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says nothing bat god 10 sssales6 from Il Il b ~
ported TINT aft@ sdjousnmest q ~ Coofeseace last
night Judge Stale called . meeting Snr to-day Il
those dissatisled With the result yesterday.
Yesterday wss ~ hottest day Of the sessos-s6 in
the shade 1t O'Clock r. u.
Miscellaneous.
Richmond. June 90-The bodies Of TIA C0nfedes ate
soldiers disintesved At Gettysburg. were recently
brought here aud reintered In Holy today with
imp reeeive and solemn cessmoaies. The procession
wee two miles long streets along the route daped in
mourning and stores closed.
Washington, June 9o-Attosnsy Gen. Williams has
returned. The President has suspended Logan Il.
Roots, Marshal oe western Arksnsss. be having ex.
pended during one year for expenses Of court
OF more than the entire amount 1t expenses Of courts
In the State Of New York.
Kentucky fsr Greeley.
Louisville, June so.-Ths Democratic State Conven.
ton met at Frankfort to-day, elected delegates to
Baltimore and instructed them to act 20 - to unite all
elements in opposition T. Grant, The delegates al
favor Greeley and Brown.
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noTeS OF TIVE oAv.

Democratic editorials are FOR Greeley
t. f."-Deassr Nesss.
James B. Newly, Portland, Or eeon,
lawyer died of small pox
A Virginian, New, bets $500 against
Grant, and Gold Hitler takes il quick.
Democrats are wearing white hats. sub.
]cct to the decision of the Baltimore Con.
vention.
Brigham Young was Brigham Old, tn the
extent of celebrating his list birthday
June let.
The June term of the Portland (Oregon)
Circuit Court, has seventeen divorce cases
on its docket.
We have an idea that the THE GATE
CITY, would be an appropriate alternate
name for Missoula.
The true liberal Republican sits in genu.
inc dignity in the White House st Wash
ington.-Corinns Reporter.
Bya defective rail two passenger cars of the
express train due ut Ogden June 14th were
thrown off the track near Wadsworth on
the c. p r R. Thirty persons were injured
more or less, but fortunately no one killed.
The cars were dragged 100 yards, turning
completely over.
The new mining law Is ctlitorially review
cd in the last issue of the Aining and E"qin
eeriag Journal The writer thinks it an
''excsedingly satisfactory selection from
the innumernble suggestions offered" and
believes it will be particularly acceptable u
the large b''dies Of practical miners through.
out the nation.
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FOE CONGRESS.

During the past week the Hsrsldhas, upon
authority, announced Gen. J. Z. Blaine,
Surveyor. General Of Montana, - candidate
for Delegate II the Republicans OF Mon.
taua do not decide that N. Clagett b pro.
eminently their nrst choice, or II Nj. Clagst,
should positively decline to accept the nom.
ination, We would have seoond choice, but
% long - We believe him, - We do now,
the justly enthusiastic favosits Of the party;
% long - We believe him six hundred votes
the strongest candidate Of the party, and %
long - W believe, - We do now, that be
will subordinate personal preferences 70 the
general good, We have not His name needs
no snd0raemsne i y kslf-sudjcient Let
The Republicans Of Montana decide.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREvlTIES.

The President returned to Washington Tuesday.
The Alabama claims were under consideration.
BY an explosion in Warren's coal oil works, L. L.,
N. Hanafen Was blown - feet and will die. The
building burned.
The great Peace Jubilee IL grand success. The
programme ON Tuesday included the appearance of
the Grenadies Guard band under Dan Godfrey, amid
tremendous cheering; the D<itish National anthem,
was sung and played ny everybody and everything
chorus. organ city belle bands and Cannon Gilmore
resigned the hston to Godfrey, who put the Grensder
hand through the Star Spangled Banner with cannon
accompaniment, while al Boston went wild with
cheers.
General Dan T. Sicklcs ID coming homo and will BE-
Erie President
comet was 10 sight six minutes at San Francisco.
Wednesday evening, apparently she'ring of when It
struck the atmosphere. mot ct home"
The manufacturers Of New York met IN Wednesday
and resolved to hold out for 10 hours work to the
bitter end.
Two hundred cloth cutters have struck for eight
hours in Philadelphia
Colfax was warmly welcomed home to South Bend
and again spoke for Grant and Wilson.
The Jubilee Wednesday was devoted to Germany.
King williams band. and the the Imperial cornet
quartette, appearing; national aire cheers aras
theme. al IJbitSw. Franz Abt's "When the Swal.
lows Ilomeward Fly WAS performed under his leader
chip, with more cheers.
Stokes 10 on trial In New York.
James N. Tyner. n. T., IN reuominated in the sth
Indiana District
The 0enevs arbitrators have adjounsd to June IS
II 10 believed the didculties are adjusted
The steamer Dacia laying cahlc, has not been heard
of since Nay s. Fears for her safety are entertained
New York hsd eight easea Of sun stroke Thursday.
5000 sugar renuess are In the New York strike.
The wheat harvest 10 about 70 commence In eouth.
esp Illinois. weather warm.
5000 pessons wese In the Jubilee Coliseum on
Thursday, and wers II possible, wilder than ever.
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GREELEY IN THE ASCENDANT.


It begins to link now that the Baltimore
Convention will either indorse the Cincin.
natl Platform and ticket or adjourn without
action, leaving Democrats foundering
around in the political sea, free to hoard
Greeley's rutabsga boat or he taken in out
of the vet on the stsunch old Republican
packet. The action of the Bryant .schurz
meeting in New York may modify the stu.
alton materially, hut unless It takes some
radical and positive position against Gree
lev, the indications arc he will he indorsed.
This co,nmends itself to US fsvorably. 1t
ends the Democratic party. That 10 con-
summation most devoutly to he wished.
Then, Il renders Grants election an easy
work. The Republican party 10 100000
stronger than the Democratic. 0recley's
acceseions from the Democrats and Sore.
heads will not aggregate the strength in
numbers of the Democratic party proper,
leaving Grant larger popular majority
than in '6s. although his electoral vote may
be reduced considerably. The theory Of
this 10 that the Greeley men will not make
much of Eight in the States certain for
Grant, but concentrate their energies on the
doubtful States, where Anything o.bcat
Grant" will have some potency In getting
Democrats out to vote for Republicans on \
Republican platform. Although We had
not thought 20 many Democratic Convcn.
tons would instruct for Greeley, II demon.
stn.es Democracy IL more thoroughly de-
,noralixcd md hopeless Ut ever again get.
ting power, than We had estimated. The
passive policy took good root. W. like the
situation. With strnigL, Democratic nom
iuces, and Literal Democratic platform,
enough Republicans mixed up In the Gin
cinnsii bolt might 60 over II peril our tick,
ct TO accomplish that now Baltimore will
be the scene OF . more disastrous conflict
than Charleston.
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TELE8RANS n BRIEF.


b. b Twain, late Superintendent Of the San Fran.
cisco Mint, disd from an overdose ol hudanum, June
18th. s.-=..s. ....... ....
Mn Hossoe Greeley and daughter arrived from
Europs On Saturday. .... .........
500 eoschmaksss returned to hours' work In New
York Monday.
The British band, coming over to take part In the
Feace jubilee. called into Bottom harbos Monday
morning. willis eannoa were firing and bells ringing
IN commenosation q Tie batsle Of Bunker Hill.
Rather naispeopos. that.
The reacs Jubilee epsnsd On Monday. Old Hun
drsd vas ssnG b ls.mo pssoaA accompanied b. IN
oseAssesa q l,soo ptsess nj IL Grsas organ.
100 lava slitsn Aavs bsss vistiag Salt LAks.
TAs ssaAay ssdisaaes i II ioses h Gait Lake.
JigAEing un61 Qeaad N ~ sival niDsn at work
h ~ 4nas ni.s. Utah. b ~ tpshiaaahls ansss-
0snt now. t ....
TAs eoesss ssp II psr es.t larger nd ssttss
than 1T pen.
o. LoaiA Juns lz.-TAs crop REPORTS hon over q
hssapa ps1ses b Nisesssi, Kansas, Misses. Iowa
and Nsl1G1s. ~ ~ wjnass whsss b Wy pooe.
hUs 0ssne - bs0 plews6 % asd the rsnaindsa
win saly ~ fsoa . ibid - hak oeR
Peg Piss II ssissssasd BE ~ anaivsssay o.
Meaaay.
II 0aDae DsisAsesg. By vote q - 70 100 ~
AsDsivd ~ nanben = ~ soeisly q Jssss q ~
ngAas y sle.ssasAiD s,s#
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The Republican Territorial Convention of Montana
~l meet In Helena On Wednesday, July I'd, 1874, a.
- o'clock N. for the purpose Of nominating candi.
date for Delegate In Congress aud for the tsnsacon
Of such other business a. may be deemed necessary
for the success II the party In the approaching cam
paisn The following sppotIonment OF delegates Is
ordered:
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THE u. /. AND N. r. r.
Ground Broken BY Gen. Pat Common.

CoRMxE, June 17.-GSound waa broken here today
and grading commenced on the Utah, Idaho and Mon
taua Railroad, recently chartered by act Of Congress-
An immenee ooncourse Of people gathered from the
surrounding country, Tar ~ Salt Lake city, TO wit
ness the proceeding. General p. r Conner, Prssi-
dent Of the road, began the work in person.
Speeches were made BY several gentlemen, congrat-
uating the people Il Coriune having the terminus
Of the road which 10 to connect The Central and
Northern Pacific.
Fifty miles viii Be finished and equipped this year.
In the afternoon the Mayor and City Council gave
hanqase TO the o0cess Of the new rood.
There b great rejoicing here at the Inauguration Of
the work. which II b believed win be completed IN two
Year, The company advertise for sou laborers to "a
70 work Tomorrow. a "~#.
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The following resolution WAS adopted BY the Centra
Committee and ordered to be pablished with this call
Rtsolred That this Committee recommend the
selection BY the several counties Of delegates and
aiteruates to the Republican Territorial Convention,
% carly % Thsrsday the s7th day Of June, 1879 aod
they earnestly hspc such delegates and scrnatcs will
b chosen BY the County Conventions will be ready
one os the Other to give their pes0ns attendance q
Helena q the time named for the Convention.
L. n. HERsHFIELD, Acting Chairman.
w. r. WHEELER, Secretary pro tenn.
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@en' 9prth.W
a. H. MILLS, %. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
ISSUED GvERv SATURDAY
REDuCTl0N % RArEA
The Publisher Of the NEw NoRTa-wEsr hereby
announces reduction Of the rstoe of subscription to
che following 6guscs:

the following dgurcs:
Three months.... .........". ..".......".e: 80
DIX .........................' ~
One year ............. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. III
Tue rule 10 adopted and will e strictly adhered to
'.ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS MUsT sE PREPAID"
without offering any long explanation. NC merely
subnt this: Where two trips made bv solicitor
one to procure subscrbers aud another to COLLECT
4 largo portion Of the revenues Of paper are cx.
pended In paying bis time and expenses for useless
second trip. Then. many arc Delinquent and the
publisher Iosing that has to saddle It the price to
raging subecrbers. That which keeps up the prices
VI Montana papers 10 expensive cauvassing. credit.
and denQucuts. We have determined 20 far ~ the
NEw NonrH.W EsT 10 concerned. to meet the issue
10 ask our patrons IN pay for their own paper. and
make the arst concession in q reduction Of % yer
annum.
ENLARGEMENT.
On the arrival Of our Power Prose and material
which will probably he BY July 9th. the commence
meat Of the fourth vsar,-the New NoRTu- WEsT will
b enlarged to thirty.two column, ssx+s raper, ~
large the largest weekly III Montana. The cncroach
mcnt Of neutrality-suspicious. aud fore'gn-on our
reading coumns 10 source Of Qualification and regret
"A qualification 40 q source OF revenue and evidence
Of good will and business, and = regret that while
Welding largely Of our news space We are still unable
10 accommodate It. With the enlargement, we will
Be atAe to do nearer justice to both.
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Reported Tor the "Woss Northwest"
~ ". .. fRlDsRAPn co., 4. wILL.Y, 0PEsAToR
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OUT OFHLS LATITUDE.

The Pioneer Of last week entertsins ito
readers with some illusions on the Repub.
lican Delegateship and says, among other
things, that "Mr: Ckgett has been run
while in Congress BY certain clique"
While it would be no discredit to any one
10 have suggested Mr.. Clagetts actions,
We pronounce the charge utterly false
Conscientious a. he 10 able, m man or clique
has run" him, or can run" him. The
only influence that has controlled his actiOne
Is his judgement of what WAS for the hest
interest Of Montana. Every and any act
called in question, II any such there be, he
will not hesitate 10 assume responsibility for,
and vindicate, and We are gratified that he ID
not enough Of the modern politician tn be
run by cliques, or regard return to private
life with anv degree of adherence. While
recognizing the fact that it is the grand OBJ.
ject and desire of the Pioneer and the Dem.
ocratic press to get Mr.. Clagett of the track,
We think that rather than to sacrifice truth
u obtain 1t, the editor might better confine
himself to harmless homilies On getting
away with Indian appropriations, and pre-.
siding at Democratic Conventions.
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NVCcO /VVVsV NC ESOWGSo0VO ASTWOUOVWOs
From the Cosinoe 1spsst~. ..-.
Mail robbery reported from Idaho, but
no particular. ...5 .
A car load of threshing machines ct the
depot for Raymond Brothers, Virgins
City, Montana. saaaa. ...
0nsts, By the million, ipfest the town.
Large parties Of men ars preparing 70 20
opt and cut railroad lies.
The ''City of Cosinne" arrived from TIL
lake at % early hour this morning. ON,
Gers and crew oil well.
Corinne 10 10 III Of July extensively.
Toohsy does the osaaing. and Net 6tsiu
s.odeo."
In three days from this N army OF -
borsss win b grading our new road n
Montana
Seth Ford b about opening . psintine
Olllce In Salt Lake City.
Il il computed that ave hundred laborsr'
will b employed on ths q. ]. = n. rail
rad during Tho present season.
The Fort Hall Indians have bean Essaossd
TO ne miaGiona5y cass q ~ CaaholiG
Church.
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THE BOLT rROM THE BOLrERS.

The call recently issued by Bryant and
others for meeting of the opponents of
Grant June 9Oth, 10 endorsed by the Free
Trade League. The secretary says "there
are i've elements opposed to Creole y finally
and unaltersbly:
First. The free traders. Second. indie
pendent Republicans who are disgusted at
tho manner in which the Cincinnati Conven.
ton was captured by the politicians. Third
The old line Democrats, who believe in
principle, and have always worked for the
triumph Of their ideas. Fourth. The Ger.
mans who will not sustain any one who is
On ardent advocate of sumptuary laws.
Fifth. The negroes These elements, he
says, form combination 90 strong that if
the choice lies between Grant or Greeley,
the former will he elected by an "vcrwhelm
ing vote. In reply to q question, Lloyd
said no distinct nomination would be made,
40 1t would bear too much the appearance
of debating to the Baltimore Convention {;
but the result Of the conference would
likely be 70 choose . committee To Balti.
timOre and advise with the Democratic that
Greeley has proved so weak another csndi-
date ought to be put in the field.
We don't see why he omitted from the
enumeration of the elements opposed 10
Greeley, the Republican party, which casts
\ few million votes, and can squeIch Gree.
ley, soreleads and poseums, all in bunch.
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Number Four.

Philipsbarg = On t'lts Own Resources''-
Imperial AID he Right Process at Last
II hlOrination h SalvatiOW-Big Yield
A LeOk 1t the Ledgcs-Thc Troubles Of
Poverty-Friendly Services.
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Passengers,

Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, ana other LandiDgs-Ool
b Taft, Parks Ewip, Miss Frlpp, r Par
~, Parnell, and Is deck.
Per steamer CITY Point, from Palatka via Jack.
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-Jas Blair,
81 Elliott, Rev A q Mcclellan Mr. SooresHin ana
daughter, Rayene,- G Hamm, and deok; Sts,.
prise. Rockville. and Way Landngs-Hon John
townsend and lacy, Mrs s Seabrook, Bates, ,,
T Hurt, Miss Turner, Miss Seabrooks MISS y :
Seabrook, Miss II jenkins. Mrs T9Mies, Is, e M ~
] LaRoche, N Whaley, L Northrop, Bailey, :, =
E EdIngs. d A Towles, W n MacHey' d
Towles, and IS deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. C....... JAN
Lat ss deg 4s min SO sec Lon 70 deg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESwERDAY.

ARRIVED YES"GRDA1.
British bark othere MeGregor, Havre, : days.
Schr Ida Burgess, Cortrell, Newport, R1-6 days.
Fish guano. 70 Sardy.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, BALTIMORE Gays.
Mdse. To Cohen 4 Wells, Heath Rice, Wagen.
er h Monsees. Ravenel & CO, Clacius, Holmes d
Calder. a Bulwinkle, F Wieters, Jno Campsen
CO. N Robson, and Ithers.
Schr Edith B Everman, Corson, fnlaoelPniaLo
days. Coal. To the Gas Company. Vessel to the
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah via
Beaufort Hilton Head and other landings. o.
bales sea island and bales upland s1tsSn, ana
John Colcock q CO., D Silcox, RaVenel co, Y
Bart & CO, F Campbell, n Triest, Fannie Barnes,
WIN Bird 4 co, Southern Express CO, Cameron,
Barkley co, G Hoffman, Quincy, Macquee1
Riecke. Pelzer, Rodgers co, and order.
Steamer City Point Mcmillan, PalatKa, via JACK.
sonyille. Fernandina and Savannah. E107 bales
cotton, 18 bbls sByrup "a baeS moss odds Iruls,
s bbls sugar. and 10 packages Of mdse &c. u TO 70
Lswtonlk Sons W B Williams ID Soa1 Steney q
Lowndes,9 H,Ipgraham.&' Son, Fraser DIN, W
Roach & CO. R Vennipg, CO.
Rockville, and Way Landings: Is bags sea island
cotton, ndse and sundries. To Nlsbet, Fraser
& Dul, Witte Bros W A Boyle. N Baker CO. L
Kenacke, Rsvenel & co, Cameron, Barkley CO.,
W Courtney d CO.
Boat nom Christ Church. bag sea island cot
ton. To W III Lawton Sons:
;fqr IN THE OFFING.
A bark, said to be tho Jennie Barker. from
Savannah, and threemasted schooner, un'
known.
= CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Georgia Swan, Georgetown, O-cohen &
Wells. g.
Barbadoes-J Enslow j. co.
-. FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, HInckley, OF Philadelphia.
British bark arasmere, Lester, at Liverpool, 9th
Steamship champion. Lockwood, at New York,
January 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
sehr N HAWKING, Wyatt, at New York, 9th
January.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, January 0-Noon.-Arrived, steam.
ships Oceanica and st Laurent.
- Evening.-Arrived, the Wetterhorn. from MO-
bile; Texas, Galveston; shotomuck, New Orleans,
NEW. YORK. January lo.-Arrtved. steamships
Weybosset, Champion, Huntsville and Magnolia.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Julia Floyd, Henderson, from George.
town, 8 @, arrived at New York January 9.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
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x. i4;2 .=UHTRIIsToN, Sc, February II. 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily &C $50 A. l.
Arrive at charleston 7:ao A. II. (Mondsys e1
cepted) and 2:3o P. II.
:: :frail does not. leave Charleston p. Il, Sun
UAY8.
Train leaving $50 A. II makes through connec.
lien to New York, via Richmond and Acsun
creek only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving BY 6.16 p. 4. ~ain hays
choice of route VIA Richmond and Washington
9r via Portsmouth and R9ltimora Tho8eleavinS
FRIpGY BY this Train 10y over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
DAY In Wilmington, N. O,
This Ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
.oute TO Cincinnati, Chicago and other poinu
Vest and Northwest, both Trains making con
nectionA Rt; Washington with Western uain'
Of Baltimore an&D bio Railroad.
8. s. SOLOHONS,
Engineer and Superintendent
p. Il 1LIAPoH, General Ticket Agent. -.
fab11-1Tmo6 :
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0 New YORK Nav.I stores Market.

.ls Frorn the Daily Rnletini tuesday, January Q:
tKeceipts today Is bnls crude tuIpentEei esosd
Spirits turpentine continue quiet with buyers
and sellers apart In their views Shippers VIII not
!. .1akk hold az sellers. present prices, and stock
S6ia az Ssc. Rosins are moderately active. but
'Hoders generally ;call prices steady. Sales have
taken placeof 500 bbls at $3.50, 400 bbs at 81 IS,
100 bbIs at "a 81, and ZOO good atratHed OF
:Ss.- Tar and,pltcn remain quiet and prices nomt-
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Nsw.York5 Cone. Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Tuesday, January O.:
We ind o very dull market throughout, and little
soC interest toadvise On Brazill holders continue
60 oIer with moderation, and ask former rates for
ali grades but In she absence or sales, values are
,@onaewha nominal, and naturally almost entirely
void OF buoy ancy. OF West India descriptions
fsaestock Is small In Hrst hands. and nothing Of
consequence TO attract demand, while Java. &C..
- without movement, owing to the Inability OF
sbuyers and sellers to agree upon terms The gen.
etal jobbing demand shows q moderate aRonnt
Cf activity, but the movement Ia not particularly
encouraging. we learn OF no invoice sales for
tho day, either hereor at the outports. We quote
Rio, gold in bond, ,Ess follows: Ordinary cargoes
1Gkal8K; fair cargoes l6xsl1; good cargoes Tx
ark; prime cargoes 18kR18K.
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Y Z. -
.RO6ADALI6

Is SOLD BY ALL DRBaaEsfs.
DOwlE. NOISE 4 DAVIS, 49, Wholesale
GOODRICH, WINE1AG 4 Co.. Agents In
uare.ly J.
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Receipts by Railroad, January 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

q. :. a.
u eaS bales cotton 40 bbls naval stores, cars OF
slnmber, cars stock. TO Railroad Agent. G 81
Waller d co, w O. Bee co, Kinsnan howell,
.PeI7er Rodgers d Go, T ChapeRu, Frost, AdRer
e ce, Trenholm d Son, G W Williams & co, Vim
Gurney, W Courtensy & CO. Prltgl ! Son, o
Philips, w Williams Il Son. Sloan Setgnous,
PrtnHie, Caldwell 4 Son, T P Smith, B
Muligan. W 3 SmtthT6 %, u Asllonee, Reeder L
/ Davis, witte Bros, 4 ] Salinas, Wiss & co, W z
Ryan, A Smith, A 8 Perry.
d NoRrHHAsrERN RAILROAD. 4
"a bales upland and bags sea island cotton.
ss5ss bbls naval stores, cars lumber, wood, rough
.rtce corn, Eldse &c. To W Ryan, Frost, Adger
. q 60. Nowry & Son, A Salinas, Walter Co, T P
smith, s Smith. PRINCE l. Son, W Williams 4
; 90, " o Courtenay d co. Rarden Parker, Tren
6oim 4 Son, Pvlzer, Rodgers co. Caldwell d
Son. w O Bee co, Witte Bros, Whiiden Jones,
Nnrdsugh Il Mathews, Miss A Lee, W Dukes
= 60. A Quackenbush, Chspeau d co, Reed.
cr q Davis, Kmsmau s howell, G Claclus. HALL
TN Robson, D Stoney. r Barnett, Johnston.
Orews 4 co. W PEPPER, E Weling, Railroad
agent and Order.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

a bales; middling 19Hc.
COLUMBUS JaAusry S-New York opened at
Hxc and clio ed quiet and weak at same figure.
In our market there was good demand, with
Riddlings at 10 &c, and zoe demanded, but relus-
" cd for large lots. Sales 3as bales; receipts 2s2
, ehipments 1874 bales. =, i, - .
= !, MONTGOMERY, January s.-Market active, but
: o0erings are light; good ordinary IsH; strict
GOOD ordinary 19X; low middlings 20; middlings
NX.s NoGn,-actlve, offerings light; receipts nom.
tnal; good ordinary l9H; strict good ordinary 20;
lew middlings 20x; middlinga 20Hc.