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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

The Canton Repository rather overdid
the thing, getting the Democrats to de-
feat McGregor's nomination for Congress-
Wiley is stronger candidate.-Akron
Beacon.
The Majors organ deserves chicken
feather for their great victory.
Happy are we. Happy are they
Not much, you bet, if they'd truly say,
slander aud scandal have helped their work,
And now they've Tartar instead Of q Turk
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

IT seems very singular to see Toledo
Democrats who were in favor of Frank
Hurd for U. S. Senator last winter, pro.
testing against his nomination non for
Congress. Hurd is one of the ablest
men in the State, and is as honest and
sincere Democrat as breathes.--Plain
Dealer.
No doubt of it; and devoted unselfsh-
ly to the cause.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Tht nenrncrat.


MEXICO, it is claimed, is ready to at
tend to Mackenzie next time he invades
Mexico with United States troops even
If it is after Indian cattle thieves 80
nallah.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

large party of young people visited the Lake,
Saturday, ard without trying, enjoyed themselves
hugely. A number Of the party were strangers in
the city visiting school friends or old acquaint'
ances
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

A young son of George Lynch fell from his faith.
er's truck wagon yesterday and the front wheel
passed over his abdomen. For time he wts in
great sgony but he is now improving,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

"Moa of the ertravdgant legislation Of the
last session (of Congress) aca8 the work Of
the Republican Senate, aOhtch repreSSed the
frugal tendencies Of the HO'I8e."-N. Y. HER
AID, Rep.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

C. Russell & Co. have finished very prosperous
seasons work and stopped their engine. Quite 9
large number of machines were manufactured
and sold
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

The Adams Express Company in this city are
useing a new, heavy wagon, the old one having
shown signs of dissolution, after the manner of
the one.horse shay,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

WE do not want the next Congress to
be wholly composed of Oonfed'rlt Brig
adiers." We want few Union Gener'
als-General Wiley for one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Saturday The 31a day of August, 1873.
SHERIFF SALE.
Remaining 1esh vs. Moses KeIm ct al.

By virtue Of an alias order to sell issued from
the court Of common pleas, of Stark county, Ohio,
and 10 me directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door Of the courthouse in the city Of Can
ton,O
.lSattrday, The 31st day of august, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
county towlt: Lot No. one ~ and fifteen feet OF the
west part Of lot number two (9 In the village Of
Louisville,
appraised at 5000. III.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
Augi-sw J.R, RAUCH. Sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

The annual regatta comes off at the Lake two
weeks from yesterday, August l4th. The parties
who propose to participate are all practising
steadily, and everything points toward an enjoy.
able time
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

THIRD term candidate Grant is preGe'
ded by third term candidate Helden'
brand for Probate Judge of Stark coun-
ty. "Barkis is willin'."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Saturday, the 31st day OF A,lgust, 1878.

the following described real estate situate in said
county tOwit: Lot number thiry.two 1927 and twen-
tytwO feet In width of the west side Of lot number
thirty-three with the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, and known as the WlInot Exchange in the
town OF Wilmot.
Appraised at e11O0.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p. m, Terms
cash.
augl.ew up. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

"Erplore where we uill, 1Ue can discover no
prospect of a recovery Cfthe House Of Repre-
sentative8 By the Republican party."-lBED.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01

Abe slpes brought to this Office last week few
stalks of oats six feet in length. Rather tall oats
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
MARRIED.

BANGs-KURTZ-O the 23d inst, by Rev. P.
Herbruck, Mr.. John Bangs and Miss Carolina
Kurtz both Of Stark county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
RARE CHANCE
Vegetable Gardner and Farmer.
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate of Benjamin
Spangler deceased that they are requested to call
and settle by October lst, and thereby save them
selves the costs of legal proceedings.
augl-hw* JOSIAH SPANGLER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
1tsaI.
SHERIFF SALE.

Alfred Tonkln vs John schwalboch ct ux ct al
Nv virtue of an order to sell issued nom ! Iae a
conTt of common pleas, Of Stark county Ohlo anu "
the door Of the couTthousein in the city OF Canton on
Saturday the 31a day Of august, 1873
49, s0,,ou,,rg doacrIbed real estate situate In said
cnHntv to-vit: part of Out-lot number one W IN
t6e Village OF Canal Fulton and being In the so15n-
west corner Of said lot and bounded as l1owS; m rn
northwest one hundred and thirty QSOl feet to post
thence running nearly east two hundred and t%nirg %
five (235l feet 10 post; thence In southwest course
one hundred and thirty-fve 35 feet 70 the place o.
beginning, Containing one-fourth acre Of ground'
more or less
Appraised at S55s.
Sale To commence at one o'clock, p M IernS
oasn; sn1,.ev Up. RAUCH, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
SHERIFF SALE.
Saturday, the 3la day Of Aug,ut, 1878,
SHERIFF SALE.
George Doll VS. Phoebe Hess ct al.

George Doll VS. Phoebe Hess et a. H.
By virtue of an order TO sell Issued frenzy %
court of common pleas OF Stark county, o., and ne
directed will offer for sale at public outcry aSsbe
door Of the court house, In the city OF Canton on -
Saturday, The 318t day of Aug,st, 1878,
the following described real estate situate in said
conty toyyit The west half of the southwest quar-
ter OH section 49, township 49, Of range T. except 30
acres heretofore sold to Samuel Moon Off the west
Appraised at $500.
Bale to commence ct o'clock p. nj. Terms cash.
Augl-ew J.P. RAUCH, HheFi&
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
SHERIFF SALE.
Farmers National Bank, of Salem, vs. ]. B. Nixo
ct al

Farmers' National Bank, Of Salem, vs. ]. B. Nixon
etal
BY virtue Of an alias order 10 sell issued from the
court of common pleas Of Stark county Ohio and to
directed will offer for sale at public out cry at
the door Of the court house. In the city Of Canton on
Saturday The 31a day of August, 1878.
the following described real estate situate In said
county tO-wit: part Of tract Of land in section
number 35 township number 10, and range number
g. and bounded on the east by Mount Union street. on
the south by land OF John Atwell on the west by
lands OF Simon Heter and on the north by lands OF
William Johnson, William Alerton and Andrew
Hahn running up to Mount Union street, and thence
TO the place Of beginning, containing twenty-one (2
acres Of land more or less.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at o'clock p, m. Terms, cash.
augl-ew JP RAUCH, Sheriff
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
SHERIFF SALE.
George Speaker VS. s. V. Mccoy ct TX.

BY virtue of an order to sell issued from the court
Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, and TO me
directed will offer for sale at public outcry, at the
door of the court house, In the city OF Canton on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Guca1 glems.

Probate Court convenes next Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Saturday the 31a day Of August, 1871
SHERIFF SALE.
Charles Rittner vs. Samuel DOwling e

NJ, v,rna nj an order 10 sell Issued from the court
of Common pleas of Stark county, Ohio, ond 70 me
directed viii offer for sale at public outcry ~ the
door OF the court house, In the city OF CahVOni Oh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Saturday The 8la day of August, 1873,

the following described real estate situate IN said
county to-Wit: Lot number five (5) IN keith ana
schott's addition TO the city OF Canton
Appraised at $780,
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
aupl-ew J.P. RAUCH. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1878-08-01
Marhtts
CANTON RETAIL MARKET
nrMnnnAr OFFInR.

Canton, Ohio, Aug, 1873.
The following will be found correct quotations
this day of the Retail price TO consumers Of the
nrLlnlns nnmnd
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

Change ca for Cotton Seed. 100 bbs Refined Summer
yellow, for February sold soc
PFrROLEU M-Quet. hat stoaiier In sympathy with
Greek Grade In bulk, s Ia bbls SaG99ic Nsphta, 6ssc
Refined ii &C. hid hero II as bid m Phiialnlphi3 ii &c bid
in Baltimore here l5d &c United opened ~ - .
advanced 81 -, declined 81 81 and closed u 022
sa'es. $4,000 bhl-.
PROVISIONS-PORK-M K-MarKet Gul, heavy: - bbls. New
UnisDectcd Mess spot Si 80; 80 bb Old Mcss private
terms loo bb Fancr Brand SiS Second call February
s 15 asked March and April, 81 90 ci 81 10 askei.
BEEF Qne firm BEEF HANS-Unchanged.
Picked Hama p;ivate terms 3 90 70 Picked ee s.
buk 80, 10 weight 900 loose Smoked Hams s2o34c
Middies buyers isvOs limited busnoss Long Clear nonl
nal 36c sals 100 boxes short Clear private terms 0U
boxes Long and shsrt Clear February, &C.: o
boxes do. last half February. &C.. DRESSED
rigs 6isc western 5a}l.c LARD shads easier; yory
trade sals.. 270 tcs Prime steam spot - y 20
81 TO; LOO arrive 81 10 ESQ tcs March 81 q ~
81 So closing - ~ asked 2OeO cs April 81 S7A29tf 10
closing, ~ 90 Ftbrnary nominal y 10; CITY steam saes
40 tcs - 81 Refined quiet, 81 JoS 10, Continent
Ptesh nrmer; demand moderate Long Island NewJer-
ey ls0l9c: state, rennsyl.ana lie; Western l21l7c;
Southern, 1Gia0l7c.: LINED, snl3c.
kICE-Dnll. aschrns~i storm stepped trade.
ShED-Cacuta linsecd D0nnsally AZ l22 gold Grass
seed dun, nominal Western Cover 8isGSic state gave;
Timothy. II 37Resl 42A Rough Flax quiet Al % o
StGAR-Naw dull Ti.07i2c. for Fair 90 Good Renlng
sale l5O hhds Centrifugal Gee rs bags do Sci stock ~
New York Boston. plaiclpha and Baltimore, january 81,
10 $50 against 1895 tons last receipts at these
ports since January 33l7s tons against n ~ tons s,
Refined rather quiet HaI's S'sa9 c; standard a.
sTEARINE-DuIl; 77sdsc., Prime sisd Sac Choice. o
TALLOW-steady saies $1,000 % Prime 7'sa7iisc; 700
bbls. 7l3isc
Whisky -Firmer, quiet 81 O7is bid, heldsl Os gal
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY ], 1879

s%Es easier H9F %S So s aIs wh es
aSsss q s o rsSse sSaeS 5Ss shipments
si$7 Sc So q p sRscsiHs-wi'al i''i0 bush Ship
MHyATEEs su,s. and nS%ps S0 NAL, w1fpt y
No do sl ei rs Ianary C5 February 81 March,
81 o5 no ao se.e Corn iSwel No soc sSae 1s
s@S' saser 90 sSs ss 5ss sg'is
sisam 7e % E Kettle St' 7sc dressed Hogs Ct 81 g5
paaDErl Jan SPeIroegm Im.T & a. ad lot Re
Fair Rio IG'4sI7ia Good 70 Prime LaguayIa 100
:. % aod sn sugar. no%6aly S &C. for Fair ana Good Re-
9I Crushed Sac Powdered 9ae Tor Granulated and
9sc Flour demand from the local trade
S'Ia tnfeni Fancy E' i fa a Choice II 5o rn2sysHa
hsS h Ed s s. os "a = AS sSf Flour ,., SS G ss 20 to
Western and Corn Meal nae'e at ~ 80 nee
;on q Ie local mers o gurcha'. for im%'ate @ wants
s. 80; Prime White Michigan 81 H. Rye steady at 7oS7sc
White WESTERN S for qFs Fair ad Ga5
md GT cGis @ M Mixed ou Hn" at e
a1 Ss Fa ars and a cs2ss IS war 6 S Sis o nS
dun At 81 os for Western At tbs oPen Bpardoorn % IL fair
March and 1000 bush d. al Il ac half February 54c
sG HsI s1nfa 5s5 aa Nav 5s7G 52nS 5 %
July steamer 47sioS febrary Wheat rather lTme:
Ss 81 i'f March 81 i Is I 30 ASr S2I'
saH:4as hSs f a f2r f.5G9stE
do do ~ s5 - Family - jOct5 60 Wheat igher No
Red Pail - 1922 cash February; u lss.esl lJ's March
q o3' BID Corn higher No aSed a2e eash 49asS
higher; No 2 20 he cash, 25ic February Rye dull ~
50050c Barley dull and unchanged Whissey lower at
81 OF Pork duh ami lower At SO 9yasl Lard traer at
Il Z5qt7 30 Buismes auct and weak only jobbing trade
Bacon easier but active ShOndors sc Clear k OSc
Clear Sides. 6@c RecepsFlOur, 200 bbsi Wheat 5000
bush; Corn 81 900 bush Oas 1000 bush Rye, lOUO BUSH
Barley. 300 brsh
ToLEpo Jan. 3l.Wheai firm No White Michigan held
ai II 234 Extra do. 81 - Amber Micigau spot ard
February, 81 % M4rch, 81 20 O. 2 i;ed Winter SPOT
90. Corn stcliy. High Mixed. &c. Ncw i2c; No. p
spot. 46ec; New spot, February, ana M@rch @c Now
Rejected -c; New Damaged 3O5c Oats duli No - 2c
Cl0yerse-d, MammotI, . 7o Prime - s. No = 51l
Hogs 81 80 Receipts, 100 bbis. Flour 1I0OD bush Wheat
90nOO bush. Corn l3o0 bush. oats, l0oO Hogs ship
men-23 600 bush Wheat; 1900 bush. Corn Al the close
Amber Michigan seller February. 81 - a
seller, Marcn, ~ "a :; no kN Minc:; SPOT ana sler
February, IL IL seller March l 3Gl2 AL 2uS Corn qiet
New No >, spot and seller, February Il9ic: seller lay
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoyDoS Jan &l-l2S0 PmConsols a57io for both money
the {. = bonds lS61s 1865 IenioTiicS
p0u. % New fycs. 1Of r Irio Railway shar' o.; Illinois
Central Is y Pennsylvania Central 30l NewJer Cen
trial. l6i2 Reading lsailruaG 10 cIsey Central
soils. 6J The Directors oi Bank oi gland at thr
meeting to-day, the minimum Of discount at
LONDON 3-1 D. m.-ConsOs % 10 Tor bUth money
the Paris quote
ltO francs 60 cent Dles
LDNpOS Jan. y. hdiou in the bank Of Eng
land has Increased slji 900 during the past week Tho lr
portion O the Bank OF England reserve 10 habiiv. which
lasi week n = per cent. is Bow - l. pr cent
LONDON Jan al j.. m.-PaIls atVlces qGoto hHc per
cutcs M francs - the silver
is QuOted al 53l5tfd per OuUcc.
LONDON $3.50 -. MI. :. four and half
bOus lO3 Teut0rie coupon 1904 N,W hvtS 100.
FAEfs, Jan %l.-L%cLanco London - Franco Ii cen
times for short sight. Tue The Bank of Irauce has
decreased 100000 francs diving the past week
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

nVprAr0 Ian si-FlDur in light demand aud unr hanged
sai : 2JO l,s Wheat iu glt milling demand sales -"p 40
I,rd Milwaukee private terms; 500 - "a"hei
fiu l,f ~ CarutLerc aif interior trade demand
Age car N.W 10 he. oats nominal rs" nactNc ihfcv
held ssl,-, l,OnU of iccilIs AT
for Ug Wine, duilt quoted 81 o5df O9 Tor my mace
0tI.r pi f.algpai rleis unchanged Ike
ce,ts bv l,aIOa-f fleUT 2S1O bbl. wheat 21auo bus'
II nj eo0 bu.t oats q. 800 bu- BiiIcE loNVu bush
nve 900 bu.I. shipments fioar, 800 gh~;; wheat
ton u.h. corn @OOUD hs; oats, luouo bhs bdl7ey'
,i>,.i1( \ o. Ja. 3spirits OF Turpenine hfn al
opI,~ osiu -aiv ~ 40 Tor strained crude iile
- ~ Al ~ ~ - Tor feio" DIP ana - 20 oi
Vtreln. Tar steady at - Z D ,rr..., ,n..,
Gni~ ,eG Ian 1l.-F..- stcady ard hnn. Nhet' ui."
i p,urrtlv higher, active and arm 80 sprung ~
Edgc ! % y: Regular ~ Oi'i cash IN JdhhH9 y "
Trlrtary: sipjl. March; 40 J. DO 9l'. hllfc' 81
tqr CORN "a sy with ftir demand at ~ t, casa; ~
ron,uarv. 3gs,e March ~ 'sGi e. May rejected ooc.
0ats dcnand light, holder, firm AZ 2Jc casu AMI leDi
flsc March Rejected poe Hvc stetiY al lT ~
sriev ga ~ at 4ac Pork acuVr ~ $40 ~ oa- p-
40 G February. .ln sOaSIO G2p March so ~ =, ae &
mar. 7s5G75sr March; 71jG7.f7R April Bnk
Mi s gi s "a and $50 for shoulders, Clear Rib and
Ole ,r Sldcs Mh-kcy - as At the cll-ei Nhrht 1919
LIVER. II O37.4Fl 81 February 81 on, Mirci 'oIh
easier and lower Oats steady AMI unchanged foik un
settled and $40 sastO so March drd soau! aH"
unchanged. a., ~ a., 49,. ....,.,oot Wheat in.
ac,ie, Rcd 81 l2ffl 30 Corn rmcr a 800 zoe oais du
dQr Rved dull b6Absc. Barley Steady 10, %
SnrIng Isaj9c Pork IN fair demand but lower ~ -
Lard M fair demand, bat lower; Steam, 81 ~ Z@as o. 'Io
ne Al inside prlce Kettle 72fSc. Bulk Meals dul Sh9
bat steady shoulders Ggc Cloar Rib Gs4ci Clear SIDES
7c Green Meats inactive and lower ShOulders 90; rl
a. 2asj 70; Hans, 6 10 average @0s4ci ID DO 50 10
Whiskey inactive and lower at 81 O2 Butter uun anu i
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
THE MARKETS.
EDTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
5cr North Rirer, Tcsscis ant Raih'oafs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

],
APUCs-Q Quit unchargcd Pots 4SQ4a &c; Pearls QGLc.
COZ FEL-2iild dui. unchanged ltO lower Ordinary 10
Prime cargops If.0l7alc. gold steamer 9" Iapacc"
rvcd with j07 bag Ro aId 107 santos sales 5000
laos W. private
.36S TX. Nsker" withdrawn from stock. The neither
Company VIII sell 10000 bags Java al auction
this year.
CGTTON-Quie steady. unchanged: sales - bales h,ng
cXrori, 507 spinning. Receipts a the ports lS'li
bales aasirs; =. .s1 tins dav last wck 2ii last year;
since September 3OSGCnJ bales against s." III sane
rc ioG last ason. Good Ordinary 81 ec; Low MGdinc,
lO,1c. abiding Hire Futures faHiy active ~ slig
March, 1905 April l121; May, ll$i; Jgne 10;
August l.5s, ll5T SeDteMbcT i..U total l6Oo ndl,s
second all March IjOj. Apl lIl9 Ills. May lI.3l;
june Il43; -Dtu 15OO bales. Third ctifcbruar 1882
ll.rJ; Ap.i, l1lHi july. li.1 total Ju bales
Also 52.b0O hae, Including $500 February lo - ipi
100 aO s. u l.f !U3I 2OU. motto" tp-lat, 1896 100
d.. 1893 1910. notice 81. ~, 1890. 4t'ni t@tea'
lln2 u 90; 600 Arrii il'9 ". Nay it0 ii.i
june 80 IA Jur, ll507 !.a2i August !l.3'H LOT.
october, lIOJ; grand tJia tJ,-OJ bales funle' closed
firm
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
- IA corman American (25) at II. Quotations
Bid. Asked
Bid. Asked.

Railroad bonds were quiet to-day. The Pacifics
we're firm though attle off from late figures. Union
Srsts we're at 1O4s,: sinking funds, 96. and Cen
trails 1O5. Rock Island new Us were easier at 1O6@i
and Jersey Central consols strong at 90. MIS-
ton and Cedar Rapids firsts steady at 90. There
Were sales Of Burlington, and Quincy 5s s. I:
at 9Ol2; Buffalo, New-York and Enes OF OF loio ,,'
solidated 81 coupon Tsts at 1904; dividend bonds at
I0gis: frsts of c.. C.. and l. {. at 32$i; Alton and
Teyre Uante seconds preferred at SSl20SS; Chesa-
neate and Ohio firsts at 81 Louisville and Nash
Yr;iiS consoldated 1895 at 1921, and Kansas Pa
ci6c income No. 10 at o. The current quotations
were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
COTTON MAKKETS-

AUGr'srA, Jan. 3l.Cotton fair demand Mddng l0ltc;
Low hdilng, 9s4; Good Ordinary S'i6 c receipts, G39
Eosfus san. l--Cotton dull: MtIiling II iic MID.
ding 10 3D.; Cool Orpay 9sc; net receipts 4o3 bales
BLIloEF Jan. 3l.-CottJn dnl Mdding. lO'ic: Low
MIdiiug lolic Good Ordinary Jc grgAi receipts, l4b
bales exports coasvlse. iN5 bes saies 40 bales STOCK
CHAaLg,rS. Jan. 3l.Coiron stcadv. fair demand Md
ding ln'7c. Low Miiiling. lO14- GOOD Ordinary loc:
net receipts 2J5H bales, exports ~ te Continent l'fo
CiSCrNST, Jan. 3i.COttpa easy 'il!lng lOl2'; Low
Midding, loo; Good Ordinary 9os Teccp III bale
GALyE,tON Jau. 3l-tDttoI wax. irregular; Mildiin e
lose: Low MldIns o.. Goo1 Ordinary. s'-c; net
cccp- uil btrs gross loit taie,i exports cOast"lse
l.5ig. sa,- .lb3 bale. stock 79,006 bales
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3l.--CotiOn quot; hihlhng lO2c.
MOBLT, Jan. 3l.-cottun qHct Mhil!mg l"'2r; Low
MidIling gilc; Good Ordinary, s'ic het receipts III
bas; exports cOastDIse, Jj bales; sales. 2JJJ baos
MFMii- jan 8i-Cotor quiet M.ldiinr l0ac.: receipts.
SFW ok Eys Jan 81 Cotton irregular: MIdlng lO7-c:
1.~26 bales Ero--. Ss5H bales exports 10 Great Britain
7lHl birs coastwscllGl bars sales T. 90 bales siock
3in.ijj bAlts
NoGfoLK ian. 3l-Co,ton qniot. seady Hldlng l0i2c:
receipts, 22+J balcs exports cOasiNisr ZOI bA!es
sal,-. 1.D bales stock. $3.50 bales. -
PHIlArrtPUL Jan. 3l-C'tton >duil; Mfdlng. llhc;
- bale sl. 81 bsies: sienacfs lo2 bales
stTasStn Jan 3I.-Cotton quet Mldiiug. IOoric. Low
Niddliug l'c, Good Ordinary, JAc+ ne T''.pt- -
bales. gross. 2@s2 bales; exports 10 tie Continent 40
bales coa-tnIsc $3.50 bales, sas, 1000 bales stock.
81 IDri-. Ian 81 Cotton du: Mdllnq. l09ci Low
shipments G'I bales sal IL bales stock 3b0j2 bales
WLM,DfoS. Jan. 3l.-oton unchanged Middling iO4c:
bales. s4i's. 50 bales stock. $3.50 6al.s.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
ppovf,rs-r Ian 10 change in the Print
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01

New-York exchange was quoted to-day as follows
at the places named: Savannah buying. par; sell
inr. ls014 premium Cincinnati-dull; 100 dis
count par CharlestOn-scarce para 3 premium (;
If premium. ST. LOuls--l 30 discount. NeW-OTleaus
commercial. 3lGd Il discount bank, par Chicago
--7Ja 80 discount. Milwaukee-par.
The United States Treasurer AT Washington, to-
day. received - 600 National Bank notes for
redemption The customs receipts Were 5000, 900
and the internal revenue receipts were %21O,OOO
The following il the Clearing House statement
to-day currency exchanges, SJ94 42,3S1; currency
balances, S3.4Si 12J gold exchanges, SO 639, 900 :;
and gold balances. $767, ,S32
The Bank Of the Manhattan Company has de-
clared dividend Of per cent PAYABLE February ..
The National Bank of the Republic has declared
dividend OF per cent. payable February Il.
The New-loTk, Providence and Boston Railroad
Company has declared quarterly dividend OF 2l2
per cent payable February l..
Messrs. Irask Francis, No. Newst., will pay
the Februsry coupons of the Galveston, Harrisburg
and San Antonio Railroad Company.
The receipts and disbursements of the Assistant
Treasurer OF the United States at New-York were
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
Business Chanres.

4 THE ADVERTISER desires to enter into
~ acOpaTueTsp with arty having So 900 cash, wishing
ois TO T. experience ana
qua!uiancr iotJi business IL this city paying large
front Address BUSINESS. Tribune Ohi,e.
LOR SALE-A book. stationery and fancy
Business, gooi employing five hands Location,
none better fully stocked. and old established VIII
exchange and part cash. Address H. station D.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
Primo nankcrs' sterling bills
The following were tO-day's quotations IN gold
fnr fnre1n-l ND dnrnosllc nnins and hnllnn

The small volume Of business in the stock market.
The dullness of legitimate trade, and the easier
charges for carving gold, are reasons why money
Government bonds the charge is ! per cent. and
with sock collateral 70 Big. Discount continues
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SEw-YoRK CITY.
Boyd, William A, referee, TO James Rogers, 13jth-st
300 IL OF 5t-ave, l00xlU0
Bruder Julie. 10 George II StoDebridge and Margare
tina StOnebridge, lltbst, = 47O Ue OF Aye-A, 70
-, Aloo:o ~.
curtis George Iicknor referee, 70 Augustine Smitn,
trustee 47th-st n 6, 1898 ft Of lst-aye, l6.rx
w.
Eels, Richard and wife. to Hiram Morrison S5thst
LIS II Of 6th-aye l7.6x9s0 ....-.......-.....
Fulton, Emma l. and husband 10 Merry Gwyer and
Albert Bogert, 5Ith-st, n g. 53.3ft Q OF istave.
Loew William l. and wife. 10 Mary Ann Savage. 14tb.
st. 81 II OF Aye-A, 81. lax651
Loew. william and wife, to Henry Steers No 1856
Deanceyst 2JNI5... :.....---............
Mack, samuel 10 Henry Brown, 2d'aye, s. 90 ftsof
l2fthSt ZONSO
Morrison, Hiram and wife, 10 Richard Eells, No II
l1th-st, ~. lOXlO3.3
pfe Martin and wife, 10 stephen Pfeil. 3Oth-st
l25 IT OF lstave 50x9S S9...................-....
Rinsshauser, Henry and wife. tO Charles Thomson,
2d-aye ~ II N Of ilsf.st 24SxSO ..----...-.
Steward John TO Daniel J steward, undivided half of
lot on Pear-st W s. li3 II $ OF Hanoyersq uare 365
AtoS - ;...-.'
Tellmsn. Josephine and husband, 10 Bryan Cross,
6ith-st. s. ll5 II W Of 3d-aye l5xl0O5.
Taylor, Hugh and wife, TO Edward Richardson,
Greenwichst, W 8, 25.2 II Of Desbrossesst, 20x
New-York tribune., 1878-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, Thursday, ]

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Jan. 81 1873.
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day: .
We. N. Ludow q 90.
Lot W 4thave 50.4 IL 5 SSths ST. 25.2xS22. Sarah