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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
BATHING AT BRIGHTON.
"Gath's" Estimate OF the Eng
lish Female Form.
Gath" in the Brooklyn Eagle.

''Gsth" in the Brooklyn Eagle
There is little bathing at Brighton,
and in this respect was disappointed.
People do not come here flying from
the heat and plunge in the water to cool
the blood, as we do. They fly from the
cold as well to those sheltered south
coasts and seek an equal climate rather
than a revulsion OF climate. All the
time | have been here II has been
pretty cold weather, although a soften
inc wind from the face Of the sea abldes
even i'm the dampness. The English.
men are often fine swimmers, and there
seems 10 be no treacherous current here,
bearing the swimmer oil to sea, and con-
seouently the nude bodies of young
Britons are seen hall mile out in the
water. The women do not swim as
much as ours. English women battle
i'm flannel, generally blue, with no
sleeves, the arms, which are the best
limbs they have to show, being exposed
To the arm-pit. The sun does not scorch
those fine, muscular arms, but merely
puts "a little haze or fog upon them to
tempt their roses out. They all wear
bathing shoes or rather slippers, which
do not hide the ankle, as the pebbles
here and strong surf would soon lacerate
the feet. They wore stockings in but
few cases, and, think, wear corsets in
the water but little. The bathing dress
is made loosish, particularly below the
middle. and is seldom belted. The legs
are wide and not tied, so that the British
les are revealed in their full length and
often above the knees. Acool, measured
and judicial view inclines me To the
conclusion that the British leg is fair to
middling. IL lacks three Of the adequate
elements of the American limb-the
large, round, tapering cali, the small
ankle, and the tapering instepped, well
born foot. The British cali Is Ike a
bandage tied on, punching once and
then sliding away into leanness; the
whole foot OF the English woman is
n masculine article girded into abomnln-
able shoes, which may be sensible III de-
sign, but are without symmetry. l
think we make the best shoes in the
world for both men and women. We
are the best dressed people, although
| the model OF our STYLES IS manliestly
Partisan. Continuing with the female
anatomy, may say that American girls
resemble the French more than the
English, yet resemble neither much.
There is refinement OF skin and Latin
contrasts in the French girls lace diff
cult to surpass; but in form the French
woman is almost without hips, unless,
she is laboring woman, and is planned
Off like board. Her feet are comely,
however, and the ankle is cut square.
giving her freedom without strength CT
motion there. At Brighton | saw some
few, large specimens OF beautiful vital
life in English girls; such had generally
darkish hair, dark gray or brown eyes,
skins without roses, OF pale, brunette
tint and bodies fluent, limbs long, and
necks and heads cut fine and clear oil the
shoulders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
For the Benefit of Mr. Sturgiss.

BuCkhannOn Banner.
West Virginia has increased her pop
ulation in the last 10 years GO per cent,
while the New England Stotes have a
gain of only IL per cent, and the Midi
die States only 10 per cent. let Mr..
Sturgiss would make us believe that
West Virginia is making no progress
and will not until the Republican party
gains the ascendency. 1t would be ad-
visable for the Republican candidate for
Governor to study carefully the census
reports before delivering his committed
speech again. Such base misrepresen-
tations are unbecoming any citizen WHO
has the interest of the State at heart.
Our county, which is Republican, we
are sorry to say, refused to appropriate
money to construct railroad into the
county, and this, according to Mr.. Stur-
giSs' view, because West Virginia is
Democratic. Mr.. Sturgiss woald better
read something else than few lying
radical sheets that are doing so much to
retard the progress of our State by bare.
faced falsehoods. We submit that II
Geo. G. Sturgiss will study and compare
the census reports OF this State with
those OF Republican States that he VIII
lament in sack cloth and ashes Tor his
Misrepresentation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
RANDOLPH REUSED.
Reform Me Into Office Dan
Speaks-Big Boom for Butch
er-Nine Hundred Majority.

Reform Me Into Office Dan
Speaks-Big Boom for Butch
er-Nine Hundred Majority.
Correspondents of the Register.
BEVERLY, W. Va. August H.-Our
county court adjourned yesterday, after
a four DAYS session, which, notwith.
standing the political excitement, tran.
sacted large amount OF business. The
first day Of court was taken up with
public speaking. Sturgiss, the Republi-
can nominee for Governor, made q lit
tie speech, the most Of which was
sneer at Virginia and her traditions.
Because virginians have not made the
"almigh ty dollar" their god, he says
they are behind the times. In other
words, il you are not rich you don't suit
the Republican party
Judge Hoge, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress for the Second dis
trict, made a fine address, which was
listened to with marked attention. The
Judge made good impression by his
speech and his personal intercourse
with our people.
The late ID. ID. I. Farnesworth, can
didate for Congress on the Greenback-
Northumberland Office party, was
then introduced to the audience. After
explaining why he used to be so bitter
to ward Democrats, he launched forth in
a TRADE against the Republican party,
claiming that he and Judge Hoge were
the only real candidates for Congress,
and that Hoke was put up to iniure
him. Dan understands the Republican
tricks, he says, for he has been there.
John W. Mason, OF Grafton, who has
been rusticating among our hills, was
then introduced. John is of an happy
disposition, and is willing TO admit that
this district is Democratic by such a
majority as only lends the merest
shadow OF a chance for Republican sue
cess. He abused Dan FarnswoIth
roundly, but said Judge Hoge was u
pure man OF fine ability.
Judge Hoge then replied in very
brief and pointed speech to what had
been said. During all this time, seven
or eight hours, one OF the most intelii-
gent looking audiences have ever seen
assembled here listened very calmly
and patiently to each speaker. Four
tifths of the crowd were Democrats.
Since the nomination OF Hon. b. l..
Butcher, of this county, at the Martins
burg Convention, tor State Superintend-
eat OF Schools, he has been receiving
the hearty congratulations OF his many
irianis from all sections, but none have
been more hearty than his home PEG.
pie. They feel honored and rewarded
by the action OF the convention. AS an
old gentleman said to me the other
day: ave have been waiting long
time for recognition, but Butchers
nomination sets all things even.' This
mountain section OF the State will roll
up a larger vote this Fall than ever, and
you may set us down at 300 majority in
this county. Onr people are enthusi-
astic for the whole ticket.
Yours, &c, RANDOLPH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
SOM ETHINC
EVERYDAY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means 0fse-
curing q soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
ROugl ness, EruptiOns, Vul.
gar + ashingS, etc, etc. SO
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use Is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold BY all druggists
for Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Cured of Drinking.

a young friend of mine was cured on
an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which had
50 Frustrated him that he was unable to
10 any business. lie was entirely eure,l
by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all
that burning thirst; took away the APP
petite for liquor; made his nerves steady,
and he has remained sober and steady
man for more than two years, and has
no desire to return to his cups. | know
of number OF others that have been
cured of drinking by it."-Fom a lead.
ing X. n Official, Chicago, Ns. Laugh
lin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A LETTER FROM GENERAL
HANCOCK.
lie Responds to u Promise OF
One Thousand Majority at
Flatbush, l.. i.

At Democratic mass meeting IN
Flatbush, l.. l., on "Wednesday evening,
the secretary. Mr.. James ). Jordan,
read the following letter, which lac had
received from General Hancock IN re-
Spouse IT, one promising HIM thou
sand majority in Flatbush;
GoyERNoR's ISLAND. New YORK
IARBoR, Aug. "a; 1850.
pEAg SIR: | have yours OF the nth
instant concerning the political proceed
inys al Flatbush. In this campaign the
people are the leaders. They Know
what they want, and through iair anG
lrre vote they are evidently determined
to have it. That the result will be a
pu,cr and better administration OF pub
lie affairs have not the least doubt.
Thanking you Tor the kind terms oil
your note, am very truly yours,
WINFIELD :. HANCOCK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indscretions OF youth, nervous
&C., will send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF cHAKGE. This great RENE
dy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send q self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. lnman,
Station ID, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Jorsr RESOLUTION proposing an amendment

20 the Constitution OF this State.
Ro>0rod by Tie Legislature Of HtS Virginia.
trO-'lrCLs OF az he members Cloctsi 20 each HOuse
agreeing tle-cto: That the following be and the
same is hereby proposed as an amendment 10
the Constitution Oftais State. to-wit
That section thirteen, Of article three as II
now Is he stricken out and the following be in
serted in lieu thereof:
''I3. In suits at common law. where the value
i'm controversy exceeds twenty dollars, exclusive
of interest and costs, the right OF trial by
jury, il required by either party, shall he pre-
served; and in such suit before justice, "A jury
may consist OF six persons. No fact tried by a
Jury shall he otherwise re-eXamined in any case
ihan according 70 the rules OF the common law. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
ron SALE.



In the Comfy Court of Ohio county:
c. Oglebey Sons, -.
VI Nm chanceYy,
Peter Wendell and Others,
By virtue OF decree rendered and entered In
the above entitled cause on the 9th day OF June,
1880, the undersigned special commissioners
will. on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1880.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, sell at public
auction at the front door OF the Court House Of
Ohio county. West Virginia, TO the highest and
best bidder, the following described real estate,
to-wit: The east onehalf OF lot numbered two
hundred and one (20i), fronting on Chapline
street. and running back 70 Wheeling Greek,
and being situate on the north side OF Twentieth
street, in the fifth ward OF the City OF Wheeling,
In the State OF West Virginia.
money to be paid IN cash on the day oil sale, and
Is much more as the purchaser may elect; the
balance in two equal installments at nine and
eighteen months respectively. after day OF sale.
with interest," to be secured TO the satisfaction OF
the special commissioners, and the title TO said
real estate To be retained until the purchase
m oney shall have been paid in full.
r. G. BARR,
W. ]. W. C0wDEN,
Special Commissioners.
&c. HERvEY. Auctioneer. ag3i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

S,PECIAL COMMISSIONERS RENTING OF
- Valuable Property in the City OF Wheeling:
BY virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, rendered on the 18th day OF July
$50, In the chancery cause of Joseph Strsub vs.
highest and best bidder, for Cash, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ,, 1850,
In front of the Court House door, In the City oil
Wheeling the south one fourth part OF lot No.
2l6 on alley and Eof street, In said city, with
first nate dwelling mouse and all the necessary
outbuildings.
This property is the same lately owned by the
said Bridget Y. Volt, and was sold by her TO
James MCKINLEY, and Is rented under said decree
To pay debt Of ssi. 90 with interest thereon from
February 20, 1875 till paid, and the cost OF suit,
due by said Bridget V. Volt TO S,id Joseph
Stmub. and when said debt was charge upon
said property ut the time Of said sale by her to
Mckinley. JOHN w. KENNEDY,
aglSi Special Commissioned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
sir was perhaps a little against us,

sir was perhaps a little against us,
said Garfield TO the survivors OF the I'D
Ohio, "that none OF us had the honor
to get killed or seriously crippled,
Perhaps the gallant colonel of the Al,
now the Standard bearer" OF the Re-
publican party, would have won the
morality OF death in action II he hadn't
hurried into that place OF agreeable safe
ty, the halls OF Congress, long before the
conflict in the field was over. IL Is a
Ion: time since the war, aud sentiment
may have changed, but the feeling
among fighting soldiers was such as
President Hayes expressed when he
was invited tn stand for Congress before
he. had been mustered out OF the mill
tary service-that any officer who
would leave the field to hunt an office
ought 10 be scalped.-CiicdyO Times.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Wesleyan Female Institute,
STANTON, VIRGINIA.


Opens lis 3lsT SESSION SEPTEMBER 20,
~ l>>0 Among the first schools for young
ladies in the United States. Climate unsurpaSs.
ell Surroundings beautiful. Pupils from Seven
teen States. Among the Lowest Terms in the
Union.
1ERas:-Board, Washing, Lights. English
Coursc. Latin, French, for each half OF the
Scholastic year. sis
All extras very low. For Catalogue address
Rev. WIN. A. HARRIS, ID. D., President
jySeodragb Stanton, Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Tue Hon. Luxe p. Polond. emancipa

TnE Hon. Lake Il. Polond. emancipa-
ted az last from his time honored
raiment OF blue brocade and brass but
tons, is on the stump in Maine. explain
ing that he has lost his copy OF the Po-
land report on the Credit Mobilier in
ves,igation and averring that there
wasn't anything in it anyway-Chicogo
Tins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
Dissolution Notice.

TT,HE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
i under the name Of McFadden & shepard
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Shepard retiring. Mr.. McFadden win con
time the business az the old stand, No. l5lt
Market street, and will settle up the business OF
tie old firm. Persons knowing themselves in
debted will please call and settle Immediately.
J. ID. McFADDEN,
A. II. SHEPARD.
AppTr e. ISSn ana
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

Resolved By The legislature Of West Virginia,
tro-thirs Of all the neTiJeTs elected 10 each House
agreeing thereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby proposed as an amendment TO
the Constitution of this State, to wit: That arti-
Gle eight of said Constitution as IL now is be
stricken out and the following be inserted In
Lien thereof:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31

Said an old woodchopper, whenever
I want chip OF the old block just AK
the block"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
TIi.yl5a~N' GI,iDF.
ssrrg ~ rcNts

r.. ,s,": 900. q. is mst, M on Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
ARTICLE VIII.
JUDICIAL pEPARTMENT.

/. The judicial power OF the State shall bC
courts, and the judges thereof, in such inferior
tribunals as are herein authorized, and in jus
tees Oi the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-31
T.H.HIGGINS
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
NOxLIIXIIST.
RprIT

ktbFsati
Memory. PIE
mature old axe
and disease ,
that lead u
Consumption.
Insanity an 9
an early grave
or both. y
after how
shattered the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY o. 1880

las. week 557 head receipts CONSIGNED trousn 2Is ears
ss ~ Sale IL cho.ce To- Extra Steers at u soGS5 80
COOS Shipper - 6nast 80; Far to Medium s4est 20
- as - Common 50 90 Oxen, s4Gs4 6o' STOCK
AN LAgBs-ReceBis TO-DAY; 100 headj total Tor
hs thus far 1900 heads for TIE same time ast
Ear 5D D9o weep sheen "a 7oSs5 - choice to Fancy
\ Fsit to choice Canada sheep s. 6ods5 sos Fair to
Hoos~ecrris tooy 1926 head. total for the week Thus
ts oeSO head Tor the same me as week ~ oS and
lower Good t. choice g 50o$4 70 Heavy ana Msusm:
Coarse Rough rS to Common IS oas4 fgs q i5asI so
CHICAGO jan 26-hoGs-kecelpln LoUyV nsa ,d shp
oTeT ysds cleared Of STOCK GOOD 70 coee eTespoaay
c :: s.1 1Sa fS Ssggg 1O0S 'O H .
45g4 t g seas shppSs
So a, nsla ~ 4n ie srse Tgs o
py anu many lo from last weeS Market uuiI aod
weak al - 6oas3 g0 Feeders so" al - oV@s4i so'u
sarFr-eccpts OJhsad; shipments, 100 head market
disratch or london D5orers Journal says. Cattle
maintained aii decided downward tendency or inferior
Snecr dun aud hcavJ hut Unchanged hard TO sell at To-
E,sr LntarT. Penn. Jan. % IT'LL Receipts since
receipts the 2318 head Of through ana go
he'd Of local the snpry ia1 6n no. as 1s a o VIC Good 70
Extra wrich GA readily taken ior New OK az ABOUT
any grade. lew o,d. remain uniod prices Ianged Best
$3.50 - Fair 10 Good S.G=4 30 common - 5sS O''
ntio riiadouha- 50 sJdt5; Yorkers - 6oati o. ooo
-Hrrr-iro,pts 200 head total for .Dr week 500
hcai; marAct active and selling at &c higher thah 1851
-. TOM Jan eo-no.s-uun and uncarged L.ghtsnp
Se'ct 50asi sos receipts, $500 heaoi shipments 4oo
csiry and active sales Good 70 prime Z'tlye
steers s5ot5 a5 riiuu to FAR - i5a$i 80 cows az
s3G: Ccrnfed ,csa, 20 ,5e j.. ,cccpta 1900 head
raslS- Flrm riha a.oi lemapd 81 e3 ~ Eea'y.
- 2Jesi 70; choice, 0s, IS; receipts leoo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27

LIyRnrooL, Jan. 26-l2:3O p m.-Cotton hni Mddins
Tpaods ga Mdding oIean & sae' 1910 Bales Rses ~
6:oOj baics. al American. Futures p'a!,s' Low MA
ary and March delivery IA DO March Aprl delivery
7a2; do pril and May delivery also lAd 90 lay
LIVERPOOL Jan "a m-ihe sars Of cotton io1sy
ineiud,d $500 bates American Fngrtsl panos 10" MID
LIVERPOOL Jan 2G-5 M cotton utuit- closed weak
do. June and Jalv delivery. 7Sssd.
AUGUSTA Jan 2jCotton quirt; hdohng &c; Low MA
ding "a Sc. Good Ordinary lle' receipts 4oS O~osi
BALTIMORE Jan. 90 -cotrou firm Mmdlng, l2'sci Lew
81 bales exports coastwsc 2IO hAes safes ~ Oaes
BosroS Jan g6-Cottos quiet Mldug. l2'c.: Low Mid
ding l2.c., Good OTin1y, II TO- nr ;r'l - uaes'
gross 24i bales exports 10 Great balp 80 Oi'S s'oc"'
caAsIEsIoS Jan 2O-Cotien unchanged Ndsinc l2'sc;
1908 bales eYports to lie nincn 5eGo bales ooastwise
j7- bales sales. LOCO bales; s'ers -. Dsr' lola, r
Mai,nc 20 '" doo1 Ordinary osc receipts I,2s7 baes
G1IyTsloS Jar % coiion quiet nominal Mldalng l2e
Low Mifdlmg acs GOOD Ordinary ~ &C. net re9eiPts
2GuS bal gross 26.s bales exports co'"ISe 3O2 bales
Io,IsyiiiK JAM :G-Cotton unchanged Mading. I2isc.
NrMPu- Jan steady ~ dling 'sc. recepth
G257 bales shipments. 2,552 bales sales 7OO baes stock
sonIlI- jan. Cotton quiet and firm Miodlng l2ec
L0w fINLgl aic Good Ordinary 4@ rc htl lectlptt
6sits Sale. ..oU0 ba,,. ,,ocN 7i55S bales
Nrw ORLEANS. Jan cotton quiet hdlns ~ Tc he oo
bales: lros .o7 bales; exports Brta, 3p77
s ei, go Gas es Sl. bsie- 'O'
Noasot.. Jan. 2O-toii"E quiet ihI4nne' l44oi het
rs bats. s;O,a. g., Oh ba.cs
Fnfltbslrnt jan 70 cotton uiet Mlltlng, pc. Low
b'lo, sales 500 bales spluner 800 baies' stock
5tvSSNAn Jan. 2G-Couon frmj Mddng l2Ac. Low
Mddlne II &C. Good Ordinary ll's. neI i"een,S 3SOl
baes 1897 bales; exports c9asl"lse o'S5 bales
sales bac,. evening 600 bales; stock hjblO bales
LOUIS Jan. 26Cottou steady MIddlng i.ei Low Mid
SHIPMENT sales. l6is bales stocA 75,6l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
teri. Telegram Company quote. Coffee a. per
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Jan. 20.-Pork-Prms Mess Eastern. dun
at 62l western. dull at 80; Bacon-Cumberand Cut
dull at So short Rim. duh 81 $751; Long Clear.
steady 366d short Clear steady at 49, HamsLong Cut
rmer ~ shoulders. Gull at 49, BeefIn0ia Mess dun
at So Extra duh 100 Prime Mess duh at
SO. Lard-Pme dull 40 Sd Taow-prime CITY.
duh at 1864 Turpentine-Spirits, dul al 81.
ROsinCommon steady 81 3D. Fine. duh AZ 5 Cheese
fiour~Extra state dui at l4l3d Wheat-kpring No 8.
nominal at lOi I'd. Spring No . nominal a. iO7d. New
Winter Western. nominal at III; Now southern Winter
dull at ll2i CoIn-Mlred. steady az 67d 'or Old Mixed
New b5d COttOnseed OILY chow American, none
in market. ROsin-Common, London. seady o.. 1ur
pentine- spirits London dul 40 81 cd Receipts Of
Wheat for from Atlantic ports 1880 qTs from
Pacific ports qrs from other sources. 0lO0 ora Corn
2l,50O qrs
LIVERPOOL Jan. o65 m.-Renned Petroleum. CID per
gal TallOw 80 Cd per owt
LONDON Jan pa 80 D. m-Rehned Petroleum. Glad.
SPIRITS Of Petroleum. I'd I'D Llnseed Oh 1927 10 per
ton. Spirits Of Turpentine. 32od. per evil
LONDON, jan 1913 p. m.-Cacutta Linseed, 55i3a per
or. Refined Petroleum, 6isG6 81. per gal
ANTWERP. 26.-Petroieum. 1872 francs tor nne pale
American.
BRFMEN. jan 2G.-PetrOleum. MARKS 60 pfennigs
uAvRE Jan 26Lard closed ct 81 francs % cenmes per
30 koa
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EuRoPEAy FINANCIAL mARKErs

LONDON. Jan. 26-l23O m-U g. bonds. four per cents
l07! Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates. 69 do. seoOna IS ~ Erie Railway shares
s6s NewJersey Central console 40; Pennsylvania Cen
tral $3.50.
LoNDoN. Jan 262 y. m.-Pars advices quote three
cent renter ri 81 francs 30 centimes for
LONDON. Jan. 2S-> y. m.-Atlantc and Great western
trSi mortgage trustees hoa1es 6Sa 90 second 35
LONDON. jan 26-4 =. mPari8 advices quOe three per
cent reries 81 - cenmcs for account Erie
haiiEav shares 46I Pennsylvanis Central o.. 81,
LONDON. Jan. 261:3O 4. i1.-D bonds. four ana na
per cents l07s Atlantic and Great Western rt
TRUSTEES certificates 69 DO. second, 3ji9 Erie. 46as
PAR IS Jan. 26.Exchan@e On Loudcn % francs lS cen
uIues FOR checks.
BERLIN Jan 2G.-The Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows increase In snecie o. s4I0O0J marks
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Nor'h RtveP Tesssls rll4 Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
& sTIEs-onie. steadY


COFfEE-Dun and nominsly uroAanged Withdrawals
from stock II 900 bags * Bismarck" 500 bags d.
Bshcock 500 bags " Blcla 90 bags tx New ton
90 bass Olu,Ts i.ONO i4Cs SANTOS " Humboldt.
l.57i Tycho Br'ho," ana l49i has RIO
T.. Others = RtccS here 2n4i OS bags the CITY az luO
JaD.iIo arrived Wh 2Jf.Olc Rags lee but M
Ba tmorc j25 bags ex David stewart l4c 63 hacs cN
GONZALEZ" IA. Mild Grades Quiet rnC nuunaaiIv ui-
changed Java. 23d2Jo.; Mapcaibo. lSrGigc
CDTrON-SpOt Cotton quiet. STEADY AMI unchancei 4.
and Zss for consumption delivered o. contract $40 BALE
receipts at tho ports today 292GO bales. aQairs $3.50
bales THE day last 81 PIP ast total since
September AGSO772 bales, against B. o4 during hc
period last