shau,h o,cn,nr .o,n,.Ast "t.r,..s. ,.ss ssHtE
~ n..,.1 ,od"n,sn ~ IN ,ss Nv en W
,Ias tss Tts,, ~ ~ g ~. W sp,H s.ss'
@ N'ael >~ a,ess E1pots csu Ieas w.
sen'' ~ W, ~. u"A"1eo spnhe
ss.Nt e.N~ W "u' asu* s n9Aee
.,.. ~ .n.ns .o y ~, - 49, s"I ~.
eAs.so sp,.uS n ~ s1ss" ~. ssv w ~ @n'e@.
20 .ptlaa notemHr Gotn lees tfae'J aeslk
~, ssps ~ vst..n ns. ..sa ~. p.sss sn.s" 1n'ea
snes aarhs r suo 10" w sn9aty near Iae
e'o''' na ~. w. Dss'J Ios ivy 9oo" Mcs'
49, .aS &c.. ~ w.. ~ 's. 4.e' oa' IMsseu
ss7sss ~, ws''s1n eo -. '' 9uo,eu ~ to9t4o'
~. ~ ", 1850 u.s ~ v.tS n,oaeso se!ute'.
.nt..n<", nshi,s Ws.,.., s, ~ !. g. se,e.
.ah1t"tet Wu'.s Hsste4n. hap w ~ aoat11ef 30.
s,~ ~ s.s., "a ~, w. h,t 49, ~. r ~ & ~ n
~ x,r -" '''' s'4' ~ AN@''' '''e'S W.
t,anv,,rox.->to., no,s :, ,,,,. ,.,u,.. r.,
,sery hnt nuotcS Iowrrf sass NJ 10 MI ~ ~ na "a
NJ, h,ls ncS q. 1is ~. ~ 11 .nd N ~ f.mi" a.
ats ~. fop tnrv.15 I.trrrs W~.tsrn mo-.
wnh H,..uhs, ont.,, ,,nt.a ,e,n1a.'. Tss
Sta 1.nta,s -, .ai,s, ,s,.s,na". -, t S,s ~
n ~, jsrua,y an nSa.s ao, rchrnarv -, :" ..,h
ssIe. trrort I'll ~ nn,y "a rs rstwnsrv - S,r r"t
NEST. IL tar ssauc. but auvsed srssui,r IN nrico'
csmbsr % " ouo,ea M i At ane b!d We,torn > sts.m Ind
t.45!, active te's s.riy delivery mainly tss r;
'.oso tes prime It ssssaa az ehioay Il
asEtvo next week nj ~ +o for forward delivery. Vast
en- sss. s.shes s.s .stss. hoy:mess optea aau!sa
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, 1877-11-28

ThsonRh rates 10 New York by lake and rail were
qnotcd At tfsc IN wheat and anont 1ac IN corn.
Rail frclghta vera ttcat5. Rates on CEaIn and
other tonr.h, class arc now 40c 10 Now York. 31c
to Baltimore, 3ac to Philadelphia, Arc 10 Boston
nnd other New England points, and 3oc to Mon.
treal. Loose meats wcrc quoted ut 1oc and boxed
meats &c per 100 M higher than grain.
At NEW YoRK TksrRRpAr.
Nov. o7.-1seccipts-Flour. Ii, Ola hr1a; wheat,
33e, o7s bu; corn, 32o AL bu; oatt, 15s, $50 bu
eorn.n,eal, 1,1a7 ptgs; rye, 20, GOO bu; barley.
210, oa5 bn: matt, 3l,745 bu: pork, CAS- pkss;
beef, !, ,o3a pkgs: lard, I, 7so pkge; cut rncate,
1,01a pkss; whisky, 825 bsls. E1ports-Whcat,
n, 80B bu1 corn, la. 525 bu.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Tho following arc the footinga Of the official re-
port Of tbs grnn IN storo In this city on the oven.
fnn OF SAturfisv last and eotrosnoniIlnu dates: