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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
Pardon OF Joc white Of scot GO

The Richmond Wing of last week
says: Joseph D. White who was sen,
fenced to one year in the pcnitentiary
by the Circuit Court of Scott county
for man-sIavghter, was pardoned on
application Of the surgeon and super
intendoHt Of the Pesiten'iary. The
prisoner is so wretchcdly diseased
that his release is necessary to save
his life.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
Death Of IL Brother of Judge
Butter.

Mr.. q. A. Butler, brother of
Hon. r. r. Butler, died on the
2Sth ulto,, of Paraly sis, at New
port, Giles county, Va, as we learn
from the harrisburg GAZETTE. lie
married Miss Sarah Sherman, who
was born near Montgomery Switch
in this county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
Judge Keys speech at Chntta-
nOOg0.

The follwing is the full text of
Judge Keys speech at the Ghatta-
nooga banquet, on Decoration Day:
My Friend-.' confess that my own
liz, has been an eventiul one. Things
have fallen upon ne as by accident ;
aud when the event TO which you
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

There is no news from the seat Of
war. The reported recapture of Ar
dahan by the Turks, is untrue, and
there are numerous rumors of APPS
preaching peace but they probably
cmanate from spectators. There has
been no fighting Of consequence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
UNIVERSITY OF vlRGIRIE.

SUMNER LAW LECTURES (uine wooGlyl, he
Fiu l-th Of July, 1877, and end 18Th Of September
Have proved OF signal uso,-l Let TO students who
design 10 pursue their studies al this or 9TH r.
Law school "a, 90 those who propose 10 read
privately Hud Srd TO prectitiouers " BIO have not
had the HdvaHigEeot sytiematic Instruction. For
,rcu lar apply ~, q, lhiycully ct Va 10 joins
q. Nilsson. rot. Com. aud stat. Law,
gusy 90, ii.rlMr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

Clear thought a. d vigorous action
depend upon that perfect condition OF
system resulting from pure blood.
When symptoms provocative Of dull
ness and inactivity present themselves,
then use nj once Dr. Bulls Blood
MIXTURE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

WESLEY HARPER, the last of the
old Harper brothers, died last
week at the age of 50. The im-
mensc wealth and business left 10y
them is now in the hands of their
aOnS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

In this connection the following let
ter from the bereaved family is so
handsome and so just to Or. Vance,
that we publish it in this connection (:
-- ED. NEWS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
THE BLACK HILLS.
THE MARYLAND EAR { EYE INSTITUTE.
No. GO North CharIcs ST, BnIliInOre.

IntNFpOTtItJ AHfII ?, IsDE.
President, Hon. J. W. noBBIS, Judge Supreme
COult.
The above Institution offers all the comforts Of
a home to patients suffering with eye or ear di-
seases. Skillful nurses are in attendance, and,
AS the surgeon in charge resides in the house with
the family, patients are seen by him several times
during the day. For further information apply to
the surgeon in charge.
DR.. GEORGE REULING.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

Wheat in Louisville is worth 81 70
red and / 80 to 1.S5for white.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
NEW ADyrnTiAInExrs.

CO.., a week in Your Town. Terms and 50 outfit
GOp free. H. llALLEfr Is co.. Portland, Me.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05

cEE- c17 a Week to SCENTS go O1tift Free.
VIZ = 9ES J.. o. NlCkERT, Augusta, Maine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-05
The MHllS Tea COMPANY

Is one If tho largest anil most reliable h "uI
la the trade; an parties requiring Tea ~ Pu'''''
wiIl do well 10 send thcir orders direct
Fob n '77-3m
, 1877-01-05
GENERAL MARKETS,

Arcnt1of-Wss nutst Al n nsaaI4
TnGt,unouu al, ~ =. - nd, t.,x .,,r,to.
,as., rse,t. rs.s ~, s'se1 ~
hur nd Tipped 4Hsse, green brush. With hurl enough
I" VITA ~ ~s"nst W. tPp ~' ~ sSF1net e'sSN
covert and insdc. o*5ei rcd npped do lnatde
brush 13$@fes medium 10 eEoIce stalk braid, xxGs
SXo; inietiof b,ush, sasXc, crooked do, 3aso.
pEARs-Wesn 9uet but arm under li8ht stocks IN
store. and the Etern mAEken ts reported 10 b. con-
sjt,trsftv hiuher Mediums nys quoted 1t H. ulaa H.
c.n.ds arern ns.. src ouot.d =. ~ ios. IL In ~.
BurrEn-1Tfee. .srs nrsn md unshanEed. Thesc
, 1877-01-05

10 thS Essfern Assoctdtsd Prsts
NKv TonE, Jan. 4.-0old opened at t07 hnd
closed at 1o6K. Carrying rates, Z gold aud Is,
per diem.
Silver 1t London Is quoted At 57Ad per ounce.
Here bar silver Is 1917 bid eEccnbacks and 123A
bid gold. Silver coin. x bid.
Governments firm and in good d0manl, and In
toma cassa slightly higher.
Railroad bonds strong and generally higher.
State bonds lower.
Tho death OF Commodore Vanderbilt, having long
been expected. did not produce any effect on the
stock market to-day, although # was noticeable
there was more shan the usual dealings In New York
Central. Tho fluctuations in tho atocks In which
Commodore Vanderbilt had large Interest were
~ foliows: New York Central opened at 1OON, fell
to 1o0A. hdvanccd to 101A, and closed at lo1h.
Like Shore opened at b6s, fell 10 55H, advanced
10 60A. and closed ut 58G. Harlem sold only at
100. Twenty shares Of Now York, New 1lnv en- i
Hartford told at 152, the last previous quot1ton
having been 15lfel53. Western Union Telegraph,
Of which Commodore Vanderbilt, 1t IL undcrstood.
held II considerable amount, l'e having been a
Dlrectur In the Company mud mcrnbcr Of the
Executive Committee, openctl at 71t, fell 10 y,
advanced to 7.S, and closed at 7::+. Other
changes werd unimpnraht: Transactto1s were
UnIont !. 000 s. Paul prefesrcd, ~. 900 LAX Q
g. coo Michigan Central, and q, COO 1.ackawAnna.
Ncncy 51U, 7 to gnld, and 1.Gl; closed 64tt.
rt%s rn.'sn mercantile 1sssin,. e Papstt r. ;a 5Se7
The Assistant Treasurer disburscd 5000, 600,
CleasinKt. $24, GOO, 600.
Hl4,tS uhGr< RA1rh -
, 1877-01-05

cArrLE-Druyers do not often strike . mora salts.
factory 1narketday than yesterday proved to b.. The
demand both Iuea, and Eastern aocouatA waa brsk
and throughout the da{ trading spirited. Eews
rO tho Ea3t scarcety cheering TINT received
earlier In tho week. bat the receps hers fell short Of
tic number looked tor. which onsGt any change In tic
complexion Of anaIr4 In the markets below md shippers
opetztsd with nuch apparent confidence either
the rrscedIux days Of tho weak. ltccs strong
Ill aEo4nd apI for soro descriptions higher. Cholca
Eood bateheit stosk al.o cosn!nandea beIer nEgrs:
foF julcror 10 &1 l2 fur extra grades with nlusl
" tht trading " 73 ior Gue!lss1 stutt aud Il
Prominent sset were. - head f t3 by Aux AndeF,
i. D1uS; II htad a tsso, 81 b!cE.oa U5srss u
Aesh Il d. % " GseKury. Ceuley Col and s5 head
Gk ~ IS, BY Iafttu IEps. Thu market closed nsul,
With tlJIut xfEffthluf tult,
, 1877-01-05

FOREIGN CITIES.

Special NscdteA to Tia Tribune
ttyKRrooi, JRu. A-ll =. m.-FLQun-No, !. 2agt
M. =, ga
uRAIs-whtst-vtntcr, No. I, iot I'd. No. 4 IL. ID,
srrtna No. !. ioa tol; No = tua white. No. lls s;
No. L tls club. No. L. lis 81, No. 1 lis NJ. co.n
No. I. 3as obi No. 2, caa 1i.
LfFkEropL, Jan. 4-i:3O p. m.-Pork, 7o&~
Hest unchanged.
LlrEnrooL. Jan. acknowledgements -stcadys q
fs'1o7dt salca Of 1auoD hait4, speculation and ox.
rost. +.Oo1; American, 7,EUo.
California white wheat. flss,its ri,
dp club. lta 2h1ils III; No. 10 M. rcd Western
srrin9. ftstifs lod: do winter. I0s 4dnIo 3D. Flour
-Ntiesn canal. 2tJo o0s Corn-Wcstern mixed. c6t
0daI2's ID; nav 10. .ua gdG+2h 3D. OatsAmcsican,
3Ft3s ~. Dariey-Amrrtcan. 81 Cd. rcn-Eanadau.
A3s.
CLnyER aR1o-AmeFfcan. 7tlsm.
pxov,stnNs-siesa pork. TIA. rrImo mcss beef Bos.
Lard-Ancrcal, a3s NJ. Cheesn-Finn American. Gsa.
hacon-tonR clear, 4ia Gis short clear, 40a.
TAtLow-Amertcan. 42s Id.
FHTnotrrN-srirlta, 11sGlsa I'd, refined, 2oA
LlNsEkp OtL-.Bs sd.
1tEMx-Cntnn.on. II; Fale, iia
6FiElTs TGNPErrTxK-assGaklsE cd,
LnShoA, Jsn. n.i.-rBTRDLkrx-1Bs Oh.
LtxAEKp UJL-l7s.
ANTWERP, Jan. .S-PxTEoLRrN-a
, 1877-01-05
METx,.s sXSDiiiHnW htiiE-Tii;e ienianG rnntnHcs
sht, usual !n nitw!nter. Pfleea unchanged,
TN rt.7g-1G; 1nx1t, 1850; do. IL. lo1i4 sl1.oo;
Pi, TIx-iarer, 3ic; snatl, asc; baf. 7ac.

irNt NlA
'JP'n,f III, tis.isrss. IL sn.t,, asc, b.r. 9sc.
iwan.t.jT 7i;rt hsr et4r. frsd nfnc nc
{.trrkr E;ut1,sus 1ic: phestitina r.,tner atc
Viz " - :sstc etc.. f1n.. = 1.H r.~ IN
f ntr A. En + inrs I'll tusas tron; ;a;.E NpT =
4, l:c H. ioc ssi7 eajsed Iron NJ IL 14ca Will III.
rDunt ii n, pcr cent ~ 1' awe ' '~@ "''" 9's
WiFH-NG. to*, pct N n, IN, 10 to II, lie: ~
IKE: in nnt H. fer. * 1nI IL Is.t ~ tsr. II ,rr,
H. Iac: IT, Mc - e1@' ''' ''~' - ''~' ''' 'os'
Thrrc VA uutct bninss IN ntoTr., a. u thr @ fnxnr
prices: Caron iii ,igx tes 10 s:o4c l1 Iill"is teEs1
arl oit ILL.,, NJ T. 7 Nc. = acs ttHss.d r.w. ts
is'e H mi vi,sir = xntr- hts rh" ~. sa-, 4, 's ~
Dcs.sioot o ttsjciiy n1,rc II 1} Is: az rxtfa ss
Wc: do NJ i, 7Wssc: bsnk oil. 5ttcs stfalts. sci
piatn,sso o uxs7t: iarpcntine sse; nsr',tha, ds1.
Hnrtyr an rraTftr liza fitc: Wras Vfrvia XIII nr.nTai
- deE, nss ns.ursi Is des.. soc rsdueed. M deS,,,
PPoraroEs- chstox, frec fror tro.,x md oth,r.
tx sarrI -. sHf.se t'ossA .t luz
s ,ner H. n - a. r. nseS os S
denan Il lssh and t,c cold weather lutcrfercs vii.
r1SUITRY AND uAME-pou1try was ia fair renuc,t
III ncI Iinrs ~ nr T. stnrE ~. a,;1i fs'ns W., Inn
~ .hsmrnt 4, mi nrfcrs III IL ronnsi
nT s"I ts1s i,,Ii.v !. n.n ctnssi. "~'7 N0Ppea
VI RAW fhfcE.nr .ist.LsTt yi:oc n.- n +rsto..
itrsaof HrckE tIrr~nnrT
, 1877-01-05

Court Of tho United States year an. The ware
housenon could act un1csstanjny.y II thry knew
thelf rights In tho matter defined by the highest
authority In tho land
Tho animal election OF officers Of ths Chicago
Board Of Ttadc will l,o held naxt Monday. Some
candtdAtes fot tho Offices to be aI,cd ware noninnt
ed at caucns yesterday, . report ot which will bo
found In our 1ocal columns. 1t IL thourht that the
elect!cn will largely turn upon the question Of
''no sessEon aftos = o'e.ock," The matter Ia a
sc1cd one. and woall probably draw sut Gloss
votc Of the Boat7!.
a total Of about 1Go, 600 In Of barley has nearly
made tho grand tour OF 10, D00 mile. from San
Frnncisco via Caro Horn for the Straits OF sngsl
an. We do nok know whlch) and New York. To tho
Western state. About GU, 700 bit Of tho whole
quantity was ordered 10 Chicago. e. A. Mats =
Co. Of thls city hare undertaken the more, venture.
The leading produce markets wceo moderately
hctire yesterday, anu exhibited fow new features.
Provisions were somewhat unsctt1dd BY reports
TINT the supply Ut hogs is nearly exhausted, and
wheat WIS unsettled carly by pence news fsnm tho
Old World, while other markets wcto steady. The
volume Of tho produce movement vas light, the
shipping business being partially restricted by a
scarcity Of cars
Tho movon,cnt in dry goods. thonat fat from, be-
Ing active Was very generous proportions for this
period OF the year, and eorsainiy cqualcl the OF.
pect!ons Of reasonable holders. Great 1rnlncss
still ehasactesizca tho market for standard cotton
productions, and m advance In tho ncss
future is confidently looked for. During
tho yenr 1876, ~. 450 baes aud caacs OF domcstcs
were shipped from New York alone to over forty
different ports in ali phrts OF tho world. against
Al, ooS pkgs for ths corresponding time In 1875.
The shipments Of domestlcs from boston slneo
Jnn. also present largo increase. bcins 81, .
272 pkgs agulnst 1o,s17 pkgs for tho sans pc.
sfod in 1a76 The grocery market was sattsfncto.
, 1877-01-05
Withdrew from store on Wednesday Tor city
consumption: s, 9D6 bu wheat, ISL ha corr, $50
t~tx I h..> n moi -


consumption: s, .D6 bu wheat, ISL hs corr, $50
bn oats, GOO bu rye, md 2. $50 bu b&slsy.
The following grain Wa inspected Into stors In
this city on Thutuday morning, ! CIR No. 2
red winter wheat. 3 cara No. x N. ". what II
ears No. spring, 20 ears No. 5 do, cars ~.
jseted do, cars no-grnds 80 vhsat}; 8 cars
h!gh-mi1ed corn, 3 cars new do. 2. cara nsw
mixed DO, &2 cars No. > CON- 10 cars rejected
d.. car no.gsads Ills eosn}; 10 CARS whi.e
oats, cars No. . do, ~ ears rejected do, =
earn uo-grade Cf, oa4l; 10 ears No. : rye, l car
rejected do; cars No. barley, q cars No. do,
2 cars rsjsetsd do. Total, 244 cars, o. lol, COO
bu. Inspected out: 0,DV3 bu wheat !, 4t3 ba
corn, 40a bu rye. 2, 500 ba barley.
i IL understood ahlt the gralu wafehopsemea OF
this city Will pnbllah ths old rates Of Aors2s ~
tbs miaimzp for ths year 1S77; and may nzma
less fgurss subsequently, " they ses at II il
much to ba regretted that No deealon has ut baen
rendered Ii tho case argued before the Supreme
, 1877-01-05

EIIEEF-Tho nStIkst va dQlL and prices declInsd
13pc per l0u xg In sym pAthy With reduction It tie
Esst. tAlas sass noted q T. afass. s7si.
kXkkk EALKs. .-.....
~; AZ: hsct ISs; AZ: Fass. ESs: d. hriet.
ass.. 5ss3.m S3... e s*.9 e. e.. ss@
sa....l0a Ass s1.... 70 IA
NKN roAk.
kkw Yo1x. jan. 4.-y1xr1s.Rsctipt& - A4}o nak.
ing y 400 tor thtus days eEAlnat 80 1a LIT
nete4 yesterday. xlth sass u eupma q pEAs sIqes
a1a o1sn = ~ s1tt4 stsfIs, 1ik1lacs dust
I4txe-lssesipta u - making = 70 for TIRES d.ya
osn: tull Pites. !eaxiax t9!s y .tih ssI:!asa
IcAd Ohio weight, 47.33f carload ~ eAe4e4
Canada lAlnt<, u los u. 80 '.."0 !.
e4atnAt q 1o0 ssuaa t!ne l44& Ne1kj caE.lasA tor
, 1877-01-05

IHIEHEsTIHu IHFUN3AT1UR ABuUF THKA.
Through the instfnmentality Of its special core.
sponderts, TMx Tribune ID cnahled thlA morning
to pressas ia coumetclai readers with another
batch Of corn and hog news from The states Of
Iowa, Ksasa, Minnesota, and NebrAaka. Oar
correspondents ata among the bast.poatsd men In
their sse.oas, sud these reports may bs eonsidsted
tn ersfy respect perfectly reliable
, 1877-01-05

fuAsy IL o. osI ick tto ~ ahost oscsts kser Feb.
raarI ei ~ - snd ,t.!rr March :, 3.1Hs l9 he'ss
pe; AMI - Era"s Sssctfoftit st toe Tns fotlo~sns
tho taseAt 1uutAtIlMs III },ut. tnlfod ftsAts
iSAa4u. Short LrHp Sheff
d<rs. rfbs. eitGEf. tfsur4;
ise.s; sssi;; pin i:a:is;di..""sS iai;;is ~ IS iii
SsSfS.f{: S,;ES' ;s,Is iso.s: :.::SSt 81 * 81
uafv: and me se1cr FehFnarI.. Cumherttnls aues
+ R.s 81 4e 1ss s n
bacon a"aie,!a. 7!}*7fe for s1,ontcs. s1a1sa 10 lsf
MI cAnrA*cd and paekui.
iiEEF 'RUnuCT sre stes,iy and au.et At SIN .oa
III ii tnf Sit sail Is for o1tta nsess, and $l9
TaILo,9 qnntcd at s,t9s74c for city, and s,fo
TIC for country tota, tho fnstde for No. ].
, 1877-01-05

any banking Institution II the Cnited States. Tho
3hnk Of Comperee Of View York hos an equal
Amounk nom{nnly. but It's 4l0 600, Geo u In
krecnbscks, while that Of the lIank Of Scsnta II
In gold. The ambition OF the Nonanza KfnRs who
the TANK Of Nevada Is 10 obtain the control Of
The bullion bustueas of the world, which now een-
tres at London.
A anti has bcen brought in The Sew York courts
against the Continental Lift. .1naurhnec COMPANY.
and the rhEnix Mutual 1.lfe-Insuranca. The COM
plant IL based on terr!btp charges Of fraud. The
complainant ayers that the two conaplsed to
cheat him OF his insurance. un charges
that tho Continental hAs systematically made falss
statements OF II condition, that thesa Is IN mex.
p!atned detcit In tts asscis Of $557. CSC 40, and
that the report on Dec. II, 1873, that there whs
24J0, 077.41 on hand wa, fictitious.
GOLD AND uHEENBACKs.
0o1d WAS 1o3HQl0DK IN grccnbaeks. ..
Nrcenbacks wcsc 04l03t cents on Tho dollar
In rpsd.
, 1877-01-05

rLoun-wa, In moicrs,r d demand nd a. fun former
prlce. though tha Inquiry chiefly local. Shippers
doing ,e ss ,.y ~ ,s ;tsst, s .:, ss:
:
.!taacca M The limit, ns.* @ wss ,s asn, must not be
;of. .t.s .s,'s s,sr,. :: s ;s' N: 80 ss
H. make. ss:, 5 :: H. ss@a1 7 s.s.s s' :;
s, tsass :S;ss s,'s "s' S's's ass t.
sses.e o.. .hpe!ns e.t.a. ss@sss7,.; % ehs,es
;"n:t1s: sssxnasss e. :s.s9 T. s,s, ''' ho'f s'4''
S 81 tS ns' s 1,k s offerings
4. sa Il 10 Tons eosF'e at
sI'sak tc Ia ss:!ss .!neSsss @ ssT !. 81 Ss!sy
s. & s2 I'd
:% IL: % } 5 II Hss SG Sst FfesG' as sf
ss;ss9; sss9 s s; ]
4 ..a s n Il II s s H. ass
i IA Ussn to by. thr9uSIioS god n':sy
= siasf -
o!snsa tsll o /. sla5 ,oa W 70 t1s;X
S!s.!Ss :52 !:;' s. s%: =; ?:::
Ng sP' S5 so?a % ss!Ss ssss
ss ba i a ID It te 0f !a'e II
@sSTSsfs ~. m.,s ., $50 ,. .ao,e,
amber By aatnpe IL si.s4 FREQ o. board CAT.
::;:s a.ss III 'ss1ss ssa I'll
.hsas isvs. hs hs m.!tst dsellsoi sSsas s sstiy g
;ymn.thy wth xl.sat hare asa AZ cas!s, feeling II
ID ss I'll
asssa s e. sa ' % %asx
e1Ma howeyer 70 she volun,a q 9te'ine. fherc wss
@ g 3 x.s i,os sa sss
x sSSi,ii; ssoss %
!:tes seiIs; TsnTu:,r 0pansd ..a., 4 t+.s seI!
i ts}ss!sSs; ssIIei III III .'opts .sli X, 4SNs 81
tts S'e;'nE at i' ~ Sash ~ "na M ax @ ne sc
So = d asS u S a1 isss{. I
Il ss;
,1sE anet H'a s ShioEs % q Sfsess 81
y tfsgs aas!ns III p et Fl
nsys y csFT,S n1 r6stRes sset Fe5sn.rY jill Il ss
sosoa +. the III a'laei sst a. c a,nx na npt ~ M
Cash g the month f.nsJ;i ffPnl X aog f9;od
Il np It 81 so. isI 6u tejeettd It 7ss
q .s s ~ ~ oa Y bossd bssa.' Tois W
TYE-Cs.s tys VI .hale easier. i sympathy with
:ss r. e
III bs 1sjectsd n &c, sd bu bY ssmpie al 7ia7sc
Tnta, 1. LII bu. = '
, 1877-01-05
COMMERCIAL.

This following were the receipts and Shipment
OF the leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty -four hours ending 1t o'clock
on Thursday mornlng and for the corresponding
dAy Iaat year.
, 1877-01-05
BUFFALO IvR STOCK.


The following statement OF the yaluca ornmounts
Of the principal artclcs Of manufacture Or produce
Imported into tho United atatcs from Great Britain
during tho eleven months OF 1870 ending Nov. 90,
n compared with tho amounts for tho correspond
Ing period Of 1875, Ia Furnished BY tho Chief of
tho bureau OF Statistics. md shows In many par
ticulara WHARF tho Imports have fallen oHs
, 1877-01-05

NcInclnE ilouF 70 Us equivalent In wheat, tho
breadstuI receipts aggregate 81 Dl7, TAO bu. Do
for Chicago, U,67, 100 In. Hut our total
makes no allowance for wagon receipts, Deduct.
ing those from tho ST. Louis tots1, tho rosllue Ia
H. AID, TT bu, which ID very Iistlp more than oue-
thlrd The volunse Of receipts hero. It will b. rc.
mombcrsd TINT few days ago We showed that
about tbs sans ratio e1lsts between die amount Of
dYy.goods salcs In tho two citie1.
Tho R<pnoitedn claims gain In tho value OK 70.
, 1877-01-05

Y 4
1n&lQHc3 IAir IL prime do, D3i4toc common do, pA3
psfc: n. o., PEI
-Ca1Ifsruia sugar tn4f hrps Ht8ar: CAtifor.
hta honey trim, sAx,aA siver drn4 n14tG1ic; E,tt
il<t ktfnr, 4Jtrs a.p IN its,r, New
leans tnnasea, cotCe E4flssc; do prime. Hka8lc
common 10 good Ht1S3ct Porto f{tco rnutAsst1 43@
GEi rrn1ion notest&% o& t0cf blAckRtrHp. aiGs52r.
arErxs-A1lsrtee, f6A3I7ct c!oTe1, 43ci cas1a, 1EA
t7es pcppcs. f7H8t9os hutMsr1 81, 15i Calcutta
gfnEEf i441Sc. = -.
FoArs-Trut Hfne+ &c; nttman notified, 8NH4ct
Whtc Lily Glf2Hc, MhttE n1ac, SA3Bc, Hnyal HAvLnt
st&r. EAton Imperial, nt{c; 1odcn Ncst, bNcs Ilau.
nct. Hc. ~
1lAf-Nks auf1 And wraf. Following Art the selling
Prices: No. tiuthF $40 90 outside, fire. IN taar1t
No. do. ~ tO 70: lxrtl+ 81. 3OA1 " free On Gzrd}
upland rrh&re, $7tbSA7.S 30 on ktacki No. TO- Out No.
=, iIr tDuRh. &1tskA5.hG. T..
HlnES-CuntthUc In moderate demand It the instt
1sntRfSnA Hrccn city butchers. eoHs, Ekc; Steers,
7Ac: RFrrn cnrei. light and heASy, ne; damaged 7c:
frIzc Tncs part eurcf, R&s4t{ Rfeen sal.td kip
, 1877-01-05
Tho Rtp1oitedn elain,s gain In tho value OK ro.

TotAI KAn.. 1t9
Tho RrFxttacan does not compare tho selling
value Of tho receipts Of 1876 with tho selling value
Of the receipts OF 1875. That comparison wonld
rot AhOH Haln.
, 1877-01-05
setn;etibs are being hunt with v1cw of enylag


Kna-vrn Characterization: Old corn atl ronc.
Good rfo:peess for marketing new corn At soc:
Corn crop fair on the Average, gone being injured
by 'hnprcrA," which causcs demand west Of Ut.
Hogs n,nstty in for this season. ....
New corn being marketed alow1Y at &c. Hogs
mostly shipped that viii como In bclose February.
Wheat crup nearly failure. 4 good Qnantlty Of
cattle befn9 fed this winter.
Mok1HnNEhr CnESTr--SIAnton: Old corn la all
gone. Prospect tor marketing new poor. Cause,
canEc. cholera.
MuscAriSE Cousrr-'Ell,on: Considerable OLD
corn in the comfy ycl The bulk Of new corn will
not be marketed until juno. Torn crop Of ~ was
good: Very few hoEs AZ to shIp now on hand.
Great many shouts lying With lnn9. .tlfc.se..
ali marketed. Price. :tic. Nearly all onr hogs
viii liz marketed before Feb. i. NJ our supply III
hogs are too great for nur corn crop. No hog
dEcaas Of any kind. Orr hoy crop will be quo per
cent greater than 1H15 or ts7li.. We hAvo mt
enough cats OF wheat to lAsl mill now crop comes
IN.
TAYLOR CorxrY--Lcno1: 30 old corn On hand.
New corn ncasly all in the crib. One. .fnutsh In
tho hands of merchants, who arc holding 1t for
butter prices. Hogs not plenty here. Few going
woonnunr covSrr-oid corn near'y al gone.
New corn half sold, and nlf will be consumed IN
and balance will be coas by 1st Of February.
WRIGHT C1uSTr-t3clmOnt: Old corn oil gone.
Homo demand good. Fat hogs nearly all sold
",hcat, light crop. anil most oil sold.
WASHINGTON CnUSrr - luchmond: Old corn
neatly a. sone Ths ntosPeet FER atEsSslng new
ihia locality nearly all sold Tint will DO 10 mar
, 1877-01-05
REAL ESTATE,

The following Instruments were Gled for record
Thursday, Jan. 1:
, 1877-01-05

sfess pork wa IN urgent detpand eosinx lo815o
higher than II o'clock It xI7.73 for February and
s!a to1 MaIeh rh ~ ss1ss n ts e ~ ~ Gf A. sI77
Lsfl nrreFt e!oslnx Il SIT .15all174 for Jsnu-
ary SIT for FebruArJ snd .Gl Tor
Hli.57}S4sl go for March,
1t Etk IS for March.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-04-03
The Medicine of sunshine.

The world wants more sunshine in its
disposition, in its business, in its chari-
ties, in it's theology. For ten thousands
of the aches and pains and irritations
Of men and women we recommend SUM-
shiLe. 1t soothes better than morphine
1t stimulates better than champagne. II
is the best plaster for q wound. The
good Samaritan poured out into the
fallen travellers cash more of this than
wine and oil. Florence Nightingale
used it on Crimean battlefelds. Take
1t into all the alleys, on board of all the
ships, and by all sick-beds. Not phial
full, but a soul full. 1t is good fol
spleen, for liver complaint, for neural
gia, for rheumatism, for falling fortunes
for melancholy. We suspect that heav.
en- itself is only more sunshine.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-04-03
Useful Family Hints.

CArARRH REMEDY.-l. Snuff up the
nostrils some powdered sugar, after
using in the same manner little old
Jamaica rum, also wetting the nose and
brow well.
2. Snuff up a little powdered cam,
phor.
3. Inhaling the fumes of spirits oi
hartshorn or aqua ammonia in the nose
and throat is useful for sore throat and
cold in the head.
For CoLD OR OPPRESSION OF BREAST.
Take two teaspoonsful of lard, one
small cupful -four; mix and rub togeth-
or, then mix in a dessert spoonful OF
mustard spread this on muslin doubled
over it, and apply to upper part of the
breast. To be renewed when necessary
3. Rub the breast with mixture OF
one part of spirits of tnrpentine and
two parts of sweet oil.
FoR Sore THROAT Gargle the
throat with solution of salt and water.
3. Gargle throat with chloride of pot
ash and water.
3. Keep small lump of gum cam
phor in the mouth, and swallow the sa.
Iva; do the same with chloride of pot
ash.
FoR RHEUMATIsM.-Take small doses
OF Rochelle salts at intervals, rub the
part with camphorated oil or with spirits
of hartshorn, not leaving it on.
CURLING A SWITCH OF NATURAL HAIR
Comb it out nicely and oil it; roll
tightly on muslin rags, four Of them ;
fasten by sewing; boil for half an hour
in soap-suds, sponge them, and set to
dry in any warm place, still leaving
them done up; allow full week for
drying; longer would be better; sepa.
rate and brush carefully on curling
stick without wetting.