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The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
The Religion That Is Needed.

Evidently the Christicn has seen some,
thing of the world, or it never could
hove found out so many sins that need
to be preached against as it condenses
in few paragraphs" 1--WE want a re-
ligion," it says, that banishes small
measures from the counters, small bas-
kets from the stalls, sand from the sugar.
chiccory from the coffee. alum from the
bread, and water from the milk-cans.--
The religion that is to save the world
will not put all the big strawberries in
the top, and all little ones at the bottom.
It will not make one-half a pair OF shoes
Of good leather, so that the first shall re-
dound to the makers credit. and the sec
ond to his cash. 1t viii not put Jouvin's
STAMP on jenkins kid gloves, or make
Paris bonnets in the back room OF a Bos-
ton millinery shop; nor all:wool delaines.
and all-linsn handkerchiefs be amalgs-
mated with clandestine cotton; nor cot
made Of old rags pressed together be sold
to an unsuspecting public for real broad
cloth. 1t does not put bricks at IS
thousand into chimneys it contracts to
build with 81 material; nor smuggis
white pine into floors that have paid ror
hard pine; nor leave yawning cracks in
closets whore boards ought to join: nor
mako window blinds OF Stats that cannot
stand the wind and paint that cannot
stand the sun, and fastenings that may
be looked at but on no account touched.
The religion that is going to sanctify the
world pays its debts. It does not consider
that 40 cents returned from 100 cents Civ
en- Is according to the Gospel, though it
may be according to law. 1t looks on q
man who has failed in trade, and who
continues to live in luxury, as q thief.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
TIE NEGROES AWAKE.

NEW DEPARTURE AMONG THE COLOR
ED MEN OF TENNEssEE-THEc CARPET
BAeaERs REruD1ATED AND pENoUN-
CED.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December 9.-The
presidents of the various colored socie-
ties of this city called ~sThe knights
brotherhood and Monumental Associa-
tioD,'" the objects Of which are set forth
in long address to the colored people
published this morning. The objects
are to discard all old political ties. and
cultivate and maintain permanent peace
with the white people of the South in
acordancewith the dyingwords ofThos.
Swan, late president of the Pole
Bearers. In their preamble and reso-
iutiOns they say
Wcare fully aroused to the conscious
ness that we have been for years dupes
of crafty, designing unprincipled men,
whose only object was their own perso-
nal aggrandizement, irrespective of
means or results, to our injury. They
have shorn us OF our pecuniary accum
ulations, the result of weary years of
toll, even pennies accumulated by our
youth and little fiedglings All this
we could bear, but they left us despis-
ed by our only true friends, through
their knavish representations and un-
mitigated falsehoods.
Our experience in this direction, for
which we have amply paid, invites
change on our part. Therefore, invok-
ing the sheltering egis of Almighty
God, in whose goodness, mercy, and
wisdom we trust for our future gui-
dance, VIC resolve that, embracing the
honest, truthful advice of our late
friend, Thomas Swan, we now and for
ever shake off those unwarranted fears
that have been created in, and preyed
as burglars upon the minds of our sim
pie people. We are at last convinced
that they were the fietions of political
incendiaries who have sacrificed and
led us into our present trouble, and we
now pledge ourselves representative
of our societies hencoforth to sever all
affinity and past relations with all men
whose only value resulted In plunder
and strife. We regret the blindness OF
the past, that has alientated the kind
feelings of our true friends, and in our
effort to improve in the future we
pledge our faith mutually to each 9TH
er, and to all whom it may concern, that
hereafter we will sustain no man for
Office unless he be thoroughly identi-
fed with the people OF the soil, and i'll
full truthful accord with our earnest
desire to cultivate peace, harmony and
industry among the races.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

NJQrIoE.-yAMEs Il. .BEaes has removed
IN his oflee to No. West Eighth street,
Almonds Building. Bricks of all kinds on
hand ut lowest market rates, jy14tf
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
Mig Invention.

Lloyd, the famous map man, who
made all the maps for, General Grant
and the Union army, certificates of
q way OF getting Q relief plate from
steel SO as to print Lloyd's Map of
American Continent-showing from
ocean to ocean-on one entire sheet of
bank note paper, 4Ox50 inches large, on
a lightning press, and colored, sized
and varnfshcd for the wall 30 as to
stand washing, and mailing anywhere
In the world for 25 cents, or unvarnish-
ed for 10 cents. This map shows the
whole United States and Territories in
q group, from surveys to 1875, with q
million places ON 1t, such as towns,
cities, villages, mountains, lakes, riy-
ers, streams, gold mines, railway sta
tions, Sc. This map should be. in. every
house. Send Is cents to the Lloyd
Map Company, Philadelphia, and you
will get copy by return mail. H..
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

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The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

Mrs. Barbara Tschudy, widow of the
late Winbert Tschudy, Of Baltimore and
Kent county. Md, died at Smyrna, De-
cember 8th.
w. L. Gooding, A. D., and Rev. ]. p.
Qordy, are to edit and publish the Ohrss-
tan Reporter, ut Dover, Rev. A. d.
Dayis, being the temperance department
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
Geo. P. RoWell &C.,

conduct On Agency for. the ssoeption " ad-
vsrtisens snts tor American Nswspapers-the
most complete establishment OF the kind in
the world. Six thousand Nevspapets arc
kept regularly on ale, open to Inspection BY
customers livery Advert esosn oNe istsksn
at the homo price Of the paper without any
additional charge or commission. An adver-
tiser, IN dealing with the Agedcy. is saved
trouble and correspondence. ma ing one con-
tract instead of O. i0sen. Q hundred or .
thousand. A Nook Of eighty pages. con-
tainiug lists OF best papers, largest rrculs-
tions. religious. agricultural. olns.. political.
daily and country papers. and all pub'ica-
tions which are specially valuable to Adver-
tisers. with eomc information about prices,
is sent tHeG to any address on application
Persons at . distance wishing to make con-
tracts for advertising IN any town city. county
state or Territory OF the United states. Or any
portion ot the Dominion OF Canada may send
concise statement Of what they want, 10
gether with copy Of the adv rtise isient
they desire insepted, aud will receive informa-
tion By rsturh mail which will enable them
TO decide whether to increase or reduce the
order For such Information there Is no
charge Orders aro taken for single psper
as we'll as for a H1t; Tor single dollar ~
readily as for n larger suul. ofices tTimes
Buildiug)
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The daily gazette., 1874-12-11

ANAoA WEEK guaran tsed 10 Male
and Female Ageats, 10 their
sssi,i'' sss H. Ss,sa..s. Ss:s: sqaai .s. He 8 &
vlCkkHY 4 OOa Augusta, Maine.
The daily gazette., 1874-12-11
.JuILA LAUELPH IL A. WILMINGTON u
l. BAL LrlMORE hAiLkOAD.

A L ~
i BALClM0RE RAILROAD.
sEPrEMBER 23ra. 1874.
Trims leave Wilmington as follows: for
PuiiAieio iohiA AMI nternedia's stations:
$50. $40, y 80. lO.S0. as m ; 2. 4.0J. ~. Wv
p. N. -.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.N q. m;
1911, 1912. 542, y III.
Baitlmore and intermediate stations. 1882,
20 OF, a. IN. ; $50, pm
Baltimore and w shin gton. 80. 20, ,lO.0l
n. m.; 1855. l.23. S %. /. 10, y. m al. 10,
Trains for Delaware DIVISION. leave for:
New Castle, 500. 1910, m; % ~.
Harrington and intermediate stations. s 90.
1910 a. iu.; o. ", D. m.
Delaar and Intermoii ,tc stat; 'eSi 500
w SUNDAY TRAINS:
Ph' ni.lphin aat ihtOrlnelis:e station',
! On. $50. .. IN. lt-s t.l
Phimielp phla and New York. Isl. .. un.
Dl,ti more AMI W ashington. l2.5is 2o3. 2
m. sAA
For further information passeng ers are re-
ferred o the time tables posted at the depot
n. +. kENNEY. 5uperiutendent
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
Fla. Cucumbers, "
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

RwYoRK MAY I2-BggvBs-None received and nothing 1on!
The weather dressed bee and the eehg
a shade better than at the close Yesterday. -, 90
receipts sales today H. MoOShe
Yesterday $i5q5O each aud reports moderate III
quTy those figures 81. GA.
CGvRs-Abou 300 came 10 to-day n'ny common 10 fair state
The Of the market ae lme sud the Iens Ne
time days but we're not maetA
Hume Elliott sold las Stst calves - 70 average ~
J4c y b: l2G n, 2; and 81 DO. l2O b. az Oc 80
LANBsTwO 4Oi head arrived u fOrtegh
s. The light and prices m on another noch ~
13O Indiana sheep (unshon) 81 n average at E y
Hume Elliott sold 200 clipped Ohio sheep a ID ayg az t 10
10 lambs at ~ e heal'
fwSR-Reepls all fof saugherers at Forh were ~ cars OF
OG hogs offered alive Dressed hogs dull aud weaker
an closed a. ia S1'ss' y 10.
PHuADYLPH May 12-BHRvEsMsreE steady although the de
and not large; prices remained nearly when last quo f
cattle sold at GQf 2 extra, 1ei common, o@1
Receipts 200 head ,,-,..-
SuEYPNlark demand less active than usne Wooi sheep
o. %, Q9la, clipped n 5at0Sc Receipts 5000 head
HoGsMaret quiet but Glm cornid sold at Is 1a@5 heesi
6 head.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LovDoy May 12-l2:30 mEre Railway stare' 32 DO Pro
srrcd. %
L1yKRroo1 MAY l2-123O p m.-Cotton is 6rm Mtdlng Up
lands Sid Mddng OreansS'5i sales 1000 bales incuilg
export. Tie receipts o wheaton TIE past
three ~ 900 quarters Of Wick Is 900 were
LoSD0S l22 mtOnos for moneT, - l5GJJ3 lVf 'ne
account % 4 G93a3 Ere Railway shares, 81 Q32.
May 1872 D. m.-Couon-Sales on the 6sss oi
hdug Uands nothing below Low MdliHgs, deliverable J and
Jane at 7l6 the basis of Mils Orans, nothing be-
low Low Mddng g. deliverable july and August ats Breasul'
are dr Wheat - JGl2 per catal for average California N
~ g0l3 Cub do. and 1liNl2i Tor Red Western spFnsi
Com & qpaer Peas Al lG = quarter for Canaiian
LOSDOy, l2-33O y. m-Eue RailNav shares. 32'I .o
LyglPoOI 1880 m-Of the Cotton sales toi 100
bales were Amecui sales, the basis Of Mddhug Ups nothing
below Good Culinary deliverable June aal Ju at 1: sales on basis
OF dnr Orleans, nothing below Low bidding deliverable June ana
July, S'sL 5000, ,
LoyDov Nav 1880 p r-Consos fr money Q3G93l3i f
account 93 Eue RNa shares 324 90 IIsieIie 90
Psl dispatches quote Reutes at 59L zoe -,
IovD6Y. May l24:3O m.-Reiued Petroleum II I'D 2 gallon
LIVERPOOL. Nay l2j3D ?. m-COton-Sais on the basis Of
MdlHng upluis nothing below Low MdiIne Geiyc!aue My,
S: DO deliverable Juy and August at llbli sales on
TIE basis Of lug Orleans HoLug below Good Ordinary shipped
Al aa Mqy at llG io do, deliverable Juy and August at
nothing MilECs, shipped May and jane a. ~ ii
DO do deliverable Jgv August at 1864 The uaf'e or
Yarns and r sbrcs at Manchester is quiet bat iim
LoSDoy May l2-Eyening- Spins IuIpeuine ~ Ope e"-
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
COTTON MARKETS..


hrGu.ri, Nav l2-COOn auei hdhps lie ne, receipts 81
bales; sales. III bales.
sly,sSAH, Nav l2cotton nominal Mdng l7ac net recepn
3ll bales 81 bales 973 bales stock. 2s 2SS bales
ST. Lous MaJ l2Cotton tI strong demAnd offerings light
not much nArkc hdhrg l74e l0O baesi ship
nens 30l bales; sales, 1875 bale.
PHLsDE1PHiA, Msy l2-Coton quiet Mdiing lSl Low
hlohng il Strict Good ordinsry 17c Good Ordinary. l6e
OTilnay IA 5ci net receipts So bales gross 4J5 bales
kRwORLEASs May l2-Coon hm; good d.m.ndi business
taried by high pnes asked Minrg ls receipts 63s ba
gross 1OO bales cIpoTts 20 Gi Britain 3072 the Con-
rnen 3lO bales TO France 1852 bales 200 baes last
evening LOO bales; stoes. 81 7Ol bsleA
BiITSons May l2-COiOn ques snd firm, Ml1ng lsc; Los
hdiiug lic Good Ordinary, lGi.o; net receipts, % bales
AZ bales exports 95 sales AIS bsles
uers. 2l6 bales; ttook. 10, 2s9 bales
MOBILE May l@Couou quiet; Mddng l7is Good Ordinary
Ice; hei receipts 80 biii safes 100 759 bales
NODOLk, May l2-COton lmer. higher; Low Mddlng,
l6dllc net receipts 2a bales 5OO bales
sales 100 bales; Stoek, 6b73 BALE.
May l2tOtOn 1rn; NSdHnr 17a.et recelpts
2gG blesi shipments ~ baea. ,toe.. IL 093 bale,
MAY l2COtOh lln fair demand Los Nddlng l6s9
l7c receipts 295 bAlesi shipments 22I bales .oel 81 1893 be
May 12-Cottn quiet nomipsI; Mddnns,
lie; low Aidlng 1910 net receipts al6 sales l25
stock. e.s4s bA.os
Gsos Asy l2-CO,tsr snai 0sSd osdnay II 10 NlaunS.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

bales " '' ' ' '
BasToS. M l9Co,ton quiet Sddlins lsiac gross receipts
H. ohesi sales, 200 bales stock. 5000 bale.
mlLssoIos May l2-Coron firm Middtng nomBsIy II i2c
net r.oeDts bales; rock. lSl 4 bale, -
LOUISVILLE, Miy l2.-Coto firm; Mildlipg II L2c.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
" Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY u, 1874
lEIrressv for Tna n y TRIBUNE bv oSn Aep0TierT
General Directions

General Directions
nly ar.e freight other sat
goods ore An attractive look secures exam
naou sale where dirty package or 9ovn aP
uearane that the viii not alo" the con
tents ehsuge Use plenty cedG dry fine cut straw win
plainly with poisstencpate Is bessnl note contents
bJL, stating the amount also Send eter al he
what route & An inEoe or st
should 80 be ncosedn the o pack
for tine pu ~ best shape
So IL demand.
BEANS AND PEAS.
Recp obeans for bhls last week. Sil bb;
year. lie bbs Exports Of beans l35 e6 Re
CENTS Of peas past week 1900 BUSH experts, 23SOO b1sh
The bp the slightly improved quotations
for eums well sustained Pea beans also doing
better in sympathy cOusumpye grades. There little
wholesale trade but steady obhng demand Keeps the market
vbolesomey active. Kidney Of all kinds quiet Green
peas ard some little time remains ior
heir local prices marked Canadian good de-
sr ho range m lots in bond favor buyer barrels nominal at
onotatons Southern D. the
few hands, and the and higher quotations are obtainAoe
in small way. Quotations; -. ,,-.o -,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
HRMLoCK.

LUMBER Tie demand has improved slightly and with better
g confidently looked for the close q TIE
,nluth reduced, esDec, Of Choice bite Pine
tce stuff plenty, aud pce are Irregular Southern
yellow Pine quiet
hETALS-ere has been rather more activity noticeable the
k Of ugo Copper bot IL prce hear Of NJ IN 9Itsn yl Us
TIE embraced 100000 Lake within the
rsuge Of p 2i rm at the outside figures There s ut
se pql Scotch Pig lro1 tIe Gable tyes are favorable
70 quotations are
Ircras end nominal, American Pg Cu sul pucs are de
cov ao NeS rails steady, with uie deiandi safes oi LV
Eugsh rnsD Lead not much sought alter ana
~ rolav steady, Domestic quoted a. bdt e gO OF
f,u GQ6@c OrnsTyi Manufactured steady; Bar ct So
hAee AM Pipe Sc ard nlnd Pipe l6c less per cent 70 me
srai, Ior,iu Speter still neglected, and values
are entirely nouirA; Domestic Is steady With ,Iite
or no inluv Holiers Of Pig Tin under tue favor
able adyce London. very Gm in their views but BUYERS
toug ~ and hea sales The closing 0o'auos feh
teady 26Q2Ga. Banca; 2i5l02Jc for Sdi Zl'4dEZc
L. f. 124Q25l for Reanei English rates tIe Nei!
Grm bat qu 60. Ofrcf Metals ore tUl, NeQUvie;
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

sTBARlS active tru saies Of 250 Es Cy al IZe aha
100 tc. Western a. lac
sU9ARsT maist for Rsvs has been more quite nd pee ave
ru1 10 BUYERS favor The late large sales laVe sppHeo
Snd rssnen With sUncent roet. though noniAsI-Oolns
aas large business has not ps,ea'G az
hgest for several years The demand for Refined 80 has eH
f but pnc,s are not quosb hsDRd TO-DAY the market io "
n COL and y lower with Par to Good Refining qn9iei a. SO
e Tue tsles were 100 bores Common 74 and l23 CO. zen
anfggs Al Sc ktned dull uuchsnged We quote: CubA
etng lbienor to Common 6s07Ss Far 20 Good 7sG7 Sci
yne oio Grocery, 64d5ssi Centrifugal 6sdJloc hOlasseS
Sss7S. hsl.do 4i2g6tS Clsyed boIes s. Nos to O. "a
z Noe 10 % IL 10 9Se Hos - to 20 6ssu1Oas Porto
s~ Es.4iHs. &o GIsesIL Si4GSts BuI hOs " H. 6.@
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

NAVHLSTORES-The market fo SPIRITS TurpeDne continues eI
dull setua transactions the value entirely
romua Strained on has also rned dull today ana
only hear bbS Good Sed al 50 10 cthVeei
fpe grades neglected though continue steal held
Transactions and the trces remain 81 y 20 iot w"
N3snsoB Pitch moderate lObbing demand
~ steady AZ delivered Wilmington slUee to-day
2j spirits TnrpentBe at 3Oe gauge and S'
weight
Os-Idnsed sdv with fair ioobng trais; qnoed at
3sters hands Crude fsh are WITHOUT
fhange OF importance aud the business only moderate fme winter
Esrd and uuchsnged ouotei henhaaen IN m
remspd es Of bbls for st 4Oc Cotton SEED
,csrce and frm Otler Os ire unchanged We quote;
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13
GAS, BANK, AND INSURANCE STOCK
~ BOUGHT AND SOLD.
BROOKLYN SECURITIES A SPECIALITY,
GkORGE d. PRkN rIsn. % BNDAD-nI.. ROOM 23

STATE or GEORGIA, Floyd County.-James
- Bo2Imaa % Jo5Tso9 oh5 Jgha stewart trustee e a. w. % he
cer side Of the Superior Court Of sand County OF Fo7 Rome Crcu
Term, lS7i BY and the order Of
the Superior Court The Chance side Of said Court a. well as by
W. Underwood Judge OF sad Rome Circuit, Chaneor presiding
fall carry said des hereby notice that they will
county F state Geofs STS he hours Of 10 a. M and
the 7 dav being tle lrt Tuesday of Julg next the 10Y
loving property Wit That entire portion OF the selma Rome and
Dalton Railroad bo ging dniaa cue bing and beng
IN the sse Of Gers e2mme1clns at point wfe,e & s lG 1
Of qa Pg 70 r oHs s 10 5 % @"9 a9ny Of % F ''S ,. s
Colnv Of Whl Georgia 'oeher with all tie rti mem.
other property in an to aid ao, apD.anpf nsi or
held by deIan IS well as all oder properly boil real and
personal of sa defendant the a somr Rome and Dalton kroad
Walker Joh Tucker which may he in the bsn;
par. rong Railroad engines Of a Inis
box fat baggage eaboos' hai ad other ears ana 81
hind which may be on the line ro. depots elsewhere
Ceorsa beo. to raid selma Railroad Company.
Terms Lunl.e ard G- hous.n dollars Of the pachse
money such portion thereof ha be required BY the ned
shl be p in cash 81 srsh time after e day OF sale
exceeding thirty days theeaer n shall 30 appointed an1 directed
ease o8ey shah AZ such time A. sia be appointed by
be paid in cash by credit OF the amount Of such balance
gage thereby Of the said Sm Rome aud Dalton
cry in the aggregate for than FIVE hundred thousand
doar But the sand Comm reserve tie rsh 70 have a. sale
o less than i've hundred hon"nd dollars Affirmed pov
the Chancellor Of said Court deen the same right and proper l
Upon iu comrllcs Of titles to the property viii
be made to the purchaser BY the Commonr Should e
i paid secured and the 'aid upon
nsy deem proper 70 e,s property personal a
selma Rom Dalton 1l9 TSmoany g2C2 such terms as h'
shall agree oa' BASihL 5. faISru'P Commissioners
T6 cong i,r.e~ent under the ,urcrvi.o1 .us
pr S1in s a % Ss 5a q, a Of PfoseSSs.
Done at Chamber, Rome COUNTY % Fol Georgia Nay J.
''''' = L. T. andCh Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

VEGETABLES.

Rrpor. o, potatoes past week 1884 bbs sine. Jan 32ylo
bbS ,me time year 90 200 DO Potatoes shade lower
a, ou last hat the market firm The feeling may DC &C
counted for b great and enlarged variety Of gsrtn prolee np
arriving Bermuda s In free supply and prices are genera
lower Asparagus abundant and the reports are that u WIN
quantities. consequently present pnees VIII be ol
Norfolk pu'Iing Charleston one sue' '
and beets advanced We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

Raeen for the week pkga do. last week, 1862; DO
same year 1883 d. The mlrse showing t usual FIX
ib that attends when white forms the supply aud tue
promises receipts yellow. Prices considerably oil since
our Of the Westen stock btfnS 10
think 1t through hs s1rot
sE packer Factory packed tDd great aor owing to IT'S uni
Of Western reserve have sold ~ lc but the
gene range this afternoon is2od3Oc D are gen
ecrv cosag quotations spoken oi AS
--nL D lL d A.Nn nunfn
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

does exceed 800 1000 hh and holders
ob,p sbout sv uce II jO0SlU Dbl We DO
not reooect hen ussets high before Strawberries are in
good demand with Norfolk Charleston si gives
us the be, Les brng best prices few e. arrived IN poor
order. Quotations: ~ - 49, .. co---
AND SKINS.
The market quiet the odds and ends arv
ing picked up figures We quote prices free Of
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

Dressed calves arrive unstable condition few
b. quoted lDc Others 7a9c Spring lambs live weight
lZGl5c Exports OF Provisions 1859 boxes Bacon glJ
boIes Beet. l,OG7 boxes Pork, and 425 tcs. Lard.
daily receipts dung i0ow
Railroad u 2O6 do mill Harlem Railroad 74O do
keWVen RsiOsd 915 HadsOu af0d 1G0 Mid.
lard Railroad, $50 miscellaneous nearby 2275 do.
Harlem Railroad MAY D. $l 20;
o. 81 IS; May a. 81 MAY b. 81 %: May g. 81 25 Nay 10
50 30 May II ~ 70 ~ ~ Of 40
last II 81 DO last 81 40 The market has improved
Gdyeut o. weather Receipts heavy they
would have been had appeared eseT The sudden heat Of
Sunday last caused good deal OF shortened the
suppJ date and Monday
POULTRY CAME.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-13

Green Ohio 2l4a234c, and State, 262l4c.
WHISKY steady, with soOt demand sales OF $50 bbls n 81 a
NOOL-Tbe market generally hiss been quiet last stock
quiet and prices firm California little Ger other mar,
Of old pretty wen cleaned out; the excitement stu
continues California but prices high operate safely sna
We have had slightly improved demand since
our last for choice grades Until prices OF the Ohio
Fixed there little doing here By telegram from Liverpool We
learn the Colonial continue June IT, Wool at auction
Antwerp advanced I'D LONDON higher Port Phillip CSmpns
Grease selling l5d about Ole The sales OF the last
three aays 90 bales MOntevieo choice $50 "A
bales BUeros Ayres, Inferior ot 26e 10000 ID Er
above fleece Ohio 56c; 80 bales Australian private ermsi
80 Puei private 50 Super POed private teIms
IA 600 10 California 242; 600 u Georgia, 10000 ID
Georgia plivate 600 No. Paed SOC 5Qo ~ bale
Sp1pg California 5000 u Fall California Zoe 90 bales New
CsHon 3Oc 5000 b Ohio, 200 bales Extra Pulled 450
4Sc; 10000 Focks 44d4Sc; 10000 ID Australian private
terns. "a bales Fall California 24d2jc 80 bales Fall California
clip terms; 200 Smelling Peled private er; 5000 %
slort Extra private terms 10000 Super MesIn de-, private
terms ID TGbWashed California private ermsi l2OOO 10
private TIE following shows e imports Tor the week