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HARPER for May closes up the Forty-sec
ond' volume with great eclat. The illustrated
articles are the "Westover Estate" in Virgin.
Ia the Monarch of Mountains, full of thrilling
accounts OF adventure in ascending Mount
bianc, the fourth paper on the FLORIDA
reefs" most interesting and amusing yer.
slonof the puppetdrama "Punch and JUDY"
with Cruikshank's illustrations, continua.
tion,of the American Baron" and the con.
clusion of John s. c. Abbotts t;nctu,e of
CarBle's Frederick the Great" "Anterosv
and, Same Furness" are continued. The
other notable articles are by M. d. Conway.
d. K. CastIeton and Justin Mccarthy. Mrs.
Elizabeth Akers Allen, Julia C. R. Dorr and
Mrs, Stoddard furnish the poetry of the num-
Der. The editorial departments are, as usual,
wen hlled. Curtis treats in the easy Chair
ol literature as profession, bridging the At
&c.
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Brick HOuse tn Re,
NJ q IT ZOE

JOHNSON. FRYE 8 CO., Publishers and Book.
- selers. New York, inform their Subscribers ana
they win End Branch of aD t ise
a m. and to p. m. Entrance same AZ Dr. Jonn-
sons. me- En- .r;nns man ri GOOD ad
dres, " Who viii and lucrative employment
an19<3t
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.

KENNEBEc COUNTY. ~
Mrs. Charlotte jackson, widow of BENJAMIN
jackson, of Pittston, died at the residence of
her son, VIM. Jackson, South Pittston, ON
Saturday, the 18th, aged nearly 81 years, she
a anavlng been born about one year after the
Oldest person in Pittston. s'sf nda 10
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The first train over the Knax and Lincoln
railroad arrived in Wiscasset on Friday, ApriI
1th. ct about $50 A. NJ. It consisted, SAYS the
Oracle, OF some half dozen platform cars. laden
with sralroad iron and (selOinvited quests.
drawn by the locomotive Edwin Flye."
The Oracle says quite sensation was Great
ed 2 week or two ago, in the usually quiet
town of Jefferson, by the arrival of Mr.. David
Lane, formerly of Jefferson, who enlisted in
ono Of the Maine regiments in 1862 He serv-
ed until 1864 and was then reported killed in
the battle OF Chapin's Farm, but it appears
from his account that he was taken prisoner
and has since been living in North Carolina,
Surprising him dead, bis wife applied Tor q
pension. which was granted, and in the fall of
1870 she was married to one John Cunning
ham, with whom she she is now living. MT.
Lane arrived home about March Goth. and ID
pears n COED health. His reasons for remain
ing away so long without communicative
with his friends, have not TRANSFERRED.
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Voice says five families of Patteu who
nave tried tout west" have returned again to
their native soil, glad to get back alive.
~ YORK COUNTY.
The Saco Independent says the coroner's
jury, who have been holding an INQUEST on the
Dody OF Mary McCarty, found on the Ferry
Beach, Acril 5tb, will resume their labors to-
morrow wednesday, morning. Il is to be-
hoped that they will solve the mystery in
winch the aftoir 10 shrOuded.
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Pelisieai Nescs.


At the Senatorial caucus in Washington on
Monday to consider Senator Robertson'a
proposition that the order of business be 50
amended as to permit action to be taken this
session upon The House general amnesty bill.
the discussion was conducted under the five
minute rule. Quite a number of Senators
participated and after session of an hour
the proposition was laid on the table, 20 to 16,
thus defeating the measure for this session.
THE unreIeyant yindictiveness of The domi-
nant party is well shown by the statistics in
Major Ben. Perey Poor's new Congressional
Directory. 1t appears that there are in the
present Congress eighteen Southern men,
bhrs who had commissions in ithe Rebel ar
my and eteUen who held civil Offices under
the Confederacy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

j. b. LUCAS.
W Exchange street, near Middle,
AGENT FOR
New York Tap and Die Company,
."Tho Geddard'' Solid Emery wheel
Post & Goddard RIilled Machine Set and
Cap Screws.
Constantly on hand complete assortment Of
Taps, Dies, Solid Reanacrs, En,ery
Wheels and Fine Mashinists, TsoIs.
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Butler & Reed

Claim to have the Best Rubber Bssts made in
the United States, which they sell a. low as any
kind OF aRubbs Boot can be purchased In this citv
dc1sneodti II Mark ets.-.r..
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"Hny Me, and I'll do You ed.v-nR
drugu, no posons, nothing deeterious, yothine Int
Eood healthy Ioots and herbs, such as S4rsansr,I.
Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prlckly Ash, Thorongh,
pounded to reach the fountains OF dis case ana an
solutely cure all Humors, Liver and Bilious Di.es-
se: Jaundce, Dyspepsia. Co tiveness Scrofula, and
all difficulties arising from diseased stomach or inn
pure blood. Twenty years OF unrvalled success hae
proved them to be the best medicine in the world
gists. feh27sr.on,rE
1903 Use the "ve4eteble Pul- Ao7n
standard remedy tor Coughs, Colds, Consamntion
,,.noihing better" CUTLER BRos.& Co., '"'
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publ;c na knowledge the receipt of valuab,o
documents from Senator Hamlin
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Pimples on the Face.

Pimples on the Face. -usra
For Comedonss, Black Worms or Gruhs, Pimply
Eruptions, and Blotched disdgurstions ON the face
Use Perry's Csmedsne and Pinple Remedy
1t is invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared only by
DIR. G. b. Perry, 'Derm etslegist, 40 Bend
st., N. ". Sold by Druggists everywhere.
e. feb27sn dekw Amos err &c.,
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For Moth Patches, Freckles, and
Tar, use Perry's Meth and Freckle Letter.
1t is the only reliable andharmless Remedy known
for removing Brown discoloration. Sold by drug
gists everywhere, Depot 40 Bend 81. t
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SP0KEN

April 9, lat 50 5o lon 7s 10, sch Moss Patten, from
Cardenas for New York.
April z. lat % Co. lon 81 80, sch Cyenus from New
York for Cayenne.
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For Sale.

stuat9u Oh Oongress 81, opposite the Plymouth
Church. -----r
Also 20 TaEai
4 very desirable Lot on Dee,ing Place, containg
obout $500 sqr feet. The above rroperty viii be sold
on liberal terms Of payment. 10 y '''"-
inquire OF 80. JOHN e. pRocTEP
apieooW .a 80 Exchange Street.
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Wanted.

by reliable Man, something to do that will af-
- ford him living. A situation to travel prefer
red. To one that can give him permanent situation
ne wall make the salary satisfactory. Has been in
business ten years in Portland. Good references
given 1t required. .. M =
Address Il. q. Portland Post Office an1stf
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m A u h I Il ID.

In this city, April 10. by Or: H. A. Lamb, Q. =.
Carter ESQ, OF Deering, and Miss olive T. Corlis,
OF North Sandwich, N H.
In Hallowell, April II, by Rev. A: B. Crane, Geo
8. Rowell. of Portland and Miss Lydia f. gallagher,
of PIesque Isle.
In Bristol. April Is, by Rev. c. H Bray. q. M.
Hicks, Esq. Of Rcokand, and Miss Mary II. Fossett,
of West Roxbury. Mass.
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RushtOn's Cherry PectOral TrOches
win be found superior to all others for Coughs Colds
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly palatable having none of that nauheat
ing, unpleasant, cubeb taste very soothing and act
like aehalm. Also Rushton's IF. W. Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrofula, SC. The oldest, purest
and best in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. oc2ssn-dsw6m
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.

DdUCuolOTb n8H Oyes .rl
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable in
Simultaneous; Disappointment no ridiculous tints
remedies the i'll effects bad dyes; invigorates and
gvss the hair soft and esutiful black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Psrfumers, and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, 10 Bond ct II
June 9-1S7OSNdlyr&W .4H. ~ -rir
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state n ewG.

The Delaware Legislature has passed a bill
allowing attachments on wages for debt.
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d L 4 ID

In this city, April l6, Mr.. Neal ODonnel. aged 50
years New York papers please copy.l
In this city, April17, Mr.. Michael Regain, aged 81
years month.
In Bath, April 70, Mrs. Alpha j., wife Of Lewis
Pepper, aged rs years 10 months.
In Wooiwich, April Is, Mrs. Lois Stinson, aged SO
years months.
in Detroit, Mich, April IS, Mrs. Lucinda H.. wife
Of John Bloom, Jr, and daughter OF the late Capt.
Willis w. Alien, formerly Of Portland, aged 80 years
months. .t.i.s 4 -....- ....
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Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Hen-
~ Fox. AZ = UiHl-I u
Barqne Marathon, Donnell, Cardenas- james II
Churchill.
Barqus Wavelet tBr) Scott, Cardenas-James NJ
Churchill. f.~n III $3.50. h N
Brig W W Lord, tBr) Babin, Sydney, CB-Ysaton
& Boyd.
Sch n 8 H Could. Chase, Georgetown, DC Nick
erson & Ltchfed.
Sch Col EDDY, Day, Calais, to load tor Boston
Chas Sawyer. ~ D r WV ri as tf 10 ny 81
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IMPORTS.

Barbados. Barque w Coboon-e26 DUN AZ bids
40 bbls molasses to order N' -
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GFRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

BOOTHBAY. April 1S-Sld, schs Mystic Tie, Tib-
betts Minnie Weston, Durham; Kate McClintock,
Hodgdon; James Pool. Lewis; Mary Wonson. Nc
Kown; Waterfall, Cameron; Vanguard, Orne; City
Point, Orchard; Mary Lizzie. Pinkham, and King
Fisher, odsdon, Western Banks. f
Al ship St Mark, 1870 tons, built at Thomaston in
1aRO hoe heeu aold at New York for S5l mo
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-05-25

TFHE undersigned takes thismietbod ofinform.
i ing the people Of swoetsater and vicinity
that he hasl,cated q Tin Shop inthie town next
door to ia. Stephens, Confectionery, where he
In preparedt odo work as cheap az any other Tin
ner. 'Guttsring, Roofing and repairing done on
short notice. can DO found always at my shop.
Giys me trial. I~varrsntall my work 70 stand.
20 " A. WAMACK.
evset~stsr, April o., is7l-im '@
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20 ML - IT.. LM RI I'll ri
said sssrsltraets Of land, lots aud parts
Of lots, or 90 much thereof a shall be sat.
6cisnt, Of each Of then, to satiafy the
taxes, costs aud charges, annexed to them
seyerally, be sold as the law directs.
L. L. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
In obedience to the foregoing order Of
sale, | will expose to public sale, at the
Court House door, 10 jacksonville, Ten.
nessee, on the FIRST Monday OfJuly, 1871,
and continue till sold, the foregoing tracts
Of land and town lots described in aid
order al sala, for the tsxeh coats and
charges thereto annsxSl, nnltIs the iaid
amounts are previously paid.
NJ. @. WRIGHT.
Late Tax Collector Of MOurOe County.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-05-25

tHNWGTSW among all classo9, ~
NY VoTW this mild but eflciens
- purgatiVe PA. The
@ 14s thatitiss more relia-
bio and Gar more e.
fectual remedy than any ether. Those who have
tried ii, know that 10 cured them; those who have
not, know that Ii cures theirneighbers and ffiends;
and all know that what Il does once 1t does al
ways = that 1t never fails through any fault or neg.
elect Of its composition. We have thousands upon
thousands Of Certificates Of their remarkable cures
Of the following complaints, but such cures are
known In every nelghborheod, and we need noe
IN all climates; containing neither calomel nor ny
deletcrious drug, they may DO takcn with safety
by anybody. Their sugar.coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them PLEASANT 10 taxa, while
being purely yesetabls, no harm can arise nom
The operate BY their powerful iniuonao on The
intcr!al visiera to purify the blood and stimulate
1t into healliy aston remove NE obstrnclons
le body, restoring thciffregnlar action TO health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such do
rangeineats as are the FIRST origin or disease.
tho box, for the following complaints, which these
Pills rapidly cure:-
For Dyspcpsia or X~ndigsssion, Lisslesss
mess, Languor and Logs OF AppatitN, they
should be taken moderately 70 stimulate the stoni-
ach, and restore Its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complains and is various symp'
toms, Btltous Aeadacho,ND lck Head
aCA1Ot N4MuIBD Ok DNbNA 0aNnA1BNap LIZ
iOus Collie and Bilious FoveSs, they should
DO judiciously taken for each ease, 10 correct no
diseased action or remove the DISTINCTIONS Which
cause 10.
For Dyssntery or Dissyhosa, bus ono
mild dose 10 generally required.
For mheamasisas, Gous, Gravel, Enls
pteatien 81 ~ M9aEs, RDin in tno
bide, Back and Lolns, they should DO oontaas
action Of the system. With such change nose
complaints disappear.
For Drepsy and WroDaica1 eWell1ags
they should be taken IN large and frequent doses
10 produce The effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression o large dose should Do
taken as II produces the desired effect by sym
pathy.
As q Dinner PiIy, take one OF two PNfs 70
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates tho stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Hence 70 Is ofton al
yantageous where no seriong derAngernent exists.
One who feels tolerably well, onen hnds that
dose of these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, nom their cleansing and ronovadng enecs on
tbs digestive apparatus.
Dr.. y. O. AYEE q CO., Pr0ctSeuI CAeNSistss
LOWELL. MAss., U. 8. A.
For sale by
R. f. SCRUGGS, Sweetwater, q
by Druggists aud Dealers generally.
E. J, SANFORD & CO., Knoxvil
Wholesale Agents 'an9-'
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Ayers Cathartic PILLS,
W. W. WOODRUFF.

Medicine.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE

FovOrite GeMer, Pitts and Sweepstakes Threshers and Horse Powers
HAwKns& WELCOME snKY M REVOLVING Hay lakes WARRANTED THE BEST IN USE
JONES TUK ~ UBPLE sTEELP - Which took The First Premium neI LWwhGM held Oho
%%w%Mw %MGm% I%N~~w O&dh EHTnm%% including %DSS EG%W| Hamilton Steel E"L&mu.
We have a large assortment Of Corn Shelters and Feed Cutters,
marches Sinclair Continental hm dEMeC Cutters Titles HRmhn S% Cdav@Fm dspm@rM Western and Southern Gm anp
Rotary Plmmhg and Gds HMwaH Hay mdM Manure Fmsb tQ Quality and Warranted
Gwa dGmmS @ MmhmMbym U.S. 6hh h emb only
The Keller Gmn and GwoD Drill which h&he First PnumM the Ea Tm@eD Division Fair =
TeUhha dO dDmmHW P Presses Blanchard Lightning Oa
SIAmh It's &HT@@MB ACSNUB& WS QEENOF ME SOUTH CMMM AND WHEAT MMs
Mx h"ayw &~@m AA~w Ae ON M@w nr A@yw H ~@hm h"ynp& nns MmAc Construction and
DmMgh w@hdH W offered
Agents for FEbanlsa sand Buffalo Scale Works Hay Coal, Platform and Counter cahS
Hn&M msE nmd Burglar Pda B% Vertical smE gnHdS Saw Mil Sole %& Acknowledgement R%m LAam Paper mg
ET%%% % T%sO 5S%%I aS% mH %n% Mm %M %@a %%% s% S%% %%T%h $ %%%%@%m nothing
Warehouse East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Depot Building, Knoxville
Liberal Advances made on Cudgnmams dPudumG meMy
Wehnu@h taken an Agency for tn hmB Buckeye Ram and mmm m&dudHC Aum Co. Canton Ohio
McCORKLE g. co.
ID. Il. Chndress, Agent, SweetwateT, Tenn.
APRIL 6I-H
TWOm0TF w GuRDS w My TWp TA Mpv
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PernApe no n medi'
cine 10 so universally
required by every.
body as q cathartic,
nor was ever aAybe.
fore 90 universally
adopted into use, u
every country and
among all claisos, a
this mild but Efficient
purgative PA. The
obvious reason 10,
that IL Is reliar
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-05-25
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TH
Celebrated Excelsior and Clipper

These machine look heT WO FRSTP REMIUMS over RUSSELL Eha Wmd Mi Buckeye at hTniR Reaper dl
Mhy and Mr. Johns Smith, ear Knoxville the 2ddy@ june lSU
Also the FIRST PREMIUM OVER TIL SAME ACHuESJh the Eastern Division Fair dh KnMhm Oh
Green CuMy Fair held in the amen month.
Over Seventy d&em Mhm@E we're %dhH season. nd in every ~"p "" entire ~GhShOn W ~t~W with pride %M
Im East TeesN and Southwest Virginia
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NEW TIN SHOP

ls3H s f2 NJ. G.. WRIGHT,
Late Tax Collector Of Monroe County
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Monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN.

NJ
| TaCRScAr EVENING December H. 1871 I
We have no change to report in the condi
ton of the money market. Applications at
bank for accommodations show no diminu.
ton. and on the street there is fair bust
ness doing at about quotations. viz: IL per
| cent per annum tor Al notes secured BY un-
| questionable cOllaterals. and - o for good
do; anG II a Is and Is for Al and first class
business paper without collaterais. Mort
gage notes are still quoted at 10 - for AL
and II a l. for second grade
Gold opened at lO9La 1922. against
1925 at New York;, and, after fair bust.
ness. closed at the opening rates. The sales
included $500 at 1895: $4,000 at 1904:
$1,000. $1,000, $4,000 and $50. 900 at 1895: and
$4,000, $1,000. $1,000, SO 900 and $4,000 at
l09.,.
Nothing transpired in silver We quote
l0S n l09 for American half dollars and L..
az. + cent premium in gold for Mexican
dollars
Operations in foreign exchange We're of
about the same extent as yesterday but the
market for commercial bill was sitter The
movement in sterling exceeded t5O. 900. Of
which tl0o0 clear and $1,000 bill of ladirg
at 49, $1,000 bill of lading and clear at
llSLs u 1871; 1880 bill of lading at 1885,:
$4,000 AL bill OF la'ling and 1000 Al bill
OF lading and clear at ISL. 0lISs: $4,000
\,
bill and f2000 bank at 1854 $1,000. tl5OO,
fl5OO, E2o0O and $4,000 clear at 49,;
f50OO bank at 1885, 1884,. and t4OOO at
1884 Il lS's.
In francs 1000 commercial sold at A. %.
We quote sterling at lis llS@s for good to
Al bill Of ladins and clear. and l!SI, il9
for bank.
We noticed a still stronger feeling in
domestic exchange, accompanied by a
further improvement of Lilo per cent The
banks drew on New York for remittance
at : per cent discount, and the sales in
cluied $4,000 commercial. and $40, 900 pri-
vate bankers sight on New York at 3-l6
discount; $4,000, $4,000 100000 and $50
500 commercial at u, and $50. 900 at Is.
Some of the banks drew gold checks on
New York in small sums for remittance at
!. per cent discount
Operations in stocks included % shares
Mechanics and Traders Bank at $36; Is
Canal Bank at $lO6 Is; % do at $lO7, and
100 Louisiana Levee at g OBJ. We heard
of 100 Meet anics and Traders Bank at
S., Is.
In ,Onds there were sales and resales of
$4,000 City Consolidated at = net and $4,000
JanuaIy and July coupons at Ia, and
$1,000 city ten per cents at STA.
We heard of a sale Of about $1,000 Metro
pOlitan Police warrants at IS.
City treasury notes are quoted nominal at
Zig y cent discount
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CONTINUED From FIRST PAGE.l

commission which was some time since
appointed to inquire into the capitu-
ation of French Notifications and army
during the late war. The minister said the
committee had examined into the facts
connected with the surrender of six fort
-esses of secondary character, the com
lnandants of which have been sentenced to
undergo punishment according to the army
regulations.
On Saturday the commission will com
inence an investigation into the capitula
ion of the fortress and army OF Sedan, and
will turn their attention to Metz.
LIVERPOOL, December l4.-Arrivfd:
Ship Araminta, from Savannah, Novemb Ter
: with :,2l0 bales cotton.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15

The first number Of the Waco 1droncc,
published by Golledge & Tomlnson, editors,
proprietors and practical printers. has
reached us. We make this extract from
their .Obeisance"
Espousing no cause political, we reserve
to ourselves the inherent right, as free born
Americans, to use the pen and scissors to
the condemnation of wrong and oppression,
whcrescever it emanates. The South is
sick of such politics as has been in vogue
since the surrender, and awaits passively
some favorable move on the chessbOartl of
national unity which shall restore to her the
place she was wont to til with glorious
rifulgence in the bright galaxy of stars, ere
the demon of fanaticism drove her to the
fratracdal step Of endeavoring to sever the
bonds of amity torged by the trainers of the
grand old federal constitution. Her hope
OF prosperity lies in a sturdy effort to re-
tr!eve her Grant fortune by the develop
ment of the varied home resources 50 law
ishly bestowed upon her by nature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-15
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, December IA. Evening.-Cot
ION closed weak; middling uplands 2Olsc;
Orleans 2O7sc; sales today 1919 bales.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Whisky weak
at &c. Wheat favors buyers: sales trifing;
winter red and Western 81 So 60. Corn
active and unchanged: Rice quiet. Pork
iavors buyers at $l3 5j0l3 g.. Beef
steady. Lard heavy: kettle rendered gao.
Naval stores quiet and firm. Tallow heavy
at 93sc. Freights steady.
Cotton futures sold to-day 1000 bales,
as follows: December. 1879, l9a,, 10 Q5-l6.
ls's, 70 ll-l6, 1913; January, 20, 2Ois.
90 l-i6, 10 ZIG, 10 l5-l6. 1875: February.
.oi.. 20's, 20 9-l6. 90 3l6. 2O7s, 90 SIS.
~, 49,: March. COL. 90 9 l6. 2Oas. 2O3.If:
20 $40
trelghts to Liverpool steady. Flour, per
,,all, I'd; cotton 3-I6 a7-32d Coffee quiet
but firm; Rio is quoted liz, Zoe. Sugar.
tar to good refining ia quoted at 9 a CSC;
Cuba Slz 09Ac. Molasses is firm at 4S a Sc
for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI. December l4-Cotton: de-
ioc; middling leL.c. Flour steady. demand
moderate: family Sc 6Oo6 Is. Grain I'M
changed. Pork in fair demand; market
firm: sales ut $l4 cash. Lard STEADY and
IN good demand at 9 q gao. Bulk meats duli
and prices dropping; sales of shoulders at
5isc for February; sides held at 6A a 6hc:
clear rib b12 6%c, casino sales. Bacon
scarce and firm; shoulders 7%c; clear rib
sides s4c; hams 13Ql4c Whisky in fair
demand. but at lower rates-9O14c.
ST. LOUIS, December 4.-COtton market
firm: middliDgs lsa. It I9c. Flour quiet 81.
perfine winter IS 5Oo5 60: extra winter
s. S0A6 ID; double extra winter IS 400
6 SO. Wheat dull and lower; No. spring
Chicago 81 &c. Corn dull and prices have
declined; low and high mixed on track
~ i4c. Oats dull; No. 9 ON track 31Iec;
elevator 35l2c. Whisky nominal at 92c;
Tobacco firm. Hemp and Begging nOmi-
nal Pork quiet at el3 %. Dry salt meats
quiet; order lots: shoulders, loose, SC;
packed. sac; clear rib, loose, &c; packed.
"a a i4c: clear rib sides, packed, CSC.
Bacon unchanged: .iObbing lots shoulders
1i4c; clear rib sides 7;..c clear sides 7l.c.
Lard quiet; more sellers than BUYERS at
Sac.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, December H. Evening.-Bul
lion in the Bank Of England has increased
o2i4. Tallow 4ys
PARIS, December H. E.vcnns.-Eentcs
closed ut 57f oOc
LIVERPOOL, December IA. Eyeniny-
Cotton closed dull and lower; sales o-day.
10000 bales, 1000 of which were for export
and speculation; upands l0d, Orleans lOh q
1880. Red winter wheat lis cd. Flour
25 a oSs. Corn 32s 3D.
Yesterdays Evening Dispatches
New YORK, December H.-arriyed.
Steamers Thuringia and Henry Chauncey.
Arrived ont: Java.
The Grand Duke Alexis sent $4,000 here
for the relief Of the poor
Controller Hurlbut took possession of the