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Sou thern Pacific Route.

The Cheap Transportation Association
gave somewhat OF the cold shoulder to the
Southern Pacific railroad. Virginia voted
against tie resolution recommending Gov
ernment aid to this road, as it appeared, for
the reason that this is not the time for such
an appropriation. Several gentlemen ex'
claimed against the Southern Pac'fi' road as
Tom SCOTT scheme" II .gas.
Now, it seems to US that such assistance
rs the Government miy at any time give 10
the Southern Pacific rail way may as well
be given now rs at any other time. The
demand for this road, with its great advan
tages over any other, is present and press
ing. 1t would do more than any other Pa
citic line to develop the riches of The land
and increase the national resources and The
sooner it is built the better for the nation
and the better for the Government.
The great objection made on the "ToA
Scorr" ground may weigh immensely in the
minds Of some people, but to US it Is of no
conseuuence-not bit more than if some
one had inveighed against it asa "Tom'Cat "
scheme. We don't know Dir. Ton SCOTT
Concerning the man in the moon and con
corning Mr.. SCOTT eur knowledge is nearly
equal. He is reported to lie one of the rail.
road kings and we generally observe that
those who denouncc him most are warm
supporters of some other railroad king.
Therefore, we are not frightened away
from the Southern Pacific railroad because
we are told "Toa SCOTT" has finger in
the pie" We know that it is demanded
because of its advantages of climate, Crude,
and incompatible merits, which place It for
all purposes of commerce over any Of the
transcontinental lines. IL should be built.
Who shall build it is matter Of little con-
sequence. 1t should be built, and the Gov
ernment having lavshed its liberality on
o.her and more northern lines, the southern
Pacifi, line has very high claim upon ia
claim that cannot be resisted on any just and
reasonable grounds.
In fact, the Southern Pacific lire is the
line by which the Atlantic and Pacific COM
merce and social intercourse should be
mainly carried on. It's climate and grades
must make it the preferred OF all routes. 1t
will never be suspended on account OF the
weather, and its easy grades insure the world
that it will be always operated with facility
and safety.
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= moor chance TO sell heE onds Fhent those
Of the United statss wtlh arsbetser than
gold, are purchaSable. We are no. ul.rs
:. rederat" by o jugfuif; but attesst 10 tue
matter Of a. paper currency we do mol desire
to have an emblem Of State rights. e',rep'
resenta,ives or s1' The states ia paper money.
We have had enoughsof that. IS '<@
We conjecture that there t. yet more Sc
rlous difficulty ur the way OF Mr. HUNTERS
scheme. The Federal Government would
hardly allow IT to continue long. If Virginia
issued a paper currency, in . short time
thIrty.six States would establish paper.m'lls
that would furnish paper enough for the
whole world. What the States might do
separately in this way we do, not think the
States combined would permit.
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New Books.

History of the Contl,ct 6etUeen Religion
and Science. By JOHN WILLIAM DRAPER,
MD, LII. d., Professor in the University
of New York, author Of ''Treatise on
Human Physiology" History of the
American Civil War;" sc. New York !:
ID. APPLETON ~ Co.
DR.. DRAPER is not the man to enlighten
the world as historian or disquisitioDist in
any matter in which the spirit and acrimony
of partisan may be aroused. His history
of the war is an abominatiop. 1t is fable
but not pleasing one. Falsehood that con.
CURED with the Doctors prejudices was in
his estimation pure truth, and the truth that
was disagreeable to bis partisan feelings was
garbled or rejected where 1t was possible
to do so. Such man is by nature incapaci.
tated to teach in matters admitting Of the
bias of prejudice and 7indictiveuess. Heis
not reliable man outside of his profession,
and, like many bitter centroyersialists, he
thinks he is fitted to be critic, historian,
and philosopher. A work By Dr.. DRAPER Is
out Of place in APPLEToN's scientific series.
His books can never last. There is little
science outside Of medicine in which DR..
DRAPER can be relied upon, aud as philoso-
pher he is out Of the question. We cannot
speak critically of his present work; only
we know from bis history OF the war that
his mind is too poorly balanced to be trusted
upon such subject us it treats of.
For sale by j. 7. ELLYsoN. = 81
Take Peep. BY PAUL Golden, author Of
"Wbo Will VIM" &c. Boston: LEE 4
SHEPPARD.
"A book for the approaching season.
For sale by j. Z. E1LYsoN.
We have from Dir. PERRY, the agent, Nos,
Is and IA Of Gaisots Popular History OF
France, one of the most artistic works of
the day, whetherw consider its matter or
manner of publication. E.E.,t. 49,, 7
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Mr.. Hunters Scheme.

As far as we know to the contrary, Mr..
HUNTER, Treasurer of the State, is entitled
TO the reputation of being the author of the
intcIconver,bility scheme; I. e., the
interchangcability of notes and bonds of
State. He proposed it to the Confederate
Government. 1t has been so approved at
the North that many of the wisest states
men in that part of the Union have urged
it with great zeal upon the Federal Govern
ment, AS our readers know. We have sus.
tanned it earnestly, and we believe it is the
best expedent yet invented to accomplish
that invaluable quality OF paper currency,
the being safely expanded or diminished to
meet the vicissitudes of commerce.
1t is mainly the application of this excel
lent ides to the finances of this State that
distinguishes Mr.. HUNTERS Constitutional
Currency Scheme" just brought to the at
tention of the Legislature of Virginia.
Mr.. HUNTER ably sustains his opinion as
to the constitutionality of his scheme. But
we do not consider that as the first ques.
ton involved in his proposition. 1t is liza.
BILE to an objection which might properly
precede the consideration Of its constitution
ality. There is DO use of discussing that
unless the scheme be considered satisfactory.
We should object to it on the ground that
it has been found that when States supply
currency there has followed per consequence
a confusion In the comil,elce add finance of
al.e country that was both yexatious and
inous. Virginia alone cannot do the bu-
s.ness Of supplying currency. Her ex.
ample would have many followers, and the
land would be flooded with State currency
that would elicit the general disapproba.
tiop.
The States are banded together. Be it for
good or in, the fact is SO. Their being so
banded together is not for purposes OF con.
fusion, but for harmony. In no particular
can their union be more disturbed and I'm.
satisfactory than by issuing paper currency
for public use. That currency, no matter in
what way 1t may be issued, will not trave
with good name beyond the narrow
boundaries Of the State. Itwould occasion
both inconvenience and loss to all travel
lers-to all corners. Therefore, one Of the
best things that can come from the union o.
the States is uniform currency, which is re.
cetyable everywhere 10 the Union without
discount, and With which man will no
where be troubled for the want of the gene.
rally popular means of paying his way.
This, We think, Is sufficient objection to
Virginia issuing paper currency; without
going into the question Of constitutionality
at all.
Tbs country has at this Time 9 good and
satisfactory paper currency. Some people
say Is too good ]; ills boarded. Butisany-
bady willing to Introduce as a remedy pa.
pr that win not orig not be boarded but
viii probably be rejected 10 the greater part
of The Union Certainly Virgins, now I'M
sbls to meet her Obligations, win stand but
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Fas HARpsEosEy QuEsricay- r Ep. 'RTED
VIEWS or THE, PREslDsHT. - Arpecial to inc
New York EaaHing Posi- fronpsW Washington
December Sd, says:
"Some Of the most prominent RepHbif-
can ,members Of Congress now heres who
have been active in advocating a further in.
.fation of The currency, are thoroughly %:
tistied that 1t Is the Presidents purpose to
recommend In his annual message the! re-
peal of the legai-tender act, and to argue
that this Is the most feasible plan for resun,-
ing specie payments. This information has
occasioned much CONSERVATION among the
advocates Of more paper money, and they
predict that the only effect Of such recon-
l0endation on the part Of the President will
be to further divide the Republican party
and to prevent the passage OF any financial
bill at the coming session of Congress. TO
repeal the leeal-tender act at this time, they
argue, would bankrupt the Treasury. All
the debts and contracts OF the Government.
which category includes the salaries OF all
persons holding official positions. would
have TO be paid in gold, and future appro..
priations to msintain the Government would
be made on a gold basis; and the practical
workings Of such repeal, they are conf
dent, would. in very short time, depiete
the Treasury, and cause it to suspend all
payments In gold"
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General Sherman returned the application
of ST. Louis young man for employment
in the War Department with this endors-
ment: 81 have neither favor nor Influence
at Washington, and am refused the privilege
of employing clerk, having to detail officers
or soldiers for that service. therefore de-
cline to forward your application, and here.
with return 1t to you.o
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me- DECEMBER,7. 1S74.-HEW AND
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW-YEhR.-T. R.-PRlCE It co. are opening
hourly .#......a i, ,,.g..#g..st
BLACK CAsHMBfsEs and ALPAcAS;
MOHATRs: DBAP D. ETA for Sucques; ~ E&
BLACK GROs. GRAIN SILkS-great barPalnst
NAVY-BIUE REPS: MULBERRY DIAGONALS
PLUM aud all new slrdes Of DRESS dooDs-oo,
.y 40, So, so, ard 75c. up; rl ,;taHG -
Color ED TRIMMING SILKS: 80 -rfts 80. as...-.
THINNING and CLOAK VELvETS:
Blue. GRAY, and BROWN WATER-PRooF:
ENGLISH WATER PROoF-all shades; ~ a
BEADED CLoAKS:
LONG and SQUARE SHAwLS;
LONG BLACK1 UiBET SIAwLS;, tEst r.'s-3
SQUARE BLACK THIBET sIIAwLS; ~
VELyETEESS, RIBBONS. COESETs, EUEFSs
soe. NECR-sCA &C &C.:
A Splendid line BLACK BEAVER CLOTHS, 70, 94,
and IS per yard; -
English, American, and V1rginia-made CASsl-
suEETISGs, CoTroSs, &C, at New. York prices.
de 7
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The ENFORCEMENT AoT.--Tbe Supreme
Court has advanced on the docket the very
important appeal case frsm the United States
Circuit Court for Louisiana, involving the
cons,itutionality of the kuklux and enforce.
ment nets. The hearing of the case is now
set for the first Monday in March. Balts-
more Sun,
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Mr.. SMITH Of Nelson is unfortunate. One
of the papers says his till is to free from
anti.nuptial debts, and another paper says it
purposes to secure to women all the money
and property required before marriage.
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MARRIED..

Married on sd December, 1874 By The Rev. j.
r. Garlick. ut the residence OF The 6ides iaih-r,
JOHN a. HEATH and SARAH K. LORD, OF
Richmond.
washington and Frederick City (Md.) papers
please copy.
Marie d, on Wednesday the I'd of December,
1874 at Warrenton. N. :, by Rev. G. 7. Bailey,
Dlstor Of Box chuic Warr.nton. =: e: Mr. K ).
MONTGOMERY 10 Miss w. NORIHiNGIoH:
only daughter of Dr. W. Ii. Northington; all Of
Mecklenburg county. Va.
Richmond, Petersburg, and Boydton papers please
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Buffers LAsT.--"I am sorry to say that
l !bclieye my advocacy of woman suffrage
cost ME five hundred votes in my district,
which was enough to defeat my election.
But still do not change my views because
others hold different ones. am truly yours,
"B. f. BUTLER"
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~ NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
r. r. PRICE & co.

T. r. PRICE 6 co.
have Just received 800 pieces NEW PRINTS
Genuemen's MERINo and WOOL SHIRTS and
Rows MERINo and Wool SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Ladies' MERINo and WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
Mls, es' MERISo aud WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS
STRIPED HOSE; COTTON SOCKS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS; h W
OPERA FEANNkLS, &C., &c. --.Ii =
and expected daily, large lot of HANDKERcHIEFs
HANDKERCnIEF-B BOXES, sCAKFS, NECKTIES,
&c. for ChrIatmas presents. -1. de7
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- THE CRY NOW Is WHERE TC

~ THE CRY NOW Is WHERE TO
get the most DRY GOODS for the money, and tie
place 1, at WILLIAM THALHIMEk'S,6 COL Broad
street, corner sixth street. where lam selling lower
than everss have large stock on hand, and goods
will be sold cheap to make sales.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS! Closing
'l IRISH oH' SILK PUFI.fNs, c0LoRED FRENCH
MERINos 75c to e. i,S yard It. x sc 10 81
yard, all very cheap. just received 90 pieces
BLACK ALPACAS at 23c. worth 37c: = Yard !;
RLACK EMPRESS, CREPE and HENRIETT IT.
MERE and FkENCH MEkINOS at SIC, u,
Sl.25, and $3.50; BLACK DRAP D'GTA for
ans 81 ana 81 * anSS
KINs very low; sHEEIINGS; PILLQW-GAsE
COTTONH, and other domestic goods sold at
OFoIHG.LUOM BIEA CHrD COTTON at 2jsc. 4
yard WHITE and C0LOREp FLASELs, plain
and 1wied, sold very cheap; Stt IA for Misses
asorlment-at $50 to f6; BALMoRAL and
BOULEVARD SKIRTS from 75c. to 10 apiece !;
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! the cheapest IN the
WATERPRO0Fs-W ATERPRoUFS at 75c., ii,
sl25 AID s1Sq w9sh 2Sf yHg1 %G s
Ladies'. Misses, and Gentemen's UNDERSHIRTS
Ladies f and mi Gfty FURs and BoAsa
assortment, cheap: -
WHITE CORDUROY and TURKISH TOWEL
LING, for sscqueS and cloaks at - worth
Also, full line of NOTIONS, such as Hosiery,
Gloves Handkerchiefs, Scarfs. Ribbons, Cor
sets, Buttons, Gimps, Jewery, Porte, Mounaies,
Collars, Wells, Ruffs and lots Of other articles
too numerous to mention.
A lot OF DOLLS for Christmas and the holidays,
which will be sold very low TO sell them out.
have also 4 lot OF CARPETS, which VIII sell at
cost to close them out, rs have not the room TO
Also. a fui line of GENTLPMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS. such as Half-Hose; Kid, Cloth,
and Buck Gloves; uandherchieis, Bows Col
lars, &c.
LIGHT and DARK KID GLOVES at Use. worth
1926 per pair; also, large assortment OF
better goods, all colors and kinds, very low.
All ask Is to give me a call before purchasing
elsewhere and you Will be CONVINCED OF the great
bargains now to be had ut .
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
COL Broad street, corner OF sixth.
DEF Richmond, Va.
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LECTURE,

nEV. w, W.GREEN, State Lecturer of
III the State Council Friends Of Temperance OF
virgimia will deliver LECTURE ut l ell h-street
Rsntist church, Church Hill, on eMoSDAY EVIL h.
Nj DECEMBER 7th. ut ~ o'clock.
He win also speak 4 Brgsd =, o, Me.Gohs'
The public Is tnyi,ed 10 atlend ds5'St
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slsEsiAa aoTl sass.

Gr DIR. JAMESON, opposite tbsapi-
tol-the 81. James Hotel BfildiDa. Printed eertif.
Gates ARE absolutely worthless, as their Renuneness
cali not be tested; hence Or. JAMrE.oy will not
publish any. ,2a north Twelfth street, Richmond,
ya. de 7-1l*
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RICHMOND AND DAvILLE RAILROAD Co.,l
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1874. )
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ stockholders of this company will be held at
the Exchange Hotel, IN the city Of Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of December next, al
IL O'Clock NJ.
The books for the transfer of stock will be closed
from the 3Oth instant until after the day Of meet
ing. RICHARD bhOohE, secretary.
no 1o-td sl-z------et r.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO have ACCOUNT
BOOKS made to be used in January. BAN
DoLPII L ENGLISH have received four premiums
for the best BLANK-BUOkS made In Virginia.
They use the best materials and Manufacture good
books. -.....
A large stock OF CHEAP BLANh-BOOhs al
ways on hand at 1918 Main street. De
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We DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!!
Large additions to stock and prices low enough
to Satisfy the most economical. stock very large,
assortment never better, prices too many to eaune-
rate. If you are.ln want Ct anything In the dress
goods line you can save money by purchasing of
de4 LEVY BROTHERS..
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MEETINGS.

V'HE MEMBERS OF ST. AL.M!yWgSH
Il BANS ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER: wax
No. SO, are requested to attend a stated SNMlS
cor vocation of their Chapter al St hloan's 1"A-s
Hall THIS tMondayl EVENING, 7th instant, ut .
o'clock. All Royal Arch Masons In gnod STANDING
are Invited to attend BY order of the NJ. +. H. P.
:. b. JACOBS,
do 7-1tk Secretary.
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1,HE GRAND ANNUAL COM q
i UNICATION Of the GRAND Xxx
LODGE OF a. Y. NJ. OF VIRGINIA WIZ " y
be held at ST. Adams Hall, In the city OF Rich
mond on MONDAY the 14th day Of December,
1874, at 6 P. NJ.
By order of the Grand Master.
no 30-td JOHN DOVE, u. ;.
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TME,l LIMEtl LIME !.
uINDIANa ROCK y LIME.
We are constauIly receiving supplies OF, ~ (.
DiAS ROCK" LIME fresh from our klat In
Botetourt county, Virginia. FoI aale loS.
~ , - 80 DILLON, ELIIETT h GO.
ocl6 Manufacturers, ] hoa Isse 4 street.
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PROFESSOR Fl. f. LAUBES GS
DANCING ACADEMY, MM
Lew BROTHERS. Hall, corner Of Eleventh and EaA
Main streets.
Ladies, Misses. and Masters; WFDSESDal aha
SATIjRi)AY AFTERNOONS at4 O'Clock: Genue~
men J: TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS ut ..
Glide, Pause, Boston, and oil The latest dances
taut ht. wv 90
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ssssss,IAE mayTIC[5E.;s,.

Asy sk5sIgaNEttIs9S.IsN
90 CARPETS! G ARPETsi CARPETS
Full yard.wide b CARPETS at Csc,
81 NGRAIN~ CARPETS. -fFom-45 sc. up to the best
Also. q fall assortment ofIl THeEE-PLY. TAPES!
TRY. BRUSSELS, VIENNA, and VENETIAN
CHRPTT5. '-
lOIL-CLO TiS In all widths; !. 4.3 ..,- 95st
OIL-CL0TH RUGS at 75c., ~, and 81 rs worth
~ double the money; .r ss,-t.,a --...,. 5y,s /
COCOA MATS, r UGS, WINDoW-SHADES,
CURTAIN NETS, LACE CURTAINS,
'CORSiCEs, CURTAIN-LOOPs,
CURTAIN-BANDS and sHADE-FIxTUREs.
An 10 be sold cheap at
de LEVY BEOTHERS'.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SATURDAY, December 5, Il
TE $500 -s---s,r..s,-
cnxulrrEE REp0RIs.

PRAYER by Rev. J. q. CRANBERRY, DID,, o
the Bfo4d.Sfreet Methodist church. :,
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THE MEMBERS OF STONEWALL
i COUNCIL, No. IA Friends Of Temperance.
requested to meet at Springfield Hall, corner of
Twenty-siXth and NJ streets. on MONDAY, De-
ccmber 7th, 1874, to attend In body the lecture
10 be delivered at Leigh-Street Baptist church.
Other temperance Orders OF the city aud Manche5-
clothed In regaia. BY order Of the President
do Rot
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ri SS,GTs0 ;i.-T;l,afjIERAPEUTiCs.

ELECFRIt.THEft<iA 1.O t-ea,
AS ag.nts for the manufacturer We oasa ~
medf AL .rofe,slon the cs.ebrared ELE0isioas
s..s 20, BAT pER.s.S Of the GAVE wars
s,,s Company as ,hsis prices IN New VA
lI,esoript!ys nsmph lets sree. ~ p,armaelsts,
noI7 ~ Z -
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NOTICE.-There will be n called meeting
~ Of the BUTCHERS UNION at New Market
Hall on MONDAY, Eeceuber z, at ~ O'Clock.
Every member Is earnestly requested 10 be pre-
sent, as bushes; OF great Importance will be
brought before the meeiing. de Tits
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nHE STATED COMMUNICATION q.
l. of HENRICO UNION LODGE, No; TX
O'clock at Masons' Hall. on Twenty-ffth street
All master Masons In good staddDg are fraternaliy
invited 10 attend BY order OF the ". NJ.
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
December Z, A. L. 5S74, a. d. 1874.
lp L
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CiATARRH! BR0NCHifiSH
CuYLER,sp POCKET IsHALERs, wi. a., sa sy
,ate OF Iodine. approved and largely ,ss MIR,
The medical faculty rs the best artieas ~,
nose ms IN use, For sale wholesale and re.alas
- :, - MEADE 8 BAKER, Pbsfaasss
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-01-13
Tie Coffee Trade.

From the New York American Grocer, Jan. 10.
The market for Brazils is again higher
owing to decreasing stocks and light ship
ments from Rio. The present range of
prices is higher than ever before obtained
in this market. The demand, however, is
not brisk, as buyers hold to a '.hand to
mouth policy" in buying, taking only suf-
iicient for immediate wants. We quote ::
Brazil caTgoes, gold, 60d9G days credit, as
follows: Ordinary, Z4d24ac; fair, 25.6
2jac, good, 2Gt G26ac; prime, 27H274c;
extreme range for lots, Z41"Sac; job lots
a &c higher. The movement of BFaZils for
the week is reported Is follows by MesSrs.
Wait, Creighton x Morrison: Receipts,
TO- lj4; sales, 1855 bags; stock in first
hands in New York, 81, ;j92 bags; Philadel-
phia, none; Baltimore 3,543 bags; Hanp-
ton Roads, 5000; Richmond, none; Char
lesion, $500 bags; Savannah, 3,0T0 bags;
Mobile, none; New Orleans, 4,375 bags;
Galveston, $500 bags; aflOat for New y Ork,
1920 bags; for other United States ports,
SO, 100 bags; total stock and visible supplies
of Brazils in first hands, 1850 bags.
The market for mild coilceS has been
active, under increased receipts and closes
strong at our advanced quotations. In
ptsh tlaf tpC 49, oOAAA a. NlIAAAAA Jul
quotations below, in lots Tor consumption.
To arrive there have been some large Oper-
ations embracing at least G,OOO,OOO lbs, but
will not be due for some weeks to come.
1t is supposed that all that is due during
his and next month has been sold, and in
some stances resOld. For lots now here
prices have not materially altered during
the week. The receipts of West India
kinds have been larger, and stocks show
some increase Notwithstanding the larger
transactions. The sales since our last have
been: S,S0l bags MaracaibO at 26G21 &c,
gold; 1914 bags Porto Rico at 26Rd27, and
in lots for consumption, at prices within
our quotations below, 9JS bags Java, 446
bags Sayanilla; 2S2 bags Mexican; 1G2
bags Costa Rica; $40 bags st. Domingo; 10
bags Curacao; so bags Laguayra; POS bales
Mocha; also 500 bags St. Domingo shipped
to Europe by first hands.
From the New York Bulletin, Jan. 10.
a notable feature of the market has been
the disclosure of large sales Of Java, made
| during the past sixty days, and suppressed
until lately. The quantity, as we have
stated in our daily report, was fully $4,000
| piculs; this is to arrive here by a number
OF vessels, due from now up to the begin
] ming of March, with prices not transpired