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The Attorney-G General has de-

The Attorney General has de-
cided that letters not fully pre-
paid at the time of mailing,
should not be charged with dou.
BILE the deficient postage, but
only with the actual balance moi
Immediately upon
the receipt Of the opinion, the
Postmaster General gave direc-
tions that the Post Office De-
partment should conform there
with.
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NURSERY.
tn & BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS
&C, &c, SO.

Greenhouse and Bedding Plants. A 56pa &c
Catalogue free. Also, 80 900 Roses, Half II Mil
lion No way Spruce and other Evergreens,
ana 80 0JJ choice Giape Vines, $4,000 Curiants
fas )beies, sc. 5O00 0l0 Sweet Chestnut,
anI b" 'Te tree on he II Fine new Sear
ling tees by mail. only $3 per 100 Chestnnts
preserved for planting by mail, per lb, So.
Also, Spanish Chestnut trees, Black Walnut,
Butternut, small Norway Spruce, &c &c., by
nail, if desired. ACircular sent free on APP
JlicatiOn. Tulip trees, Scotch Birch, Suga
hYhitea and Nolway Maple. In fact, full as
sOltnent OF Ornamental, Deciduous and Ever
;rucn trees. Nursery established 10 years,
% trCS, II greenhouses. Address
SFORRS, HARRISON & CO.,
gainesville, Lake County, Ohio.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DELEGATE.

EDITOR ENQUIRER:-Please announce the
name of W. S. .CLAYPOoLE, rs n candidate for
Delegate to represent yinton county in the
Constitutional Convention, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic and Liberal Repub-
llcan Convention to be held on Monday, March
10th. MANY VOTERS.
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THE GUIDE is now published Quarterly
% c,nts pays for the year, four numbers
which Is not half The cost Those who afie. .
wards send money TO the amount Of one Dol
llr or moic for seeds, may also orders 80 conts
worth CXtrl--the price paid for tho Guide.
The January Number Is beautiful, giving
plans for making l,ulal Homes, Designs TO-
Dining Table Decorations, Window Gardens,
No., and containing mass Of Information in
valuable to the elOycr Of flowers. One hundred
and llfiy pasos, on ilno tinlci paper; some llyc
bundled ng.0ylngs, aud q superb lOl0' cd
Plato and ClllOmo Cover The first edition OF
Two Hundred Thousand Just printed In En-
glish and German. and ready 10 send out.
JAMES, WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
lNOy.2I-3 i,-WncI
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MO AcSElMr7

IN rncighborhood. WE WANT ONE
EMIJl nVMENr.- We want gool, active
UNl WI Agents either 10 III or can
outllt, and furnish the best paying agency in
America. Give exclusive territory and The
best tools 10 work with. oar gents having
immense success and making from IS b. SlB
per day; ono agent took 10 subscriptions in
Specimen cDplca of papef, till pglllculaiS
tGrna etc, sent fipe W any address.
Write eE ONCE, tp OUR FlREslDE. FRIRSD,
Cllcayo, ulE "a ~. .Fapa'at
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n GENTS "ATTHD
-FoR THE
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSlC.

500 Pages. &0J a.ngrNvings.
\ startling expose Of Medical i.umblgs of
the past aad p,es1nt. IL vcnulates gLa,ks,
impostols, T.ayGlmg DO, tors. fatcnt Medi,
cine NendcS, Notcl Female Cheats, Fortune
IelleH and Mediums, aud gives interesting
a counts of Noted Physicians and Narratives
Df their lives. lJioyells startling secrets and
mstructs all how 70 avoid the ills which flesh
" heir to. We give exclusive territory and
liberal commissions For rciruulars and terms
ida css the publishers,
j. i. BURR & HYDE,
LLnrLlnIl. { nl..- ul-. M q -.n- uLL-nis
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8 copies of tho STOCK AND FARM
- JOURNAL 100 pages, and pa, kages of
new Farm Seeds free, by enclOsing2 stamps.
Address, n. p. BOYER, / Co., Paikersburg,
Pa. 7-4w
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RAND SALE of Works Of ART,
AND
Distribution Of Premiums!
800 900 Worth o2 Beautiful Works
o2Art to b. sold, and $50. 600
OF tho amount 10 be dis"
tzibutod in Pre-
Ipiuln,!

Distribu.iln 70 takl plaoo in
CORIE1HIAN HALL, ROCHESTER, NJ y, APRIL IS, 1873
a,OO6o PRmAGLUE19.
Amounting to $4,000, in sums o.
from 81 to $500
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(Il11R.2

Printed In OIL COLORs, 10 times from,lG stones
p size 1850 inches. The subject Il life size.
Exquisite aud pleasing. II cannot ba told
from the original painting, and srealy worth
NO. II exceeds In beauty, size ana value any
picture eyer given wliil any publication. No
owe hundred dollar picture can give more
pleasure on be II greater ornament In any
household. II can bo had free, and we donft
ask Subscribers TO- wait months for lt. but will
scnd II ut once, or II can be had Of our agents.
Subscribers pay on delivery OF pictures, No
Waiting Plctmes Now ipady, aud delivered
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A gentsl A Rare Ohancel

We win pay all agents no per week, in cash,
who viii engage with us at once. Everything
furnished, ana expenses paid. Address, A..
COULTER, s. CO., Chailotte, Mich. i7-4w
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NJ E GIVE AWAY
$1,000 WORTH

20 every subscriber 60 OUR FlHESIDn
FRlEED. the LEADING FAMILY WEEKLY Of
America Large SIZE eight pag09. o lginM,
Beautifully llliistratel. Full of eliable, IN
StIuctlyo nnd interesting roa ling mHtter,
shot hes and practical matter JrsT SUITED
10 tho wants and wishes Of LIVERY MAN,
WOMAN aud Oh lLD whether living In city
orcountry, and WE CIV u 10 each veal SUBJ
scrbor u copy of our inngninceDtOi Chrome
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AnypcIson sending us $3.50 for the Chrome
'Nh.spc pclngs Of Innocence is given mum
bcrel receipts, emitting its holder to two
haaCCs in The distribution The Chrome l.,
sONs5 in, hes in sizc: painted by the popula
artist lU EGO, exclusively iorGs. equal in value
to any ch ONO sold for four times The price.
Pa ties ordering, upon receipt Of it, /! no
satisfied tina ii is all that it Is eprcsented 10
be, and are not convinced that there is no
humbug about it., can place 1t ON the roller and
eturn IL to us, aad We will Immediately sent
Them $3.50 and % cents added to pay them fO
tn tOublr.
BE{5H We also sell Photographic copies OF
fhJI waldser's celebrated ma, blcs- the sin
pictures, So. ing, summer, Autumn, Winter
Morning, aud Night They aIc II inch circle,
mounic on 1890 inch No. cmd board, and
IRE truly beautiful works Ofut The p ica
thesc pi, tu es is 81 80 each two or more A.G5
ea h. One numbered receipt emitting tn,
holderto chance in the i''st ibutiOn, Is given
with "a h.
Remit nj ouJ risk, by Rrgist ered Lcttvl
Moucy Orders. or Drafts ON New IOk. Wit,
uamc, p. c., County aud State plainly
EEss" We send pictures by all or express.
4 published list Of the distr buttons viii III
cent to al purchasers. Al! orders must be ad-
d. essed to
f RUSSELL& SMITH, Rochester, N. Y.
BRfyh Plan of distribution and all other in.
formation sent with the pictures. T-4w
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SATURDAY.. MARCH 8. l873.

between the hours of and 5 p. M, and elect
delegates to represent the townships in said
Convention.
The ratio of representation is delegate FOR
every % votes cast for AQUILA WILEY for Sec
retary Of State, in 1872, an delegate for each
fraction of 10 votes.
The following is the number of Delegates to
ha ;,s a so n,,e;tiol.
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A Great oFeri TsSfss 81 S,s,,vg,, w"ts,s s's

icin disposc ofHEV PTA NOS, NELODE0Ni
and ORG1 M, N sir frsf. cidAS Didkrors, fnciud
Ina Waters, nj very law prices FOR cash o.
pdrt cdsh, and 6pi,ihcc IN mail month IN inslM
meHi. Neu 7.ocidrs .frgt.cllss PId NOS, mod.
o,n iappOreD,enis, J0r e215 cash. NOu reddb
a O0g6ERTO IA RLOR ORG1N Mo most
insfrafcd Caf1iogles Md,ied. Shirt misic AID
Assto Merchandise. - LnoysIAam'w&sl
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The Democracy OF the several Townships
will, therefore, meet at the usual places Of
holding elections therein. on
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NTASON g. TEAHELI7TT
CABINET org his.

TINE 0M9Y American Musical Tnshrl.
btA~ OlN- mcnts of such cAtrIOulinal} y
and rCCO OgnzCd excellence n to command .
wi lc sale In Europe, Notwithstanding COmpc
titiOn there with pioducls Of cheap labor
Al WENC awarded highest premiums, in.
SILVIA - cluding thG medal at The Pait
Exposition. or hund eds Of Industrial lGN
hibitiOns, there have not been sN in all where
any other organs have been preferred 10 these.
UNIVERSALLY ssS%msR@sa "sSI @sI"Ii BY \. G%i. nSi.
sessing eNcellcncies not attained In any others
See opinions OF one thousand, In Testimonial
Circular.
EXCLUSjVEl Y employing several i,,l inn m,
embracing every real Improvement.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE @T@ @Isic 'S%. IsS.
tories In the world, producing better work al
less cost than otherwise possible.
PRICES FIXED e"t e"9 @s wtG qW ssrSSnoI. ss SS"I,s
employment Of only best matcnl and work.
mansliip.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE md
TESTIMONIAL CIRCULAR. With
Important Information about Organs
which may save Purchasers from
disap prominent in purchase ofInfer-
prOrWorthics instruments or Pay
mentof High Prices, senttrce.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
15i fremont ST.. Boston; 25 Union Square, n.
y; t0NndS@ Adams ST., Chicago T-4W
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WE HAVE IN PREs5
NJ LlH RnglK

By we'll known aud DoJrlar m,hor. on nm
entirely new subject The book win be pro-
Will sell readily TO AL classes. Agents wish
ing 70 secure territory should apply al once,
j. y. BuRR q HYDE,
Hartford, Conn, or Chi, ago, Illinois.
fAVNp1
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DON'T

Ie deceived; but for coughs, colds, sore
tMo,t, hOalecncss, and bronchial difficulties.
use only
WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS.
Worthless limitations are ON the market, but
the only scientific preparation of Carbollc
combined with other well known remedies, ns
Ia these TABLETS, and all parties arc eau
toned against using any other.
In all cases Of irritation Of the muCuOus
membrane these Tablets should be freely used;
their cleansing and healing properties are ils-
toniahing
BE warned, never neglect cold; u IL easily
cured IN It's ncipent sraie; when II becomes
chronic the cuTels exceedingly difficult. Use
Wells CarbOlic Tablets Us q specific.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat ST., " Y,
Sole agent for The United States. Send for
Circular lssy" Price g5c. u box. 7--4w
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PERIODICALS.
.CRlBNER'G MoNTELy.

ASerial story. by DIR. HOLLAND.
New Story by SANE HOLM.
A Long Story from BRET IIARTT,
BRlLLiANr ARRAY Of CONTRIBUTORS.
- ~ eroo And Decor alton.
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1nn TEACHERS or STUDENTS, ale
IUU or Female, can secure EMPLOY MINT
pny ing from 500 10 $3.50 per month during tho
Sp ing OF summer. Address, PEOPLES
JOURNAL, 51S Arth street. Philadelphia,
Pa. 7--4w
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,hips are entitled:

The Convention will also transact such other
business as may properly come before it.
BY order of
DEM. CEN. COM.
Feb. 49, 1913.
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NTICK'S FLORAL GUIDE

FOR TTID YEAR 1879
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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.
Selection Of Delegates |:

To the Constitutional Convention, to be voted
for on the lst Monday of April next.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Delegate to the COnstitu-
tiOnal Convention.

The Democratic Central Committee OF VIM
ton County, do hereby call Delegate County
Convention to be held at the Court House, in
Macarthur, ON
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Works which shoul be found in every Ii
biaiy-within the each ofall readers Works
to entert lin, instruct and improve. topics
will be sent by return post, on receipt OF
price:
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SCRIBNER & CO.,
G54 broadway. New York.

=" ENTY THOUSAND DOLLARs) in Pre-
miums, for distribution among the $500
SuhsCIi ibrIs OF lhn
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25

great museums, he gave notice that he should
at the next meeting wish to see committee
appointed to consider its future prospects. he
also announced that Mr.. Anderson had author
lied the union of the school at Pennikese with
the museum.
Mr. Nathaniel Thayer, at the meeting of the
board to-day moved the appointment of com
The motion prevailed and the Governor APP
pointed Messrs Nathaniel Thayer, Amos A.
Lawrence, Theodore Lyman, George B. Loring
and Joseph White.
For the future the museum is under the d.
rection of Alexander Agassiz and Mr.. Carey.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25
New York Stock and Money Marke,


New YORK, Dec, 24-Mornino...Money per cent.
Gold at 110s Sterling Exchange, long, 1851 do short
1904.
Central Pacific bonds se; Union do sis;Land grants
Noon-Government dull and nothing doing
Money loaned at a per cent. State bonds quiet
and dull. Stocks dull.
NEW YORK Dec. 2i-EUenina.- Business in fnan-
cal circles generally suspended after the closing
of the Stock Exchange and Gold room at 1 o'clock.
Tomorrow will be closely observed as legal holt
day. The stock, gold, produce, cotton and other
changes will be closed, and also the public offices,
banks and private business houses. On the an
tee to-day to the members Of the Stock Exchange,
gOhgs, bells, trumpets, crickets and other instru-
ments, more noisy than melodous, were brought in
to requisition and the Exchange resembed a bedlam
let loose. The gold room caught the infection of
merriment and also resolved to close at O'Clock and
a w dn5 NE aa Ine
as the Stock Exchange and marched into the streets
paying visit to the Stock Exchange. The noise and
bodies, can be better imagined than described.
Money was in light demand to-day, nearly all
the brokers had supplied their wants over to Friday
Call loans ranged from to per cent? and large bal
ances carried over in consequence of the ina
bility offenders to find employment for it on the
Stock Exchange Prime business notes were in de-
mand at a 10 per cent. and some very choice
names at per cent. The recent dry goods failures
have not affected the discount market for the reason
that all the suspended houses were in poor credit and
their failures generally expected. The outstanding
legal tender circulation to-day shows an increase of
$l59.0OO. The outstanding loan certificates of the
banks 49, 100000 decrease of $205 900 tnce yes
terday.
The following is the Clearing House statement
currency exchanges S60,Si6,173; currency balances
$1,250, 626. 80
Gold weak with sales at 11Oa a 1893 q ITO q 1893,
ciosng at llo. At the opening loans were mace az
per cent. for carrying and afterwards at fiat. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $780, on &C.
bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows-God balances, 81 $50, 500; curren-
oy balances S2,065 $50; gross cearances o0o0
Foreign Exchange depressed with a reduction in
asking rates to 1851 long sterling and 1921 for de-
mand sales were made at los q 1OSa and 1851 g l09
bills from the South which, in connection with the
decreased demand for sterling from banks and the
Commercial bills are quoted at 1914 q 1911 for the
general run and 1919 for very choice. The Customs
receipts to day were $171,O00. State stocks were
heavy. Governments were dull on the Stock Ex-
change and the dealings did not exceed 1000 shares
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25
Brief JOttings.
Haskell.

Christmas to-day. No paper tomorrow.
No. 101 had its business meeting at the Fall
mouth last evening, and then adjourned to
a supper at "Joes." II has its annual supper
Saturday evening.
At Mr.. James Stckney's, corner of Oxford
and Cedar streets, one of the pleasant social
gatherings of the season was enjoyed last even
ing A large company of friends gathered
around the Christmas tree, and presents many
of them rare and costly, were distributed to all.
Coles Band is engaged for the grand Ball.
at Pennington tonight, and at Gorham, N. 81.
New Years evening.
The employees of the Portland Kerosene
Works, Rolling Mills. Atwood Lead Co., and
Presumpscot Iron Co., were the recipients of a
turkey yesterday from their employers.
The widow of the man named Tobey Burk
who so mysteriously disappeared at the Rolling
Mills recently, and was thought to have been
drowned, was presented within a few days
with purse CT $50 from the employees of the
Rolling Mill.
Benz. Evans, who dropped dead at the Roll
ing Mills few days since, belonged to socie-
ty composed of his fellow workmen, and his
widow yesterday received $50 as the assessment
of the society according to the established rule.
Services will be held in St. Paups church
this morning at II o'clock
The Fraternity entertainments will soon be
resumed.
The Post Office will be opened during holi-
day hours to-day. The city offices, Custom
House and banks will be closed. Notes falling
due to-day should have been looked after yes.
terday.
Miss Stevens of the Bracket street school,
was made the recipient of an elegant writing
case and stand from some of her pupils yester-
day.
Mr.. w. H. Walker is putting up large car
rage shed near Browns sugar house.
The Portland and Rochester depot at Sac
carappa was burglasiously entered Tuesday
night and ten dollars in money and bundle OF
Christmas presents taken.
The Montgomery Guards give grand ball
on the 22d of January.
The Emerald Boat Club are to give their an
nual New Years ball at Fluent Hall January
first.
A splendid clipper thre e-masted schooner is
living in the harbor She arrived yesterday at
ternoon from Hodgdon's Mills. She is intend
ed Tor the IfutClH1 DCSlutSo' OHO 10 IL WIN
mand of Capt. Deane.
l. is reported that the British steamers Poly
nesian, Scandinavian and Sarmatian have been
chartered by the English government at e40,-
900 each, to act as transports to the Ashantee
war.
Somebody whose feet needed new leather,
broke into Loring's store on the corner of Fed
eral and Temple streets Tuesday night, and
took therefrom several pairs of boots.
The steamers Lewiston and Richmond have
been hauled up for the winter. They are being
thoroughly repaired and additional state rooms
will be put in on the Lewiston to accommo
date the increased travel on this popular line
Rev. Mr.. Pitblado will lecture in City Hall
Sunday night ct:-"Excelsior.
The Christmas decorations OF st. Pauls
church. upon which more work than usual has
been spent this year, are very beautiful. They
will well repay visit to-day, as will the Ca
thedral, the decorations of which are much the
same as last year.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25

NEW York. Dec. 2i-Evemne---Cotton steady;
sales 2279 bales; Middling uplands at 16c. Flour is
at IS ii %. Wheat EASIER sales liz 6oo bush;
No Spring at 81 g s.; No. Chicago So q 50;
waukee 81 q l 81; State common Red 1 80. Corn
dull and lower; sales 81 900 bush Mixed Western
dull sales 900 bush; Western Mixed at IS "a 5sc;
White IS g &C. Beef steady; new plain mess rs q
II 90. Pork lower; new mess 16 90. Lard is lower;
80 q 43. Whskey is dull sales $50 6Bls; Western
free 9Sc Rice quiet and unchanged Sugar is quiet;
c sss SSH SIst snng T G Cuba c Msado
its TurpentiDe weak at 40A q 41c; Rosin dull at so
CO. 55 for strained. PetrO cum dull; crude at 64c;
refined at 13ac Tallow quiet sales 12O 900 lbs at "A
Wool quiet; domestic fleece SO @ 49,; pulled ssc;
Texas 10 @ 20c; common California 20 a 3O4c.
Freigbts to Liverpool are quiet; Cotton per steam
7-16 q Sled; Grain per steam 123d.
CHICAGO. Dec. A.-Flour is quiet and unchanged:
extra Spring 525 @575. Wheat firm and closed
spot and seller December; is seller January; No
closed dull; No Mixed at 5sa a 55Ic cash; seller
s ~ ssss d rs a sas Sa at
ed; NO at BIC cash. Rye in fair demand and firm;
No2 at Y 7sc. Barley dull and lower No Fall at
l ~; No Spring steady at l OF q %. Provisions
dull and unsettled. Pork dull and lower at 10 rs for
cash; IA 80 tor seller Feb Lard in fair demand and
Bulk Meats quiet and weak with light sales; shout
ders loose 53c seller February short rib middles, Is
days in salt, SIC loose. Green Meats easer shoul-
ders quotabe at A. Hams at 81 "a SIC for is lbs ay
SIC for Is ID Dressed Hogs quiet at SIS "a 95
Whiskey nominay at 95c.
keceipts-2000U Dbs flour, 250,0 900 bush wheat H.
600 bush corn $4,000 bush oats, 1000 bush rye 49,
900 bush barley,
Shipments $1,000 obls fonr 1O4, 900 bush wheat, L.
900 bush corn 1000 bTsh oats, 10000 bush rye 5000
bush barley.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-Provisions- quiet at
16 co. Lard quiet; steam at q SIC; kettle at 81 q
SIC. Bulk Meats are steady; shoulders 53c; clear rib
sides 6ac clear sides &c. Bacon in good demand and
scarce; shoulders at q Tic; clear rib sides SCI clear
sides ST g SIC. Live Hugs dull ranging from 20 "a
TO- receipts 5000 head shipments 1400 head Green
me ITS quiet; shoulders SIC; tides held at ga a 6sc;
clear 81 q 65c. Hams at q Sc. Whiskey quiet at
92c.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 24.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat in fair demand and firm; No at 173; No 2
at Is; seller Jan 15a seller Feb f1SA Oats steady
at 81 for No 2. Barley firm at 40 for No Spring
Provisions quiet and weak. Pork IA so cash. Hams
in pickle steady at q Ole. Dry sailed meats-shoul-
ders at Sc loose; middes 81 q &c boxed. Lard dull
and nominal at 81 Ssc for Kettle; steam &c. Live
Hogs steady at AS @6l0.
Receipts bbls flour, $4,000 bush wheat, 1900
hogs.
Shipments 5000 bbls flour, 81, 600 bush wheat.
CaARLEsToN, ec.24-Cotton steady ;Middling up
lands at 15c.
SAVANNAH, Dec. A.-Cotton is in good demand; ;
Middling uplands 15sc
MOBILE, Dec. 2.-Cotton is firm; Mid ling up-
lands 154c.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 24.-Cotton active Middling
upands at 155c.