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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

HUMAN SKIH.-Commonly received
notions about the human skin are be.
ing one by one dispelled. Not only
does it turn out that every pore may
be impermably closed without much
injury to health, but q pe.tilent Wen.
nese physician, one DR.. E. Levy, has
proved that the human skin is abso-
lutely impenetrable TO the chemical
constituents of mineral waters. TIE
action Of the most opposite kinds Of
waters nust therefore be one and the
same, and what benefits there are de-.
rivable at spas and bathing places
must be from the water ..imbibed
through the mouth, NOT through the
pores. This discovery will be very
at the watering places.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

james Winter Of New York claims
- 1ave found out . method of making
Illuminating gas from pure water, No
/. cbemicals OF electricity are used. In q
recent trial, few pounds of water
were placed In . small machine and
n one quarter Of . minute . pressure
go pounds to the square inch was
4ooerated. The machine consists of
two iron boxes one containing the
pure water to be pumped into. the
ether; whore tho gas is produced.
What the box contains, only Mr.. Win.
ter and his friend know. One re-
variable novelty sbout 1t IL that the
chemical relation Of oxygen and hy-
drogen r. not realized the volume Of
oxygen being lessened, while that of
the hydrogen remains unchanged.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

WnEn . girl can make match-safe
and 1ust The piaso, she1 thinks it 10
9Ae1t tne % look for beau.
WY y . husband like . Mississippi
seea1boatf Because he never knows
Whss b nay get . blowing up.
s4ARRIAas1 Phool don't mem
Ghnnrlf I" exclaimed tho maiden aunt.
c1ndsed they don't" " replied her love-
II nisoe.
I'm old lady who mended her hus-
bands pants with patch Of grass 10
HoWWoothIng her hair with the comb
Of . roost6r. 3 a
sQuIH Elizabeth had one thous.
and i've hundred dresses ct the time
Of her DEATH" And yet Bessie al
RAxA dressed rather runly.
KHorrED damasses are seen among
TIE new goods. Fashion item. This
!. pso6Ably reSera to those clerks who
part thsir hair In The middle.
aWHAr.s in . name Z" We hear of
anew novel called''The Missing Will. y
II the iemale Be Of the Rhoda Brough-
ton advanced female order, the title
should have besn ~The willing Miss -
How CAN leave thee 2" he was
singing in . very tender tone. He
wasn't very popular with her parents,
and Il was verging on II o'clock when
the old man came in and showed him
bow he could leave her.
. WHRN woman, whose husband re-
estves only SIS per week, insists on
oecupyfng . fashionable suite Of rooms,
and aleeps In six-button kid gloves to
keep her hands white, she illustrates
Some 81 the inconsistencies Of life.
"NEvER be critical upon the ladies" /"
was maxim Of an old Irish peer, 70.
maEkabls for his homage Of the sex
~the only way In the world that . true
Seateman ever will attempt to look
q the fsalts of . pretty woman is to
shut his eyes.0
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

The father Of the plan for three
'Presidents, (Which Representative
Southland 1t request, kindly introduced
to the House Of Representatives (has
uncovered himself by announcing his
purpose to lecture on the subject IN
Washington. He is Judge Bartley, Of
Ohio, formerly . member of the Su-
preme Court of that State. He 10 .
brother-in-law Of Secretary Sherman.
He says nobody but an ignoramus or
. snob would sneer at his suggestion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

The world wants more sunshine In
As disposition. in its business, in its
LcnArit1ea, in its theology. For ten
tls0ossnd Of the aches and pains and
irritations of men and women we rec
ommend sunshine. 1t sooths better
than morphine. 1t stimulates better
than champagne. tits the best plaster
f6e swound. The Good Samaritan
poured ont into the fallen travellers
cash more Of this than of oil. Flor.
p~ Nlehtingals used it ON the Cri-
msan batflehelds. Take it into all the
alleys. on board all tho ships, by all
the ack beds. Not . phial foil, not q
cup full, not decanter full, but soul
fsll. II IL good for spleen, for liyer
complaint, for neuralgia, for rheums-
tam. for falling fortunes, for melan-
eholy. Perhaps Heaven itself is only
moro sunshine.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

The fences of the United States are
reported to be worth $500, O,OOO,O 600, or
$40 per head for each inhabitant. The
expenses necessary 10 keepthsm good,
il at least 500, 100000. Major Bris-
ba4e. Of the United States prmy, sesti-
mates the annual destruction of tim
ber in the United States at $500, 600
acres annually, and that one-half of
this immensss area is required for
fencing alone. ess -, .slA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

The Pittsburgh Post Gays: John
sherman's dip nap on financial ques-
tions IL subject Of much comment in
Washington. and he is handled with
out gloves by men of all parties. No
one believes he is honest, but that he is
playing desperate bluff game, in an
endeavor to defeat the repeal of the
resumption law.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

0010I0 46Am&cO and alcoholic
ss anns e
sions and all diseases that follow Is sequence
sal hIos IossitnSe. % Pain IN the m sosE, Dimssss
OF VisiOn. PrematurO Old Ago and many
other diseases that lead 70 Ccess.%sptaon ;s and
are first caused by deviating nom the path Of
| nature and over indulgencies Of the generative
but %eSc. Wei
by By sexual WEAKNESS. The inevitsble effects Of
per%:tcrrh% Or 0r Ns.vons Debility, ~ = ,;fs 70
Very often the unhappy sufferer is tempted to
commit suicide; in seme cases the mind is en-
tircly destroyed. and insanity and idiocy with
doubts the vast number Of intellects ruined by
% Xsyiumns and the she record @ % viii ITS show that eight
Of every ten Of the cases Of insanity among their
In placing the Specific Medicine within the
reach Of the afflicted we feel that we are ares con- e
Sou wss Enc
Di:s.ss.: too well know the % vanity Of wealth % !.a
frozen Norway Is the vine-ciad hills Of Italy.
sands can testify to the untold vaius Of the spe-
cifc Medicine. BY its timely use many follow
to oome-ssxe thousands from years 81 anguish.
ming before It Is too late, delays are dangerous.
An old, well tried and scientific preparation.
one which will effect . speedy and certain cure.
is within their reach. and placed at price
~11Se The P speoiad @ Medicine is the result of life
stndy and many years. experience in treating
these special diseases. Full particulars In our
pamphlet. which we desire to send free by mail
to every one.
The Specific Medicine is sold by all druggists
at 81 per package. orSix packages for y. or VIII
a.IdressinT e GRAY HEDICiNE Co.
No. IL Mechanics Block. Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Ravenna by BELDING & ARMSTRONG;;
also, by L. p. Seymour 3 Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

TRuTHFULNEss, integrity and good.
ness-qualitfes hang not on any mans
breath-form the essence of manly
character, or, as ono Of our old writer's
has it, that inbred loyalty unto vir-
tue which can serve her without q
livery. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

/ A CONTEMPORARY entertains the be.
lief that hens reason, Perhaps, then,
he will tell us the reason . hen will
ssset" on half dozen ivory eggs until
her eyes bulge out, in the futile at
tempt to hatch q brood Of chicks out
or the base limitations. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

/ OrR modest young men will breathe
easier when some ingenious chap in-
vents . turkey carving contrivance
that works with,a crank like an apple.
parer. .ii-t,s @'''a.ii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

WHEN ! man wants to call puppy
he whistles; but girl just walks
along with her handkerchief floating
across her shoulder.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

AnasaAfFUusrRD-y0 young man says
The Saverago" shoemaker can frame
moro excuses In fifteen minutes than
pietsrs dealer could supply frames
Jovia two weeks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04

q NOTHING in this world but mules
leg springs up spontaneously, and
every man must build his own road to
success. - .sp.oH ials -ea0Ii''i'' -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04
NOTICE.

,i1~ ,tsil NOTICE. l,a.
- known, will take notice. that Emeline Is
Parker. on the 9th day Of March, 1878 fled her
petition in the Clerks office OF the Common
Pleas Court Of Portage County, Ohio, charging
him with wilfal absence. and asting 70 be di:
change OF name. Said petition VIM be for hear.
ing at the next term Of said Court.
EMELINE B. HARKEB st
By. PnHLPs 4 R1xLN5, Atty's.
Ravenna, March .. 16yA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04
New Harness Sh0p. !

TWOULD respectfully anrounce to tho citi-
IL IONS of Port1ge County that have opened
= new HARNESS SHOP one door south Of N.
Gretxinger's, on Chestnut Street, opposite Court
House Park. where will be pleased to see ali
these In want of any work in my line.
have had twenty-five years experience In
country. and feel confident of my ability to
give entire satisfaction to all those who may
palronise ne.
REPAIRING promptly and neatly done.
Ny prices will be suited TO the times. Give
mo call. slts.s G. WISE,
Rsvenna. April 10. 1871. 4sO-smo
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Gray's Specific Medicine.

cures Folp1to.
'tlOn, NerV0u0
Trem0rs. Ner-
vous Debility
and all Nervous
Proatrot1 o n D,
which arc pro-
duced in many
cases by an over,
indul g o n e Q In
the uSe of tObac.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04
Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O. $. BUZZELL

VXYOULD inform the people OF Portage coun.
w ty that he is prepared to manufacture all
kinds or LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS.
and to do general repairing. promptly and in
the best manner, Also. HORSE SHOElNG and
GENERAL BLACKSMrTHING. a5l
ePrices from ~ to 20 per cent. below any
heretofore charged in this region. TO cash..
WAGONS of all kinds constantly on hand.
Works ON Main Street, West of q. 3 p. B. b.
Depot.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-04
rEsr1MoN1ALs.

Ravenna, March II, 1875.
Mr. O. g. BUzzKLL: DeafSir-We have been
using one Of your one horse wagons now over
with one thousand feet Of green hemlock and
oak, and we think it the best and easiest run.
b., and has never cost us one dollar tor repairs
for that time. Yours, truly,
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY lS7S-QUlNTUpLE SHEET

vance Of y per cent, the quo,ation bsing now esk
054. Uni,sc States bonds were strong ut an advance
Of y Il per cent Erio Was steady at "a Tor the
commoa and % 221 fr the prcierred. ininois
Central rose u per cent. 10 75 Az Pars rentes ad
vanced 20 1921 Csc. Exchange on LONDON wos quoted
at 25L 1slse. The closing prices London wers:-
Consols for money and account s65s 9sh; new az
per cent bonds. 1o2x 1o2z; nve-twenty bonds Of
1867 lo6s. lo6}s; ten-iorty bonds, loiX 1o4T;
nses OF $751; lo3ss lo3k Eric common shares, sH;
do. preferred, % ~ Illinois Central, TAX.
sTATE BoSDs.
state onds ut tho Board dull, with sales con-
Gned to North Carolina special tax, third class;
District OF Columbia 365's sold st 76S-a decline
OF Il.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continued strong and prices were
generally higher, with the following changes COM
pareu with last previous saes:-An advance OF u 10
Chicago aud Milwaukee nrsls X In Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consos, u in Hannibal aud ST. Joseph e:2hts.
couvertibIes; New York Central nxes Of 1883 aud
Northwest gold sevens and in ST. Paul eights nrsts
Rock Island OF 1917, Central Pacific gold bonds,
Pacific Rahrosd OF Missouri nrss and Canada South
ern arsts There was . decline Of u In Burlington,
Cedar Rapids, and Delaware and HUDSON registered
bonds OF 1854.
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
SECOND BOARD-Ip M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT CLOSED 1-16c. HIoHER-
FUTURES CLOSED BARELY STEADY FloUR
QUIET WHEAT LOwER-CORN STEADY
OATS QUIET-wHIsKEy QUIET-PORK NoXI-
NAL-LARD EAsIER-PETROLRUM DULL-oILs
QUIET SPIRITS TURPENTINE QuIEr-RosIN
QUIET COFFEE QUIET-SuGAR QUIET
YREIGHTs QUIET.
SATURDAY March Pc p n
Business was moderate everywhere The Silver law
was without especial influence trade eiacles though
tending 10 unsettle values cases. On 'Change
-four was quiet. Wheat was duh and lower In the alb
seuce of war news. Corn steady. Oats quiet. Whis-
key quiet Pork was nominal Lard quiet and lower
Petroleum and naval dull Grocsriss were
quiet. Oils also quiet.
CorrRk-The market for BIO quiet We note sale
at New Orleans Of 1918 bags Ro, Gassendi. quality
strict fair at l6xc Mild coffee quiet. We quote
Ordinary cargoes 14,sc l4a<c fair do. l6xc good do,
1876 prime do l71zc extreme for lots, l4<c
l9c; Santos fair good, l6c I6sc., gold, 30 days;
Java government bags, zoe. 2lhc; d., grass mats.
2oIsc 22ac Singapore, l7c. 1916; Ceyion. 1916.
lsSc; Maracabo, 15c. lee Laguayra, iec. lsc Ja
maica f5c. lezc; st. Domingo lac. y 14<c.; Porto
Rico iec Isc Costa Rcs, Ice. l9c; Mexican. lsc
. IKE; Macassar. TIC lsc Angosturx 1916 lSe.;
Savaniila. 15c 1sc: Curscoa~ 141ac l5ltc.
the hrmer, and prices advanced
Lice Futures opened points higher under favorable
sdvices from Liverpool arrivals being i32d l6d better
slender The market ciosed barely
and points higher tor April and points higher for
Ihs official closing prices to-day. compared With Friday
ver A follows:
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
The Stock Market Dull and
Steady.
GOLD lOl 3-4 A lOl SIS A l0l ga.
Government Bonds Strong. States Dull
and Railroads Higher.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at 4 1-2 a 8
a 8 Per Cent.
WALL STREET..

sAruRDAY, March 2-oP
sunocating dulness envelopes the markst-coils
about and embraces it--ss though the old story OF
LAGOON and the serpenls were being acted over
again in typical and financial form. Two days strug-
ge 10 get Tree seems have exhausted all efforts,
and tho market has sunk back again INTO more ex-
hausted state than How exactly true this IL,
may be learned from the that Lake Shore us the
most active stock OF to-day. is credited with only
g. 200 shares; ST. Paul common, second best. with
only 54O0 shares, and other stock the list with
much over 1900 shares The aggregate, In word,
scarcely exceeds 80 900 shares and thereby stamps
the day as one OF tho torpid Of the season So
long as the Silver bill was In abeyance there was
something TO talk hbout II not 10 act upon,
but It's passage into law has brushed
away even tns feeble incentive 10 activity.
and the market lies prone and dormant,
with nobody either willing capable of spurring It
into liie AS there absolutely next to nothing In
the way of transactions, there tho same lonely
neighborhood SO to speak, In the way Of fluctuations,
aud "magnincent dstances'' inchauges OF quotations
rs marked by the clock as great upon the tele
graphic tape they arc in the city OF Washington
Although the market was Intensely duh II continued
to be remarkably strong, and II buyers we're few
sellers were fewer There was NO disposition to lot
20 upon the part OF large holders and, consequently,
matters w,rc dead lock, Tor which At present no.
body can devise key Toward the close hrmer
feeling SET in which advanced prices traction; why,
1t was hard to tell, though Tor want OF some better
reason il voted that the foreign teegrams looked
more warlike and that our consumptive commerce
might still benefited through paraking OF the bot
blood OF our European friends and relatives.
OPENING PRtCEs.
The opeuing prices OF stocks at the Board today
were us folows:--New York Central 1915; Harlem,
142; Erie, 9h; Lake Shore. 6lk; Wabash, l5h;
Northwestern 355s; Northwestern poerrcd 62A;
Rock Island, 9yj1; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, 3T7S; Mil
waukee aud st. Paul preferred, 7o's; Pitsburc 6's;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, AK; New Jer-
sey Central, 10; Delaware and Hudson Canal, Al;
Morris and Essex, 6SH; Michigan Central 80; Illinois
Central 73ss Chicago and Alton, 66x; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi TX; Western Union, 76A; Pacific Mail, 90
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
.,a 81 ss SON q 10 less IS; 'lr4in So 10, less Is

Tar ,..,.., ............., 5%1 , o''oa'
Ss: i W. 81, ir.s s. sia .s; sgr
s & &c. g Tue aDs Dss oa &
Ia oo ssksa nssd oil wa: as,st We sgS.s winter winter
sperm 3 ss % psur 90 ao crude Nor,hssu % % Sas
essr. sissshsd winter sspsnt extra ns
20 do re winter bssehsd bsh 62e crude nsh souna'
fsraoIsus refined dull and .sni
spsSss p ss :s ss.: ,ss..s is 4 slE ~:
% raSs 's'p !" pulI " sUs T'I" barrels snnrd
aias,y s1snds .pssas, Ss ordinary rsansd, a.
"
;s.:y ;S Fsss ;ss Z SSss. Ssi@.
s i3s Jersey good 70 prime l,s e re ies g. &c. IIT =.
Jersey socs 20 prime loc .ir good o.
sSss IL ssS ss lard a47
isrss. .us ~ Se Gu. meats s s.SSn Sna S
lDs s rSrs
.:s ip;, sS 8 siSS Co.
u, sss sa Sas s.sS s ss sss, T.
sss ruled stead, aasss !s,s price. n;,r Bee,
f"ss Sssssa aaSsed as for city
!iIs ss1s s
.s:a a.s y g sS S ssss " & a .ag
and u Is for June spot sale. were 100 ercs. city q
sss:.. ss :s ,sr ss.ss ss
Butter The market ruled stssay, but quiet Tor
s ssss isds .. ss h'$ 70
&c., &c., aa: 's dairy M & a1s &c. sad 10
Western. i7s 22e ches.s-Ths MARKET va. s,,n dull
": ets. f. sss Il iS MARKET 4:a ana s
s.sss .na H% aHs ~
Isss Limsd-astass DC. ils: ws...r1 1s sr toc
5asc. &c.: sooa prime. exc s,sc. ; ehoes, eAc;
na' uonS prime e.
aa5 sAd Cuba 70 @ :. s n'd ss xa
grim. g. Ike Cuba S SrSssry isil s 20 sSHes X,
e;as..'asi ao %Si...ss. "a. shda and Ss boxes c
rS,s EsS 70 ssass sSss. 70 ',%:
ss "a 81 sS ss.ass & Dswdissa Ss
G ss s. vo,, IN.
maris ". sa. sass were iooS Ss
wa,sxrr. -ksesipss, ao4 bs,s The market was quiet
w IN S
supply nj of ocean vessel. sradu.y dseIs.ane EnYsSs
s.sss Ss To Ed 70 sAt; .'v
sS sS:s'';
sushs: wS.a. 7Ad AND steam. asoo Isx.; enss:s 4'.
Sr.:. -. ia9 sS.hs. barley s. Gl.,.sy -. 200
s.ss: s,ss
u d
M s.''S S aad esi
c;g: raS. with general s.sss
brig a.ns: 70 c:s sr BARK .s
opsnhaasn With 5000 ap.Tssrs % grain a. ss British 81
sr,i:a sass snip 10 esi tons LvsrpoS Win ssnsr
rs 2. % 70 ~ a Win IMP s
rates: an Amssiesn bark sos tons voyage
ooo Ss i.ssa petroleum ssS At q about Sd
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
THE BANK sTArENEN

The bank statement shows increase in all the
items except legal tenders when are further de-
creased ss4o,ioo There is large expansion IN loans
ana heavy increase In the deposit line. The banks
lose $652 800 IN surplus reserve, aud now hold
BIZ. 9i5 IN excess legal requirements.
The following shows the coniition Of the Naw York
yty banks this week rs compared with Isst:--
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
HIGHEST Axo LOWEST.

HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The hghest aud lowest prices Of STOCKS and the
Der OF shares OF each dealt In At tho Board to day
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


.ns.N LONDON. March 2--Evsnng.
Calcutta iinsesd. 47a ed 49, per quarter Lnseed
oil, f25 iOs. per ron. tatts
NEW yoRK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
,t LlyrRrooL. March 2. 1878.
Pork-Eastern dull at 63s. Western dull at o4s Be-
conCumbersnd cut dull ut goa short rib dull " 3OS;
long duli at 2s short clear steady ~ 29 Hams
India steady at pos extra mess dull At tl6s
prime mess 65s. Lard estern dull At 3Ss
faiow-City dull vt 4oA 3D. Turpentine Spirits steady
@ sSs. s ss Lard aa' oil S' s.ady ~
Asa Fiour-Extrs state dull Ut 2Ys. Wheat-No spring
stesdy Sd No steady ut los 3D. winter steady
~ lis CornMixe son steady at 2ss 9i for old; DO
ady bis I'd far new Ootonseed OILY Amsri.
can, none in the market fi "a. ts stsl
xixciNc xxRKxrS' --,' '''...-.r
LoSDOS, March 2, 1873
In Mncne lane the leading markets show signs OF
Improvement Business has been oil mode ate extent
strong demand. few careoss. Of new Burmsh,
for spring shipment. sold - nrner prices. salt
tracts being made Tor arrival Tea remains
serve ct prices In favor buyers Indian qrowths have
been steady. Plantation Ceylon coffee sold With lair
spirit full rather higher rates. other descriptions are
offered by auction and chiefly Withdrawn
Refining sugars continue firm. Low brown Is more in
Qured Capitalized Demerara sold rather under last
weeks quotations fh~ market generally devoid OF ami
usual led s"fall of ID 20 4d 10 Guatemala
indigo declined I'd. TO Cd per ID. from ths same
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, March "A sol N.
sdvcss ave Dsr cent rsntss oef ss for the
Pans, March 2. 1879.
Exchange on London, 2of. f4kc for snort sight
The New York herald., 1878-03-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were:-
MINING STOCKS.

The following we're tb1 Opening prices OF mining
stocks Al San Francisco so-dsy-Gould Curry. o1s;
Savage 12; Cholar Potosi 81: Ophr, 81; bale Nor
cross. 1917; Grown Point o; yellow Jacket II;
Bscher AZ; Virginia Consolidated, %; California, 20;
Overman, 10; Raymond Ely, s; Best l. Belcher, 70;
Ksntuck, S,S; Union Consolidated, o; Alpha, 1o1a;
Sierra Nevada, AZ; Mexican. 13h; Eureka Consoli-
dated, 4o>s Justice, 1oh; Utah. 1lh jackson, "a.
The closing prices iu San Francisco were:-
MEMORANDA.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
as foows:--General merchandise imports, Including
dry go,ds, $5.652 404 produce exports, $7.slSsss,
and specie exports, $109o9&
The West Wisconsin sold At auction to-day 10
a. Il. Porter, who repressu,s tho bondholders. Tor
$l,so0,o00 ..,
The New York herald., 1878-03-03

5000 US $50, g, '67.. 100
lUDuU Us 5's, C, '5l.... 1881
$1,000 US $40, =. .'65.n 1e3T<
1000 U 5.2O. c. '65, n It,:3X
JUUtU Us $40. c.'U7 SO lUD
5000 US 5's. 10, c.. lO4x
$4,000 US 0's. 7, ST.. log
ljJOU Us $40, G. 80, n lO3z
SE'
5000 Chi A NV lst... lO7H
1OJ Win 4 Il 4 lst.. svlls
1000 y J y lst, new. uOA
lou q PlsICAO BIZ ~
The New York herald., 1878-03-03

-Wheut was dull aud lower Tho sales ue.ween tho calls
about $4,000 bushels at 81 ~ for NO. Chicago:
81 26 tor No do 81 20 tor No. spriny; 81 81 Tor No
Milwaukee, upd 81 30 Tor No southwest Also S.tUO
bushels No spling Tor april at 81 ~ The sales AZ the
5000 bushels NO spring for March at 81 2j3l
ana 500 bushels No. Northwest May 81 III Corn
WAS steady with good demand The safes the calls
were 4O 0U bnsnesMarcn steamer 53c 1000 do March
No. 503lc and 5000 bushels April steamer at Bake.
The sales between the lis were l2oOVU bushels ut 2se
53c fur mixed, 59c Tor no. 2mixsd 51c, Tor
NO. mixed and 94c. Tor nngraaed mixed; aiso 24.oo
ciosin. US folio gs;Extrn white ana No 90 4Qc Sc2
do Jjnc. No do, 35c extra mixed 35tSc No do,
3oaac 35,sc. No do 3oe; No. y do, 34c The saos
were about 2U.0tO bushels y
HEMP AND JurK-rbe market. was generally. quiet but
We quote dressed, S176 SlS2 80 vr
single; $2l0 x215 for double xyD xI35 Tor un-
dressed Russia $2Jj $21u, gold Italian, $2Io
&27b. gold Jye 4c. &c., gold; Jats butts, 26c eur
rency cashi Manila hemp. lei sisai. 61sc iss. &C.
5t4c.. all pvld. 't|t.
NoLAssss Foreign was dull Domestic was Quot, but
stsady We quote ;-t,uba. centrifugal and mixed 2Oc
2Cc; clayed, Die 2qc mu.covsdo refining 27c soc I;
grocery 2sc. y3c Porto kicv, 3Dc 4c English Isl
nnds. JOc 4Oc. New Urlsnns. crop. common To
fancy. 23c. y Doe. lte .
NAVAL Tue market for spirits turpensins wa. dull
and Tue same may be said ~ rosn We quofe -
spi ~ urpentne mereha'tabs order rosis good
~ s7,s pitch. 81 % i2h. AdyIces hcm w'lmInxton
follows tosin arm strained. Hi 80 bid: good
da- 81 ah hAA Tar AA~AAv- 81 A. Tssn~sAa~ aa~."S