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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
Husking gloves at E. G. Pierce's
TrulY q MedIeaI Wonder.


Have YOU ever known of remedy for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, Sour
Stomach, Loss of Appetite, Constipation,
Bad Tastes in the Mouth, Coming up OF
the Food, and General Debility, being sold
on a guarantee? You must answer No, for
none heretofore possessed sufficient merit;
We have secured the sale Of this wonderful
remedy, DIR. ShilOHs System VttGtizer,
which we sell on these terms. Will you
not give the small sum of 75 cents to be
cured? Sold by G. L. Knapp 6 Go, Ash
tabula, and elsewhere by all druggists.
We are selling more of SHILoH's Con-
SUMPTION CURE for coughs, consumption,
Group, hoarseness, asthma, whooping
cough and lung diseases than all other
Cough Remedies because we have guaran-
anteed it and it has stood the test. 10c,
5Oc and $1.O0 per bottle. And for Lame
Chest or Back nse SHILOH's PORoUS PLAs-
TIERS. Sold by G. L. Knapp, Ashtabula.
and elsewhere by all druggists.
HAcKMETAcK, a new and delightful per-
fup,a cold nv ahova daalaF
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
WANTED.
65 MIN WANrRDTo Bu,


65 mEN WANTED To Eul BuggIes,
Cutters, Wagons, &c, kept constantly on
hand by J. W Stebbins, Rock, Creek, O., the
best place in the County to buy. It
GOOD FARW WANTED Location
within Kingsville, east, South Ridge. south.
Geneva, west, and Lake Shore, north. I'm
provements and soil must be good; and COM
munication must be in writing, stating num-
Der of acres, and how much Ofeach as follows.
Tile Draining, and size of tile, Plowed Land,
Timber and kind, Meadow, Glover, Pasture,
and how watered. Address, giving private
terms. PW. STRADER, Sen.
PERSONS IN WANT of faecOmInOda-
tions in the way of temporary or transient
board, at the Harbor, while the Hotel is closed
may find such accommodations Of a pleasant
character, at the house of Capt. C. Large. 52tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
jamestown Alpacas
in new dark shades.
Colored Cashmeres
All wool. extra wide, only seventy-hve cents.
Black SiIksI Black Silks! Black SiIksl


Moneys ybuyngs ks
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PERSONs IN WANT of faccommoda-
LOCAL NOTICES.

Prompt Relief in sick headache, dizziness
nausea, constipation, pain in the side. etc.
guaranteed to those using Carter's Little Liv-
er Pills.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
MARRIAGES.

HAcKMETAcK, a new and delightful per-
fume, sold by above dealer. Hi
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
I2O New ShaWIs.

ss5Oup Heavy
OCARLIsLE TYLEs sws Low Prices
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Great Bargains in Flannels,

Heavy Shifting
Twled Red Fanne
Anns
mark
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Good Black Alpacas
at % and 30 cents.
Our Black Cashmeres

lin OOsndS
bes value for he mneyHe Hero offered
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Cloaks! CloaksI CloaksI

Largest Stock
Rough
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

The largest stock of Millinery goods in
county selling rapidly below cost at Mrs.
Prosser's store don't fail to give her call be-
fore the goods are all sold.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

With the assistance of one of the best
trimmers. Mrs. Rickard hopes to please all
who may favor her with call at her Mil
linery Store opposite the Fisk House.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

If you want the best Gun Powder tea at
90 cts 90 to Riddell's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
Knickerbocker Suitings

st
have zen
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

Closing out Ladies' and Misses feeced
lined Isle thread gloves, at very low prices,
at Riddell's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

Down, Down, DOwn.
Millinery goods at Mrs. Prosser's store
are selling way down below cost to close out
the stock. Now is your time to buy fall
hat or trimmings very cheap.
nl11-,-.l D., c1.--.-
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

Centre Street is rapidly growing to be
be business street. only.a short time
ago one store owned By WIN. W. Mann,
was the only place of business on thai
street; now there are two grocery stores,
one printing Office, one wholesale liquor
store, one meat market. one picture store
one blacksmith and one gun shop, dental
office, Touring mill and a tin and sheei
iron working establishment, two marbl,
and granite cutting yards, victor wash
board and planning mill
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

keep ali grades Of sugars-Standard A,
Granulated, Pulverized, Cut Loaf-which
will be sold at the lowest prices, at Rid
dell's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

Those troubled with corns, bunions, &C.,
should get their shoes made at
VIM. Nuttall's.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23

Those who want a fine Dress Shirt Dur
locks Diamond Shirt had better go to
E. G. Pieroe's
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-11-23
Cloakings and Waterproofs.
Heavy Stock of Cloths

for Men and Boy. Wear, at Hard Pan Prices.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

~ GALVESTON. Jan is. 1877.
Cotton quiet; middlng i2sss @ low ~ .%siddaipx HE
sss 'sssss Exports s's'''''s s'Ss sales 4si Stock
Cotton irregular; middlIng, ia,c low midding, i2c
good crdnary ~ ss1 receipts. 30 bales gr.s
to the Constituent, 3,34o coastwise. lfso sales. 1880
Stock, 2s5,ls7
Cotton nominal; midd!inr. l2,.c. low middlnr. i2s.
Gs.0.4.
Cotton dun and lower 70 SELL %llding ia'ss iowma
bales sSpOr,.aIs ne cs1nen s, 1900 coAs'wi'e> 1884
CnARLKsrox. Jan. I5. 1877
Cotton quiet; middllng, las.c a.ae low middliag
bales Expor.To .,ea. Britain 4eoo; coastwi.s i,aIa
rleur gse. higher all grades. Sale: oS tIl. No.
81 IS rs; doubts EXTRA ss ~ so Wheat duh: sales
Michigan Ss White state &
Corn s ~. a%st .r and "a anessnsed n % Harley rcmnay
meal unchanged Miced higher shorts $50: slp.iun.,
22 %Iadlings gao per ton Gailro"d 'hpment'-Fl
rolsDo. Jan. -. ls77
Wabash, q 4a Ns white Misnigsn q - amber DO
H. ;pDi Corn s mini %,ssi axe 60 May,
Su sad yS%x o%s % ssa @ Z s. IS les o".i
DO So corn r. sSpmeS. @ 600 Ss a sn
10000 do corn. 2.ioo do oats -, :. ,s--
Flour quiet hu. ,m Minnesota extras sSa "a s pstcn,
essssa y. % .r.ns ~ o q %s..s 81 r r@a
March, No. do. 81 i0 rejected tvc. sI Corn fairy
setive and . shade haher 44sc 44'4c cash; Ale,
msnd md hisher; ao,se. cash aSsss: February ,sc
dull, weak and lower At Coz Pork active. but lower
yi7 20 sl7 25c. cash; $i7 4sls SIT ~. February
$l7 TN St7 ST. March. Lard in lair demand.
$40 ~, cash; sii Q, 81 o5,s. Fslrua,y; sil 20 9
demand for future delyery lgit and heavy 81 70 81 &
Whskcy steady and unchanged. Ieceipts-tlour. 90
bbis. wheat II. 600 bushels. D. 90 DO
dos a.soo DO barley. $500 do shipmenss- Flour.
100 do barley. 500 do A. tho afternoon call the
Board wheat strong and highsr ~ 81 32 February
81 - ~ 34x, March. Corn and oats nc. higher Pork
nrmcr; SIT So February si7 rJ, March Lard nrmer;
&ll Oh February Sil I'm, March
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY M 8wITH SUPPLEMENT-

Central roads have advanced eastern bound reights
Ave cents per 100
report current in the Stock Exchange this after
noon that the New Jersey Central Railroad Company
had $2oo,oo0 paper outstanding which they could not
meet
II learned upon good authority that the proposed
advance OF live cents per cwL upon eastward touad
rcghts the Lake Shore and also the Michi-
gan Central road from Chicago did not take effect to-
day. as expected on Saturday. These companies have
not yet definitely decided exactly when they wi'l fur
ther advance their tariffs. The Lake Shore Company
are already getting nearly all tho eastern tonnage
offering, but the difficulties arising from the snow
blockade and the scarcity Of freight causes tenn
porary embarrassment As u csc obstacles are
removed there will probably be iurher ani consider
ably larger advance In freghts In each direction.
The New York Central and Hudson River railroads
are said to badly blocked up with Freight principally
eastward bound. The the blockade, and 1t
Is reported there fully forty miles OF loaded freight
cars upon the switches between this cv and Buffalo
The Supreme Court reverses the decision in the
cases OF certain land grant railroads In Kansas and
Minnesota the United Statcs and decides that the
government must pay for transportation. That the
words tho OF Congress-"frce OF the road''-
only apply 10 tho ''road bed" and not to means OF
transport alton furnished by tho company.
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57,Sd. per ounce. Rentes are 10637h. Exchange ON
London, 25.l3,s. The following are quotations at
p. NJ :-Consos for money, 95 951I DO for account,
90 95h; ls65s, old, lo5 lo5,s; 1867 bonds, 1oSx
ten-forty bonds, 100 1925; hves 1919 l077s
Erie, ga.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Bank notes received for redemption to-day,
$ie7o.oo revenue receipts, $6Oo 900; customs re-
ceip,s, $500,000
Government bonds were nrn and in good demand,
with the largest transactions In lS65s, 1S67s and
nyes The market advanced about y per cent. and
there was considerable buying the part OF indi-
vidual investors and financial institutions The
ket closed nrm at the following quotations - United
States currency skies. 1221s 1923; do. do, 1881,
registered, ia l14,4 do do, do. coupon. l14h q
1l4H; do. do, 1866, registered 109,l l099s DO do
do, coupon, 1osH lo9H do do, do. new, regis
tered, 1l01{ a1l01s; do. do, do, coupon, l1o,4 a
1l0X do. do, 1867, registered, 1l34 ll31s do do.
do. coupon 1lsk l13h do. do, 1865 registered,
1l6X 1l61; do do, do, coupon, ll51 1l6; do.
tentorties, registered, 1l27i ll3; do do coupon.
1l3s max; DO ve-twentics, 1881, registered, 1107S
lllx DO do., do, coupon, III u 1l24 do. AS,
1S9l registered, 10st4 l0s1s
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet, with the following
changes in prices compared with last previous sales
An advance of "a in Central Pacdc nrsts (Ssn Joaquin
branch) and Pacific Railroad Of Missouri scconls and
In Hannibal and ST. Joseph eghls converlibles There
a decline Of = In Chicago Burlington and Quincy
egnts and a In Now Jersey Central nrsts, new This
afternoon Harlem registered nrsts sold at 1909,
against 100 on Saturday. Central Pacific land grants
to 94A. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
sold at l041S; do. gold coupons at 92A; Michigan
Southern sinking funds at 1o914, New York Central
skies OF 1883 Ut l04 u, and do do OF 1887 lo4 The
following the closing quotations for Pacific Rail
road bonds:-Union lrsts, 1887 1O3h do land
grants, 1911 1927 do sinking funds, 94s4 95 Cen
trails, 1917 106sl.
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$1,000 Dis Col 3.65's.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: sror QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY--fLoUR FIRM-wHEAr HIGaER--
CORN FIEMER-oATs sTRoNG--wHIsKEY
srEADY-PoRK DULL AND HEAvY--LAnD DULL
AND HEAvY-PETRoLEUM DULI~-sPIgITs TUR-
PENTINE FIRM--RosIN NoMINAL--ou.s FIRM
COFFEE FIIM-sUGAR FIRM--FREIGHTs DULL.
MONDAY, Jan. 15--6 r. NJ.
Tho volume OF business has been only mode rate to-
DAY, but values IN most commoaiuos have been very
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STATE
State bonds at the Board were 4 higher for Missouri
long sxes and steady for Missouri annibal and
ST. Joseph issue) New York State sevens, bounty
loan aud North Carolina skies. special tax. third
GLASS; to which dealings were confined Louisiana
sevens brought 54ss ana District of Columbia 65
bonds 721s.
The sales Of city bank shares wore 10 Bankers and
Brokers' Association at S0 Ia Importers and Traders
at 1885, 40 Park at 106 105 and "a Commerce at 106
THE PACIFIC
San Francisco papers report OF the first six months
OF the current fiscal yoar-July to December 81
state that the roceipts Of wheat from the interior
amount to s65s,O00 sacks, OF 100 pounds each. or
ccntaI as marketed in Liverpool, rs compared with
4667, 900 centals last year Tho receipts OF barley
have nearly doubled. The receipts Of wool, 81, 900
bales against CO. 600 bales last year; Of quicksilver
80, 900 TASKS, against 20. 900 TASKS last year.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices OF Pniladelphia stocks
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET
PRoviprxcg. Jan. I5 1877
Printing cloths strong At 4sc ior best d4x8s goods with
. fair demand.
EfYROpEAN MARKETS

OIL.
Axrwsar. Jan. l5. 1877
Petroleum. 52L Tor fine psic merican.
LoSDoS. Jan Ii. 1877
Linseod oil, 27s . 27s. 3D. per cwL
COTTON.
IvERroof. Jan. rs. 1877.
Futures steady: upiands, low middling clause, April
aud May delivery. J-32d,; uplAuds loS middling
clause, shipped February and March. sail. s-3ad.
PRODUCE.
LivgRrooL, Jan. 15 1877.
Breadstuis-C0rn, 25s. 3D. 2Bs per quarter Tor new
mixed Western.
LoSpoS. jan Is. 1877.
Tsllow, As. I'D. . Asa Cd. per cwL Tor
New York Produce Excnangc Ieportl ,
IvKRroot. Jan 10, 1871
Pork-Eastcrn hrmer Sos. Western stoAdy ut Tia
Bacon cut 0uli at AS I'd short rib dull at
As I'D long clear duii at AS I'd short clear dull nj
4bs iimms-Long cut dull at 4vs. shoulders dull NJ
3is 3D. Becf-ndis mess dull at Us extra mess dull nj
1trvs, prime mesa dull at Sl~ Iard-Pfime Western
dull at DIS. TaIIow-Prime city dull 10 as yd Tur
penne-spirits brner ut Jos. Rosin-Comn.n hrner at
U.s. I'D dull los I'D choice steady
M tss Lard oiI--Nonc In the market. tiour--.xtra
state steady ut ala Whcnt--No spring steady ~ Us.
vd No DO steady ~ i0s 3D. winter southern steady ~
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CLOSING pRIcEs--3 P. NJ.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes compared with the
closing prices Saturday.
ADVANCE. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, "; Har-
lem. q Michigan Central, u; Northwestern common.
- New York and Nea Haven, al Pacific Mall "a;
Rock Island. u Western Union, Ia, Adams Express,
Dissatisfaction Pacific, u ST. Paul preferred. q !;
Ohio ANA Mississippi "a Northwestern preferred. y
pal, q; Hannibal and 81. Joseph common, q do.
preferred, l; Erie "a; Delaware ana Hudson, II;
Delaware and Lackawanaa -; O., Z. and |. g., u |;
New York Central u.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy throughout tho day at 6 q per
cent CALI The rates oil exchange on New York at
the aforementioned cities to-day wcre;-savannah,
buying par selling. g. l6c Charleston. easy, q dis
count par; Cincinnati, Grm buying 90 par selling,
so premium; ST. LOUIS 70 premium; New Orleans,
CONNER ;ial, 7-l6, bunk u, and Chicago, GO premium.
Foreign exchange steady. Prime steriing asking
rates. s31s aud 4s56 selling rates, SO 4.s34 ana
As44 4S5; rcichmarks, yla a 045l and 95 u 95ss;
cables, 95A 90; prime Paris, 5.l71a and 5.lj.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1867 and closed at 1864, the
tremcs OF the day. The carrying rates easier,
ranging from 10 per cent, while the close loans
made Hat.
CLEARING STATEMENT
currency exchanges. oiS
oenoy naanoes' az S,
GOA balances. 1,y5A,67y
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK.
Do'" """uccs
currency o"iahccs..... zVVo4-s
ooen
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
In London consols closed saturday at % 1910, and
to-aay are 90 9jJs. United States bonds there
,nuc strong with no change IN prizes fl09 0U0 bull
ion was to-day withdrawn from the Bank OF England
valaIce. silver in LONDON is reported u. t7<d.
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bark hence to Cork for orders to United Kingdom with
3uO bbls do a HAT Continent 10 cent addi
tonal An American brig 3f7 hence PASSAGES or
bicos Win refined petroleum. in bbs and cases at os ID
and 21tsd Norwegian bark 565 from Baltimore 10
Bremen, with Maryland tobacco 81 OOO German bark.
4vs TONS hence 70 Buenos Avres with general a.
lump British brig 32J laid for Bristol with
general cargo at current rates.
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BOARD OF APPoRTIONMENT.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

and Crippled. Applications for aid were
received from the Home Tor Destitute
Children Staten Island the Linda Gilbert Associa-
tion, West Side Relief Society, Training school Tor
Nurses, Female Benevolent Society and several other
institutions. The application were referred 10 the
Comptroller for consideration. communication was
received from the Department OF Parks asking Tor the
following transfers Fourteen thousand dollars Tor
maintenance and government of public places In the
Twentythird and Twenty fourth wards $500 Tor re.
palrs TO Harlem River bridges $40 900 Tor surveying
&c., IN annexed territory. This application was re-
terred TO Comptroller Kelly.
Transfers OF 81 600 TO Appropriation for City judges
office rent $3.50 TO pay balance OF salary duo City
Judge Sutherland authorized
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well sustained while In prices have shown
a decided advance. On Change nour was Arm. Wheat
wins generally held &c. &c. higher New corn ad-
vanced about lc. Oats were very strong. Pork and
lard were dull aud heavy. Whiskey steady. Freghts
were dull Cotton the spot quct futures closed
steady Coffee and remained firm. Oils were also
hsm Petroleum dull. Rosn nominal. but spirits
turpentine frm.
CorFEE--The market for Rio firm; 2.4l8 bags
and LODI bags. ex Commodore Dupont. sold before
rival ON private terms and 800 bags Berthe. also
private terms Mild coffee quiet The stock OF Rio
here Tonight is 2ossi bags; Galveston. 40tD do;
Hampton Roads 5t do at Baltimore 2OO3 do afoa
and loading for United States December bags
purchased for United States to January 10000 do We
quote ord'nary cargoes, Zoe. I9ic. fair do, 2ic.
2iAc; good do 2l1sc. axe. ;prims do, 22c 22i4c
extreme range tor lots 19c. 24c Santos iar good.
2osc. 24c gold % days. Java, bags. 23c
2ac do. mats, 23c 25c Singapore 2Uc 2lc
Ceylon, Zoe. gle Maracabo losc. 2lisc LagusyrR
1895 2'1sc; jamaica, l9c. 2oc St. Domingo l74c
IKE; Porto Rico. i9c. ale Costa Rca. Ice 2i1sc
Mexican zoe 2Ic. Mshia. l0c 2Olzc Angosura 2Oc
COrroS spot cotton quiet ut former prices Futures
opened 532c lower compared with Saturdays closing
prices. owing advces from Liverpool reporting Decline
Of l6d both tor spot cott"n and arrivals Tho market
maincd about steady until noon when about OF the o
the closed steady closing
prices showing loss of about l.3 Lite as compared
with Saturdays closing figures Tho closing prices to-day
compare with saturdays as follows
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The closing prices of pn,ladelphia stocks are as
BAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

The following table OF prices OF the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
OF to-day, as received by telegraph from San Fran
CISCO, Is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building
fall prices In gold):-
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Delivered contract. 500 baies ror faturc delivery
the sales we're foilows :-saturday after +. NJ.
Feoruar 10 - b.les ut l34c Marsh, soJ i3sc, l-I0
ut Is l532c APRIL 10 at l3 2332c, 200 i3 H. Ice
May. 100 at 1915 June. 400 Ut ~ II6c Total 5000
bales. To-day up T. M.-January. 200 bales NJ
lSc. February. 80 at i3 33-c. 10 at lbISc 100 at
IL 32c 800 ut l3t6c:. luO ~ 3-iuc. March, 100 at
IL I6c.. 500 Is ii.sac Loo ut Is 5-iuc 40 vt
IS II Be- 300 1915 1900 AZ Is ll-32c., 10 l3sc
1900 NJ l3 1873 g NpriI. on rs i7s2c Loo 1T
Is ylSc. 10J ut l3 l032c., 20, rs 9iec itO Is
1895, 5oJ at lssae.; May, 800 at ls7lc. 100 ut
July 200 az !! l;!Se. 20 a. it'sc August, 2oo as
oc.ober .Co - ls i.Ie avoa rs Total ~ eoo bales
as Follows c.siaiyeston 25so bales New Orleans saa;
ming.on ss7; Norfolk. 2,ia" New York iisj; Boston,
27s7 M his day last year ssa Total since sep,ember
closed as ,olows:-To Hayre sy steam e compressed;
ae s.e TO Bremen by steam a. compresscd by sail
sail. 052c. Market quiet.
Flour GRAIN Receipts Flour, s, 262 bbl wheat
IOIO6 bushels - Lbs and 90 sacks; coin,
81 800 bushels; OATS $500 do rye, LOO barley,
1900 do. barley malt 100 The Hour market
fairly active. Tho sales about l4.UU bbis
including state, Western Southern. the xed
quotations. Rye Hour quiet, with Of loo
81 50 20 Tor superlne. Corn meal quiet with sules
OF 7bO bbls. and S3 % for Brandy wine anu
n 10 Tor Western Jerscy yellow Nc uiot
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5UUU US .--U.c. 'oa,n
SlOOo Mo SIS | b. -.
iiOOO Mo Us, st j. 's7.
1000 II y > rs, . |, c..
400 n G n's, special
tax. I'd class. -.
1000 I, hi. u ~ !, S's..
5000 do. .......
20 ONJ zen LIST. n.
2WN N X ~ flst. LC
2OOJ II 4 st 10 SIS, G.
1910 Cec r ~ NJ lst..
100 Mich Con U.s..
600 Mich Sou ID. -.
2utaj North Mo lst....
1000 do.
1000 G + LIST. StJ br
5000 do. y. :. .bc
lOm Cen Pac | g.....
1000 Tn Pnc Rk lst..
6 90 do. .bc.n3
2OtO I'm Pac = t......
1900 Pac Of Mo I'd. &C
1900 Ia w LIST. st Id
1000 Chi h N W f.bc
10 shs Bank 4 BroAs
IA lnD a. Trad Bk. :.
25 Park Bank. -.
10 DO.
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lis Id; do. Western steady al Corn-Nixsd 80
sesdy AZ 2ss I'D ;or old and 26s. for Rsseipts
wheat for the week-From Atlantic p3rts 10 7 qnarteysl
from Pschc perts, 2iODO do. otner sources. 4.3o0
do. Receipts Of corn 2s. .OD0 quarters
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The competition between the telegraph companies
has broken out again. Last week tho Allantic and
Pncinc Company reduced rates and to-day tho Western
Union also announced a reduction.
The Pennsy yvania, Baltimore and Ohio and Michigan
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lU:Ia AND ll.3O A. N.
lax $4,000 US5-2O's, r.'65.n llnsS
III 4h'if : j-2s a.. ll33a
l00% 8 90 US IS. 20 .Oc.. 1885,
lO9lz 500 Us 5s.r, xxi III
,nt.
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$4,000 US 6's. c.'Sibc ia
l5ut0 Us 6's, r. 'Sl. -. lli
lUD.r l. = a--,,, Q. 'n5.. l0s
200 o do............ lOs
5UUU US .--U.c. 'o.,n III
MN
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\ GALvEsrON, Jan. I5, 1871
Cotton quiet; mdding l2ssc.; low middling, Iiy,c:
goOu ordinary. Ilsac Net receipts 253J bales; gross
254O Exports coastwise. 2,y9a Sales. i.734 stock.
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Home Again.

The steamships are bringing back to
our ports crowds Of Americans who
have spent the summer in Europe and
have seen for themselves cities and
countries of which they had only read
Most Of them have seen London (popu-
lation, 3,000,00Ol, which is celebrated
for the Tower and Westminster Abbey;
Paris population, 2,00O,0O0), which is
noted for the Jardin Mabille, the Tuil-
cries and the frequency Of it's revolu-
tons; Vienna, population, 50O,000),
famous for its beer, and Strasburg,
Cologne, Milan. Berne and other cities
notorious for their pates and perfumes
cheeses, catherdrals and other objects
Of interest. Some of the travellers
have even seen Venice, but fortunately
did not die, according to the direction
of the proverb. The Rhone, the Rhine
and the Elbe have of course been visit
ed, but the Lower Danube this year
was not convenient for pleasure parties.
The Alps, it is to be hoped, received
proper attention.; for, although not
equal to the Rocky Mountains in size,
they are ranges which ought not to be
overlooked. There are other places in
away pleasant hour, musing upon
either the past, or perhaps the present
or the future, but to which we cannot in
this article refer. With the aid Of a
guide book these attractions can be
proftably studied, and our travellers
should come back with their minds
filled with information. None of them,
we trust are like the tourist who
brought back 365 pebbles, each taken
from different town, and representing
the gains Of a years travel It is to be
hoped also that we shall not hear this
winter such remarks as Zone day as
We were walking down on the Strand
Wales said" etc., or when | dined
with Bismarck" or The Queen told
my wife that the Prince" ETC. We
also caution the innocent abroad, when
he is asked where he stayed when in
Paris not to answer " At the Hotel de
Vile y Things like these have been