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Our Hereie1 rrsAe.

According TO the Treasury rssssns,
the foreign trade Of the United States
Tor Nay vas characterized b he saos
movement - ve have ooes6 Goe so0o
0ooths past. Wig . 6sssoAes i ioPsssaL
The experts 81 ossshan1iso = 0ey
e1eeaesd -, 5ol - aGnfsse ~ ~
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VEGETINE
l owe my health to your valuable
VEGETlNE.

M. II. X. sTEyUs
Dear sr.- Hssiag suaertf from br-aking osi o.
Cssksvvss So~ss fcs shan ave years. esase D.,
aceiaSst Of frsefsrei hone. Which fracture rar
into ming .scd having uss svsrY ing couls
tbsak Of and nothing bsip<d M, snfi ast tAksn sii
bottles Of your yalasbs rBsslscin< which Mr. MiIi~
the sysshsessy recommends very hlStsif Ths AKIN
bosfie cured and all cay, 10 thai oxs MI
Aeslsh % yo9g vsiaAbis vsg~slb<
roor nO.s ob<siisnt sersAns.
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By poa>osoas sscrstssss IN fss blo~-f sks<h ~
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10 psu1.yty rssfsred. sni IL pa;Aesf u esrs-i
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

Hcss-S. n EnnrortA o.. nrsrsS. CEs, cesfs<sSS.
II have used ssSroKps Ia picAL CrEx yoa tArAnsas
aai |. has 1yea perfect satisfaction l have Esst
almost everything aud I, 70 ,ne only thing shss s
giSra relief. therefore take pleasure IN tcssos
nsradsl all acfed with cztArrh o( aay kiaA.
and oner this my testimony 10 Ia esnehta.
O.nxer Oct 4 ,s-S
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Geo. w. Martin.
Blank Book Manufacturer,
BINDER,
Book e Job Printer.
Topeka, Kansas.

Hlind- ~ -osrIy wnfk. miscellaneous s,sdsas
" az. book and Job PriHiius -s''isi-i.
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S0RHY AFFLICTED

). o. 8es~c-fs q ca. nwseer. Oh: eSsseoa,-
Prompted by !s,lcw feeling for taooe Asic9od VIA
CN;arrh. visa add my testimony In beaAtf of San
fcKp's RADICAL CpEx POE NArAxxa- I have oeeo
srey afflicted with this e. sral dsease Tor 1ocf
saa have tried every known rvmedy without ayasl.
uutl Socsht bottle OF the above Crn1 ffom yoas
waich ainsoss instant relief II being eOoosk
tattoIal well local remedy. believe u to - 81
teai Is claimed for IL, Radical Cure for CatArye.
Very truly yos-S WN ANETivE
Denver. Sept; :. ,Sa VIA Jensoa. blss Co.
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GREATLY AFfll CTED-

Hss<-s y T. Ro<sncytA q o.. nxsrer: eeaesWSa.-l
take Pleasure N rvcou.meotins sASyosp's kApscAI
CUkKyoK { At TO all who afflicted With thu
disease Was greatly afcted With % Cor toas tine.
cured 10 With ~ bottles OF The above CrR1 AhOue
nyrar Afterwards taken again CalAryb auea
severely. aud Immediately cent Tor Anoth~r b0stis.
WATCH cxei me all right. gvtns relief from thf ara
cosc. am courtcn; thai this rcmciy vii do al thaS
+ claimed for H. and too. Wsainx yoa
In It's Introduction, An, truly yolra.
A. W SMITH u smith Z Doll.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARR6
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
5000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA

The f,lioviaS testmonisss are ffon No. ,. y
RoswosrE 4 Co. Dvavsr. Col. large and inaoooetaA
srrSxists Thsy report uaprvcedensediy iasee 49,
universal satisfaction No Other desase = -
follow srrticrreu tAess bod csItneoe
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NO ADVERTISING AGEN T

can insert advertisement in list of twenty
01A0DAAD WEEKLIES at ten dollars u line
without losing money. Those advertisers who want
70 obtain the hest and largest circulation possible with
out expendng more than from $50 TO cleo should ad-
drsas GEO. r. HOWELL 4 CO.. 10 Spruce ST New
YORK.
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D01MA Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos, mn r
UUUWV cost u 600, only stss. SuperbV UUUU
Gr.nd Square Pianos, cost u lOo $3i5 Elegant Up
right Pianos, cost ESQ, only &iJo. New Style Up
rt1ht Pianos ell2 20. Organs xS5. Organs u stops.
Ss2 -. Church Organs. l6 stops. cost $50. only
e!ls. Elegant essS Mirror Top Organs only eioS
xfUmeno0us sacrifice to close out present
stock. New Steam Factory soon to be erected
Newspaper with much information about cost of Pr
DANIEL =. BEATTY, Washington. N. j.
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VEGETINE
Cured me when the Doctors failed

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Dear SUI uas ssTrDasly fro@tiss vsfA AsSsss
n-Skssss Tor lag have sssssslts-a to tss
Socasss 10 fhss esss s><d yesS ssGs1Tss ~
fkis dissa>~ a.s a nas care< ssss ttss ds@>~ss
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EgsU.I III kssAS. Ess+f<nes en- Esfs
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COLLINS C
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PlASTER$

For Local Pains. Lsmcness. Soreness. well.
ness. Eumbncss and 1nfammattou Of To
Iuag~. Liver. Kidneys. Spleen. B0vels.
Bladder. Heart. and Muscles, are eQuel -
an army OF doctors. and acres Of D1ano
and shrubs. Even In Paralysis. Epus0ay
or Fi,z. and Nervous and Involuntary 0ue.
cuisr Action. this Plaster, by Rsilytnl ~
Nervous Forces has effected cures whoa
every other known remedy has failed.
Price. 81 Cents.
Ask for Collins voltaic Plaster. and tis.
sist on having II, Bold by all Wholesale
and Retail Druggists throughout the uniseo
States and Cansdss. WEEKS q POt'fon,
Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
, 1878-03-23
WithdraWS,

The following letter which is self
explanatory, has beer handed us for
publication:
PoRr GAMBLE, March 9Th, 1873.
ALFRED SNYDER, Esq Port B'akely-Dear Sit:
Circumstances compel me to with
draw my name as candidate for Del
egate to the Constitutional Conven-
tion from this Council District.
am so situated that it would be i'm
possible for me to attend the con-
vertion if elected.
Respectfully yours,
s. w. HOyEy.
, 1878-03-23
Poe Rec:ting "The Raven"

Poe Rec:ting "The Raven"
Once, in discussing "The Ra-
ven," Foe observed that he had
never heard it correctly deliver
ed by even the best readers
that is, not as he desired that it
should be read. That evening,
number Of visitors Icing pres
emf, he was requested to recite
the poem, and complied. His
impressive delivery held the
company spell-bound, but in the
midst oft, l happened to glance
toward the open window above
the level roof Of the greenhouse
and beheld a group of sable faces,
the whites of whose eyes shone
in strong relief against the sur
rounding darkness. These were
number of our family servants,
who having heard much talk
about "Mr. Poe, the poet" and
having but an imperfect idea of
what a poet was, had requested
permission of my brother to wit
ness the recital. AS the speak
er became more impassioned and
excited, more conspicuous grew
the circle of white eyes, until
when at length he turned sud-
denly towards the window, and
extending his arm Sried, with
awful vehemence: ~
'.Ges thee back into the tempest and the nights
| Plutonian shore y
There was sudden disap'
pearance Of the sable visages,
a scuttling of feet and the gal
lery audience was gone. Ludl-
crous as was the incident, the
final touch was given when at
that moment Miss Poe, who was
an extraordinary character in
her way, sleepily entered the
room, and with a dull and drow
sy deliberation seated herself on
her brothers knee. He had sub
| sided from his excitement into
gloomy despair, and now, fixing
his eyes upon his sister, he con-
cluded:
"And the. raven, never fitting. still is sitting
still is sitting,
Oa the p,liid bust o. Pa'las, just BIT hind my cham
| ter door;
And its eyes have all the seeming of demon tba
Is dreamipg--"
The effect was irresistible anC
as the final "nevermore" was
solemnly uttered the half-sup
pressed litter Of two very young
persons in one corner of the
room was responded 10 by gen
eral laugh. Poe remarked quiet
ly that on his next delivery Of
public lecture he would "takt
Rose along, to act the part of tht
raven, in which she seemed borr
to excel" Mrs. Susan Archer
Weiss; Scribner for March.
At Otis, Ind, a negro woman
belonging to a troupe of jubilet
singers sang with so much
sweetness and fervor that the
citizens grew enthusiastic il
their admiration. They gave
her as "a testimonial of approva
Of artistic merit and humble
WORTH" a purse of silver dollars
She got drunk with the money
and when one Of the admirins
citizens helped constable to ar
rest her, she fatally stabbed hin
with knife.
The alarming prevalence o
diphtheria throughout Tennessee
has induced the State Board o
Health to issue a circular pre-
scribing general mode Of treat
ment.
A hyena broke loose in the New
York Central park the other de,
and knocked things hyena kite.
, 1878-03-23

FiFTY-MlNTH ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
i. q. o. r.
Ball and Supper F.,
YESLER'S HALL.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1873,
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
OLIVE BRANCH, Nod, SEATTLE, No Z.
FRANK HANFoED, P.CHuBERG,
GEO. w. HALL, l. GoDISG,
Eacampuent, JOIN LEVY.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
OLIVE BRANCH, No. 4, SEATTLE, No. Z.
j. WxszLER, L. HALL.
". II. PuMfHREY, II. A. BIGELow,
nj. A. KELLY, E. p. BUCK.
Elcampment, CHAs. LIPsKY,
FLOOR COMMITTEE:
OLIVE BRANCH. No. 4, SEATTLE, No.7
C. W, Young, C.P. FARRAR,
I. GASCa, G. COOLING
Encampment. F. W. WALD.
MUSIC BY HAYS BAND,
TICKETS, (by invi'aiou) s3OO
Members of the Order are cordially invited tc
participate. m1G-td.
, 1878-03-23
New AdvcrtiScm ents.
Notice.

Notice.
During the alb 'epce Of Mr.. r. W. Pontius his
business will be attended to by l. NJ. Hall, who
holds general power OF attorney from Mr.. Pom
t:us for that purpose.
/. N. HALL,
Attorney In fact for Il. W. Pontius.
Seattle, W. T., March 20. 1878. m20 d2w
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The Stock Market More Ac-
tive and Very Strong.
GOLD 1O1 5-S A 1O1 la.
Government Bonds Firm, States Nominal and
Railroads Strong.

WALL STREET,

As every chronic operator, daily dealer and spas
modic Spectator knows, Lake Shore has been for
weeks past the central sun OF speculation, and that
around II have crced the less active stocks in moro
or less erratc orbits still continues to hold this
prominent position-the one attractive feature and
the bright spot the speculative planetary sys-
tem-and that, TO tho infinite disgust Of tho great
army Of martyrs who, having entered into other
lures and patiently hoping against hope that the tide
OF activity may be turned their way To the observer
OF stock transactions Lake Shore comes daily into
prominence with all the persistent and nauseai-
ing features that attach to the festive quail
whom compelled by wager TO be consumed
durnally within tho limits of lunar month.
Being thus tor tho hundredth time iorcod into tho
van Of speculation Lake Shore to-day carried of the
honors exceeding amount Of transactions not OF
fluctuations, all other stocks upon tho list. There
evidence that pretty nearly all tho large specua-
having 6nger in the pie, with the expecta-
iion OF pulling out future plum OF profit through
the increased earnings which the road is likely to
show. This faith, too seems to be we'll founded,
judging by the important receipts oil brcadstun re-
ported at Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, and the
rumor that the Grand Trunk OF Canada, having been
brought to see the error Of It's ways had ceased
only TO cut UNDER Its account, but present
this bad example to its sister railroads The coal
stocks were better toward the end, although there
IL nothing new In favorable way as yet
from the combination, and although legislative action
at Albany is antagonisc to the contemplated monop.
oily Western Union was weak, the lowest price being
made at tho close. At time tho decline savored
OF raid, and brokers said II intended as side
blast at Lake Shore Who did It nobody knows, but
popular surmse attributed the dash to "know.
Ing cove" who might be either Solomon OF the
'cker or the Sage of William street with equal
gard 10 probability. Western stocks strong,
moderately dealt ia and promising of higher priccs,
as II is fair they should be under their unexampled
receipts For the rest of the market there was no
feature beyond the dull, stereotyped expression
which 1t has 30 long exhibited
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices Of stocks at the Board to-day
were-Gold 1915; Western Union, Tx Lake Shore.
6O7S; New York Central, 1861 Rock Island, 99sl !;
Michigan Central, 90; Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, 6014; Delaware and Hudson, 49X; Morris
and Essex, rs; st. Paul, SO; St Paul preferred 69l
Northwestern, 81; Northwestern preferred, 631d
Erie, 91s; ohios. 7I; Wabash, 152l; c. c., G. and l.,
s4X; Kansas Pacific, TX; Iron Mountain. 8; New
Jersey Central 151; Hannibal and st. Joseph. l21S
Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred, q; Union Pacific,
67I Illinois Central, "a; Pacific Mail, 231; Adams
Express, 100
Cr0sINC ou0r ArIoya
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. Jan. ~. 1873.
The Mark Lane Frpress OF this In its view the
British trade 1.-THE appearance OF winter
crops in tue MAN, satisactOr although
rapidly under the forcing influence of the mild In
Scotland the have bet enabled make
which agricultural raon had alr
The imports Of foreign wheat into London have shown
falling or aud the Duk O last weeks arrivals
from and Germany. business has been almost
andst. AS buyers and sellers have been waiting
iousy what political affairs will Our
insufficient exercise any great depressing influence
the future 0f prices Mcrs are. AS lar DO
asccraincd holding light stocks aud SHOULD
Of less pacific tran cent
have led suppose large demand may predict ed
both Tor wheat ana feeding stuis Trade therefore
uu Prices have suffered little decline either
fsr wheat or feeding stufsn
Provisions-Lard, 4os. I'D. per cw,. for American.
LONDON. Jan 22-5 80 p. NJ
duce-Tallow. 39s 3D. BIS 3D. per cwt spirits OF
tuetine, 2is ID 2is. Cd cwt Lnsecd OIL Egg Is.
f.6 los. per ton.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LiyEHroOL. Jan. -, 1878.
Pork-Easten duh At 65s. Western duii sos Bacon
Cumberland steady at SIS rio uuil 33s
clear dull ut JlA. short clear dull At SIS. Hams Long
stcady As Shoulders dali At 2os I'd Btcf-lndi
dull at 9js steady at llys, prime
owrrmc city duh 4Os Sd. Turpentine spirits
25s I'd. kosn-Comnon steady ~ Do I'D hae dull
los. Cheese american choice steadv A. 6js Sd Lard
oil duh at 46s Flour Extra State dull 29s. Wheat
No. spring steady ut lis, No spring steady at los ID
steady lis I'd. CornMixcd soft steady oDs.
for old dull 2Ss ST. for CottoLsccd oi-yeiiow
American. Lone in the markcL
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Kenyon Cox, partner OF Daniel Drew at the time
OF his failure has made application 10 Register Fitch
for his discharge from bankruptcy and the Register
has notified the creditors TO appear before HIM
February Ii to show cause why the baDkrupts appl-
carion should not granted The creditors have ro-
aized nearly the iull OF claims out OF tho
estate.
Bittman & Co., manufacturers OF chidren's car.
riages ut Ne. 63 Maiden lane, and at No. SIG Filth
street. have offered compromise with their creditors
at forty cents ON the dollar
Register Allen has adJudicatcd John H. Murray, tho
circus manager, bankrupt on his own petition. Hc
owes s47.73 81, OF which s2s 657 81 is to James
Murray for borrowed money; $l2, 100 92 TO samuel
Booth, for printing sss7 90 to The Buffalo Courier
Company. for printing Among tho performers he
tho iollowing:-W. IL. Carroll, equestrian,
sg97 81; IL. Marks, clown $3.50; Eugene seach. gym
nast 500 The assets are nominally valued at ABOUT
$4,000
dealer Ia sewing machines at No S62 Broadway, wal
heid yesterday at the Office OF Register Fitch Sched-
ules were sosentcd showing liabilities amounting
So 800 assets, and Joseph 81 Walker elected
as ignec In bankruptcy.
josiah II. Baker, restaurant proprietor lori erly at
Nos l01 and 100 Blecekcr street. has MED voluntary
petition IN bankruptcy beor, Regis ter Litte. HIS
Liabilities amount 10 about $40 OO0 distributed among
a large number OF creditors, OF which the following
have ne principal claim John 1. Baker So III 80;
Weeks, Douglas Co, 81 5l6 90: estate OF j. r. Me-
smith, 81 232 10, Garrett lawson 81 936 %; John d.
Keimcr 81. $40 80; Phiiadelphra ana Reading Coal
and Iron Company, sl,447 ~; estate OF q. H. Wit
baus 81 500; George Jones, Sl4O0; Warn Meade,
Sl,6tl %; BcnJ.min \. Howe. 1895; Wright, Gcs
Fifteen creditors vi John H. Burke have nled PEE
titen to have him adjudicatcd an involuntary BANK
rupt, and Injunction has been issued Restraining tho
further transfer or disposition OF ms properly until
decision rendered by tho Court The claims oil tho
petitioning creditors amount 10 81, 500.
la tho County clerks oIhco there was filed the
A. IaDpou
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cU,,11 quiet %iedns ,o low uadns OK ssSd
Britain $50: 20 FRANCE Lag; coastwise 2's sales.
Nxw ORLEANS. Jan ~. 1873
Cotton irrogqia, some sales &c lower ~iSdins
ssos. Y "a i4s54 Espor..-Tc Great sr
bales; last evening. LOO stock. a356To
o ssas ss s sT ~Eia apo Ss
2.l50 sales. LOO Stock. 7i.i5i.
Cotton dull; middng IL i.i0c: low middlins. iose
good ordinary yc Net receipts 3os bales gross io7
Stock. 1914
Cotton dull lowcr middlug ioic low middiing Io,sc
io,sc good s, oransy o Net receipts 24ae bales
Spirit. Of turpcntne hrm sejsc Rosn steady at 81 40
s. 20 for yellow dip and - 20 Tor Virgin Far arm at
Flour steady and unchanged sales. 1000 bbis Wneai-
white Mesgan. s. 46 white state 8 3d rcd 81 81
CORN sS -ss aor SoissS for anS. %Sssd
shansed Railroad ireghtsVFour g. Boston SOC 70 New
Flour in fair demand; sales of 45c ISls. uncaarea
ias dsnsna ssiss Of nvs track a. ise 4Ss
Hss Tys S s"d'' on ps
1900 DO choice Bay Qsin'e; delivered at, q,
a 81 % for city made other articles unchsaged
10 SSs wheat IS o3S bushels corn 400 DO "a
b 800 do barley, 1900 do rye 200 do. Shipments bv
81 500 do oats 2s.soo do barley. 81 700 200
Wheat eaG sss ssSa -ss s a o
DO; barley a3olos do rye 81 go do malt ss,477 do
Wheat easier; No white Michigan nominally 81 ~
February, 81 25ll seller Marcel %; no, winter,
81 IS 's'l T.ssn o .ssr na psas
Corn easier; high mixed 6'sc.; No. 2, spot 46c new,
seller May a6%c rejected 42e new; Bee; damaged.
Msmma "a & choice 4s a 4 pr n" aS s a5
Hog. held q sS - 80 ssssiotsNFiour l5o blls
soosOs wnsss g 600 bushels.
aie Sa 81
ana.rs 4sc new No. White sse Rye; N sp2; SIC ,7A'
Flour s,m,- In, no, o S;bss Wan han
e. ~ 81 70 Corn dull Ia at ssc Oats Su a. use ale
ssSs sssss E'sa as Eas
RIO, 554s long .aa shG,, clear Sac commencement Sse
S.s Ell s.a s.ssa sS,s' sa' sas
81 @ si :sa "a g Ell g S % ii. rib g 20
e: a T%:ssg strong and
sss sss%S'' @ he
e. sa.s ;s y
Ill ssss NJ !: a,s sss 3
40c February; 397c March; re.ctcd, 3Oc. Oats steady
as "s
easier Ole Dressed hogs steady al sold at "a 25
February $40 g. March; 81, April Lard inactive and
lower 81 DIN 81 rs. cash; 81 30 February; 81 IS
demand but shoulders 3sc short rib 81 IS short
clear 81 10 Whisky in air demand and firm at 81 Oh.
keceptsFlour. 1000 bbis wheat 1870 900 bushels
d. Gc !ss.
corn $4,000 do: oats, $4,000 d. rye, 800 barley,
February; 81 "a 81 0i}s March. Corn easier but
10 Out. Arm INIT hix hi,.la
PORK steady unchanged Lard easier, but
lower.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT, 1-l6C. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY - FLOUR DULL - WHEAT DULL
CORN IRREGULAR-oATs QUTEr--wHIsKEY
DULL-PoRK DULL-LARD EASIER PETRo-
LEUM DULL-oILs sTEADY-sPIEITs TUR-
PENTINE DuLL--RosIN DULL-coFFEE QUI-
Er-sUGAR oUIET-TREIGHTs QUIET.
TUESDAY. Jan. 22-6 p. NJ
Business everywhere light and the markets
were in some dull and lower. On Change -four
ana wheat dull and buyers favor while corn
steady Tor old and lower for No 8, and oats quiet
whiskey dull Pork dull. Lard easier. Freights
were generally quiet. Cotton the spot Lice.
lower Futures closed steady Groceries still quiet
Oils generally steady. Petroleum naval stores
dull and nominal
ASHES in moderate demand and quoted ut 41sc.
4,sc for pots and sac a &C. TOR pearls.
ANTHONY still quoted l2c l2sc gold, for reg
ulus
BEEswAx was quiet and quoted at Csc. 29c. for
Western and Southern.
BROOM CORN was inactive quoted az 4c &C. Tor red
tipped &C. &c. tor medium aud ING choice green
CorrEE-The market Tor raw was exceedingly
quiet and the may be said Of mild coffee
We quote Ordinary cargoes, l5c l5c; fair do i7c
good do, i7Asc; prime do, lsc. ls14c.;
range for lots 15c 19c Santos, fair good l6hc.
l7c gold, 80 days. Java government bags 2lc 22c do
grass mats, 2Ic 22ac Singapore. 17c. lshc Ceyon
I7c 1ssc. Maracaibo. 16o. 49, Laguayra lie.
ls3ac jamaica Ice lie; St. Domingo. 154c. I6sc
Porto Rico l6Isc. lo1ac. Costa Rca, l61sc 1890
Mexican. 1910. 1sc. Macassar lie. ls1ac Argos
tic. l9c. Savanilia Ice. &c., Curacao. Isle
16kc.
uoorEnAGE srocK quiet We quote Molasses ooks
32inch with heads 81 65 81 90 shocks with
3Snch ~ So 80; do. do. 36nch. 81 so 81 box
Soc 60c. do. "a; pipe do, ST x6 80. empty hogs
heads 81 So hoops "A feet ordinary prime $50 so;
do IL feet. do S2S n $50 per NJ
COPPER The market was quiet at i7,sc for lake.
was inactive. quote :-Maniia.
size, h. ll5ac l71ac do cordage, bolt yarns
i6c 17c tarred Manila, l4c; sisal 9tsc. 1O5sc
New Zealand. 1l1<c. n l21ec. Russia. lie
CorroN the spot very quiet and lice lower The
principal sale line OF 900 bales which
sold by order. Futures opened Flower. The market
and lower but closed steady The decline
from to 10 The official clio ing prices
to-day, compared with Mondays. were as iolows:-
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MEMORANDA.

The total sales OF stocks AZ the Board day aggre-
gated liz 512 shares
despatch from San Francisco says:-"The reported
strike on the Ophir mine has boon con:radicted by
tho superintendent. Tho Ophr company has levied
assessment Of 81 per share; delnquonts declared
on February rs. light run the savings banks
occurred In this city to-day. One thousand have
applied to tho Central Pacific Railroad Company for
work at 81 por day. Thirty mining assessments de-
linquent January. amounting to ST. 04s. 900. Bullion
shipped from the California mine. $ll4, O0O Bullion
shipped from the Consolidated Virginia mine S132 000
Efforts are making TO pay one moro dividend
The receipts OF produce &C., at Chicago from jan
uary to 90 1875, 1876 1877 and 1875 eighteen bust
ness days, were:-
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POST OFFICE ACCOMMODATIONS.

Letters havo been received By Postmaster James
from Postmaster General Key and Secretary OF tho
Treasury Sherman advocating tho ccssion by tho city
OF southern sidewalk the Of the Pos. Onco
building TO the United s,atos In addition TO the prop
erty already purchased Tho letters wcre sealed up
aud transmitted 10 the Board OF Aldermen yesterday
Tor consideration. As no meeting OF tho Board took
place the communication was not opened, aud re-
NAMED In the hands Of the Clerk.
letter has been addressed TO Alderman Norris BY
Postmaster James, asking PERMISSION OF the Common
Council 10 erect platform scales tho north side Of
the Post Once, to be used IN weighing mail matter.
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stocks at San francisco to-day:-Gouid & Curry, o;
Savage. l}<; chollar Po.osi 3lk; Ophir. 50 Hale &
Norcross. Ell Crown Point so; Yellow Jacket, o;
Bolchsr, o; virginia Consolidated, 22x; California,
e61S; overman, lsh; Raymond 4 Ely, So; Best
Boicher, Is; Kentuck, AZ; Union Consolidated, 6;
Alpha II; Sierra Nevada, Az; Mexican, II; Eureka
Consolidated, 80. exdividend: Justice, OK; Utah, 49,
Jackson,