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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, JnIy U.s.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City OF Portland, Pike st John. NIB. via
Eastport for Boston, - 49,
Sch Gladiator, (Br) Parker, New York, to load for
Yarmouth. Ms. ' " 'A 0
Sch I'D Ida May. Covert, Canada Creek. Ns-wood to
Sch Lucknow, (Br Cook, Harborville Ns-wood
Sch Joanna, lBr Dick, St George, NB-44,ooo feet
lumber to d Lord ''' i'e'
Sch Concord, Gray, Rockland for Portsmouth
Sen Adeline Adams, johnson, Southport
Sen Keno. Coombs, Machias for Boston.
Boyd 0" ~
Barqne Jas Primrose, Rr) Shearer, Pictou-Yea-
ton q Boyd.
Sch Bonctta, Br) Clark Windsor, Ns-John Port
Preble.
SAILED 27th--brig Jennie Phnney.
Master VIM Merrill. of Saco, will launch from
bis yard to-day splendid three-asted schooner of
about 800 TONS built for Chas Chase 81 Co. of Port
land, and Capt Nath' Falker and others of Saco.
Capt Falker will command her.
Barque Alice, built by Geo Russell at East Decrpg
will be launched to-day if the tide is high enough.
IFRcM OUR CORRESPONDENT
BOOTHBAY. July 25--Ar. schs Oregon, Dunton,
and III Rowe Tavenen, Portland; Kate McClip-
took, Hodgdon Western Banks; Mystic Tie Pierce,
do; Alice, Love. Cape Ann; Diana, Orne, Boston :
Northern Light, Orne, do; e X Dresser Harris, from
Proyincetown.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON DINGLEY, Jr.

For Representative, 10 Ccngress.
1st District-JoHN H. BURLEIGH.
I'd District-WILLIAM p. FRYE.
sd Districf-JAMES G. BLAINE.
9TH District-SAMUEL f. HERSEY.
6h Bigtrict-EUGENE HALE.
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EORESGN PORTS.

Passed Anjier 18th ult ship sumatra, Mullen, from
Manila for New York.
At Gibraltar Goth inst, bar1ue Carrie Long, Park
from New York, disg; Abby Bacon, Merrill, from
New York. ar 18th.
Herman, Cardiff.
At Surinam eth inst, baroue Catalpa, Harden
brook. from Boston, ar I'd; sch Kate Grant, Grant,
for Boston Is days.
Sid I'm Black River, Jam, 18th inst ship Florence
Treat Short, Europe.
Sid i'm Havana 2lst, barque Eliza White. Wotten,
New York.
Sid Goth, barque Andes Lincoln, for Sagua; brig
Havana, Meyer, New York.
strong, Sagua schs Fannie Pike, Robbins, for Cam
peachv; George D Perry, Perry, Norfolk.
Ar ct Sagua 18th inst, briggs Mary Mariner, Doull
Portland; 18th. ID s Soue. Soule, Caibarien; 1ith
sch Helen j Howay Holmes, do.
Sli 13th brig Lena Tburlow ,Corbett North of Hat
teras sch Georgia, Coffin, DO; 10Th, brig AlbeIt Oh
Cid at St John, NIB, 25.h, sch A gnes Grace Small
ley, Newcastle. Del.
--latest by European steamers.1
Ar at Liverpool 14th, Nellie Moody. Earle, Boston.
Cid 18th. Pleiaies Chase, Philadelphia.
Ent out 18Th. Ell Captain, Lincoln, San Francisco.
Off Omshead 9th, Seminole, Marsh, FIN Liverpool
CID at Cardiff 14th. Bombay, Work, for Singapore;
Gold Hunter Freeman. do.
Ent out 18th, Oasis Randall, for Rio Janeiro; Mon
te Rosa. Carter, Bombay.
York; Fury, Hopkins, Philadelphia (and cid 9Th ior
Ar at Cadlz slh. Eva H Fisk. Nichols, Boston; L
Cid al Havre 14th. Evanell, Hichborn, Sydney CD;
Loretta Fish. Watts, Cardiff.
In Elsinore Sound 18TH, Martha Cobb, Pearson. FIN
Cronstadt for Bristol; M Riley, Eaton, from New
York tor orders.
in the Roads 18th. Neversnk. Eaton, FIN New York
AR at Antwerp I4th, Acelia Ihurlow. White, New
York; Jennie Prince. Prince. Philadelphia.
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SPOK ZEN.

June %, lat 50 % n, lon "a As w. ship Eliphalet
Greeley, from Macab for Queenstown.
July ~ lat 81 20, Ion GS 0s, sch Farnham, for
Santa Cruz.
July %, lat S, Ion 81 w, ship Match 9rn, from
Cardiff for Rio Janero.
July "a, E Of Cape May 80 miles, brig Geo Berry,
from Philadelphia for Portland.
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COLUMBIA MUSIC STORE
LyBran6 & Son

fkAkE pleasure IN calling the attention
u ui he public TO AN cXaIina::ur OF
th"iT STOCK ot MUSICAL. MERCHAN.
Disc. consisting oi Fiaurs, Church and
i!ri"r ORGANS. a.ciodeo:la, Victims. Gu!-
tars, i:enjos. Flutes, Accord. on., Brass
ana SILVER Ian! Instruments ci ail hi.,,.
a!"", sheet Music and instruction. Books
for every class 81 A.usical Instruments on
haad ataii times. We are sole Agents 10,
the STATE nf %outiI Carolina q: Es;uvN Cu.'s
COTTAGE ORGANS. %hoc: .!isic -cnt by
ma!l. pest p:::,., ~! receipt o! p:irc. und all
kind- Of Musical Goods sen. h., Exorc.s
wien ordered. to any part ci the STATE.
marked &. G. -. Good SrconG-.. ..au6 ri.
amos and Organ. for sac cheap ..ur cash.
!ianus Grra:,:. ana ,iri ID, ulls Tuu, ana
"ciaiic' in i satisfactory manner: and
will give vcc'pcci:I!a;tcntion "a I'ackirg, Re-
moving ana Shilpnf Pianos III othtl par
ties TO aEy uO.n; I"sirtL, i; moderate
prices.
A'!cr'crs promptly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
isfacti"n guaranteed 1" those !ayorin. us
WITH tntir patronage Send tor our catR.
!oGle ot Sheet Masicnnd Musical licrciian.
dis. itirha!'i>ch street, 6 ;a, door. eJovr
iT''S'X !iirr. '";iim.;a s. C. Nov
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4 his new store, Main street, nearly op-
"A posito tho Central National Punk. has
alarge and beautiful stock Of fine WATCHES
stem and key winders, from tho best Eu-
rropean and American manufacturers, aud OF
his own import ton. in gold and silver cases
Elegant JEWELRY! A. unrivaled assort-
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
Sterling S1I.NEE-WANE,in in sets and eases.
Bridal Presents. and 4 very fine selection Of
Plated-Ware, Gold Watch ana Ntck ChainR,
Lockets. elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage
mcht Rings, large eiock of Spectacle and
Eye.G!asscs, Clocks, Musical Eo Aos. and II
great variety of Fancy Articles. Ny stock IL
the largest and best selected in the Southern
country, and will be cold rs cheap Us the
same article can be bought anywhere.
Oct -
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One of the best jury stories comes to
US from California. The Jury was out
for some time, when the Sheriff had
been despatched by the court to see if
they were likely to agreo. He found
them performing a sort OF triumphnl
march round big bottle of whiskey,
from which they had oil been copious.
~ imbibing, to the music Of fife and
drum, the latter instrument being
borne on tho back of the foreman and
vigorously pounded by the next juror,
while the rest OF the happy band were
singing. "We couldn't agree upon q
verdict nohow," was the atlable fore
mans explanation to the court, "and
We didn't think it vas any hurt for to
have social time s'long's we was q
congen'l party"
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The Hole In tho Patch.

The Hole I'm tho Patch.
AS Richatd and sat together one day,
A gloomy despondency clouding my
said unto Richard: "The DEVILS to
pay;
It seems that the jig is all up with
me now" ~
Then Richard looked up with quizzi.
cal smile,
And answered: "Dear fellow, what
makes yohtao' glum2 ~ ..htsE
Have you met with misfortune, or
used up your pile?
I'll wager I'm worse off than you
are-now come!
'Ju4t aekp9ylleage. the TRUTH, and
For whatever the evil, I'll prove
mine iS worse; lu
Sure, the frowns Of Dame Fortune are
nothing but shsms,
And oft q reversion is born of re-
verse. u"
''Away with your sioical diotums, "
IT hate philosophical, salving Of i,ls,
And sooner OF chronic despair would /
die :,
Than swallow dose Of dogmatical
pills" i- il.
Said Dick: "Of your ills give sample
or two;
If sorrow, from contrast, can borrow
hope,
Then soon You will bid the blue-devils
adieu;
Come, cheer up, my boy it is foolish
to mopei" 5
I replied: 'Now you press me, dear
Richard, I'll say,
1 am poor, I am hungry, and weary
beside;
In short, about all things the devils
to pay
Not even ticket to pay for a ride!
"But the worst of it is that the seat of
my woes,
Too deep for exposure harassingly
haunts;
I cannot! I must not I dare not dis.
close!
Let me whisper it, Dick-I've hole
in my pants!"
$50 have T." replied Dick; "then
you're no worse than l."
"Yes l am" "No you ain't-it is
only match"
"But It's more" 'You must prove
itr' II will, and not try
The hole in my breeches is worn
through patch!"
took from my pocket ono cent
twas the last;
"Here. Richard, take this" re-
marked, with sigh.
For find that my lot is more plea
sanity cast
As you've proved beyond doubt you
are poorer than l."
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Is thoroughly supplied with POWER
PRESSES OF the --latest Improvement:
TYPE of various grades and STYLES
from one foot to the fiftieth part of nm
inch in size; BORDERS, CUTS. SO. {:
Black. Colored and Transfer INKS;
PAPER, CARDS, &c.
The proprietor lis practical printer
and employs the most skilled men in
the profession; work executed at short.
est notice possible, in latest and best
styles and mt New York plic4s. CALL
and EXAMINE SPECIMENS of
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Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

RNHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the asto-
4 n;sEirS anuonIc, that Cincinnati j
beer il no longer pure. but adultrratc1 with
molasscs. sugar ct starch, fnscl oil ana the
poisonous coichicum. Thc Commissioner ei
Agriculture, in his relLr. for 1850. says ih1t
Prof. Mapcs o: New York, analyHcd the beer
from dozen different brewcrics. and found
all OF il adultel atcd. Coccnlus nt;icus and
INK vomica entered largely into liz compost
ton
J. G.. SFfGERS guarantees hi- hcor to Lc
it. but brews from the hest barley. matt and
hops. Jan -;
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l. 2, 3 and Sheet Posters. Hand bills,
Programmes, Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills of Fare. Briefs, Letter Heads,
Dodgers. Bill Heads, Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Labels,
Railroad Blanks, Legal Blanks,
Tags, Cards all kinds and sizes
Wedding, Visiting. Business, Show.
JULIAN A.. SELBY. Proprietor
PHOENIX and CLEANER Establishment.
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Columbia Hotel.
First CLASS HOUSE.

a CHANGE of management,
and many consequent improve
ments, enables the proprietors to
offer to the travelling public more
comforts and conyeniences than
can be obtained at any other
house in the city. TELEGRAPH
OFFICE, BATH and BILLIARD
ROOMS i'll the hcuac. Livery at
tention guaranteed.
GOHMAN & CALNAN,
March 1 proDrictors.
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LAWYERS OFFick.S:
Insurance. Dt':.iGI.>.:
ROOMS fOIt FAMILIES:
SINGLE: BEn-ROOliS:
Central National Bank i~iidlny
:, LET IL TIL: Niw

PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
ed-Roons from = ner mon,h upwards;
Family Rooms from So per month upwards;
Law! crs Offices from sc per month upwards.
WATER, GAS, WATER CLOSETS. WOOD
CLOSETS and other modern improvements
inside the building. No Laci rooms, all
fronting on the street. Good ventilation. \
Janitor in charge Of the building. Apply IA
EZELL. krr! Q
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug RR

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART.
COLUMBIA, &. c., May 1S 1874.
e M R9 o1I5 TIhE;i1Gfl3Sorins x;1f /" as:s sshe; !. ;
on and after this date:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no 9 TEA1S NO 4
Leave Columbia. 6 90 a In S.45pm
Florence. t12.25pm 21OamI
arrive Wilmington.... 7.15 m +7.15 nj
GOING SOUTH. TRAIN no TRAIN 80 8
Leave Huntington. SEQ n tG.10p m
Florence: ...... 4.oopm l1.37 ? m
AtrlFc Columb1a...... 9.65 m 400 m
IRAN No. 2. from Columbia, is an accom-
mooation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N. E. Il. r., and at Wilmington
with ". d W. Il. r. TO all points North.
Train No. from Columbia is fast E1-
press, making through connections, all rail,
North aud South, and water line connec.
tions uid Portsmouth.
Train No. l. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with NJ Z. r. r. for
and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia.
Train No. 8, from Wilmington, is a fast
Express. connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through Tickets
sold and baggage checked to ali principal
points. Pullman palace eleepers on night
trans. Breakfast. DINNER. tSupper
accommodation Train No. 2 leaves Co
lumbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leaves Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
a.. .fofH, Gen. Passenger and Ticket gent
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NJ 0 EY TO LOAN
On Marketable Collaterals.

EXCHANGE on New York, Baltimore,
A Philadelphia, Boston and all promi.
nent cities of tho United States and En-
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSITS received and interest. bearing
certificates issued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought and sold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city and country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granite
by the CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
Corner Of Plain and Richar dson streets.
HOPE e GYLES
HAvE for sale
IL 500 bushels OATS,
1000 bushels BRAN,
1000 bushels SHORTS.
ALSO,
100 boxes Raisins, so half-boxes Raisins,
25 auarter.boxes Raisins,
so drums Smyrna Figa,
Dessicated Cocoanut,
100 pounds Seedless Raisins,
900 Heade IT Cabbage.
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Railroad Company,

aseva Gads Mee With fleet
JAMES ADGEHT
ADGER On. .S.C
GEoNGiA IS Crowl SOUTH ~
II
Iron "A Comma nGcr
.IIucklev
Z.
rUtn.
SahnS Ds-Ey lNthDay PAELC rRENlOl.,
MENCEDITA ievelySa aturGay
JAMES t;s sc.
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING A1iD THROUGH TICKETS
IN board.
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA
Nohr
great Tho
AgtnA
KS
Great Southern Freight
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Change Of Schednle

SOUTH CAROLINA l,Annu!p CoMr,>,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., October is. 1879
Es;A fsEs EK EfasateJ,4a Change Sehedul.
afffs s2a &sk sSAfaA-- to so ii,;o c,iccton
and after Sunday, 10Th instant:
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Leave Columbia 1T. .oa,,
Arrive II Charlcat 1T i onnn,
Ia !. ~. Cna a. aliehtoii al ..... 80. 900 pm
~ ColuH pls at... SEQ pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AcCoMMoDA-
TioS TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
TIE y u Arrive r 40 , m
Arrive Charlcston1.10 p NJ Leave. C 45 m
Camden Traini runs Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday, AZ follows:
Leave Columbia at... 150pm
Arrive at Camden at. at G35 ON
Leave Camden at. G 5Oam
AIflve at Columbia at...... 49,. u SO am
S.E. PIcKINs. General Ticket Agent.
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Piedmont Airline Railway

-. -. c;as EHs...;'.. CONDENSED TINE
eee s s Y sAt E-isi lit ABLE, I:ichmort! and
ElchmunG aud Danvlilc Il. ". M
I. U.yisiUn, and Aortl! Wcstcrn y, G. II. "
GOING r,ORTJJ
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4 Lattaytc Z. II. Hcinitsll, Columbia
a MOTHER WONDEEFULCCEE. have
~ hccn afflicted with Kheur! a,is III for the
last eighteen months, entirely helpless. I
have tried your QUEENS Delight, and
am harry to say that have received great
benefit from il. | can recommend il az AZ
invaluab" remedy 20 .Eosc aii!ic.ed.
Ma:cL 70 I'D
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ireenville and Columbia Railroad

Greenvilie and Columbia Railroad
81 e. u srRA1Ss R4SsE IEn ESGER e,f;1
Sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on South Carolina Raiire ad up and
down; with Trains going North and South
on Charlotte. Cplu nbia and Augusta and
Wiiming gton ,Colum bia and Augusta Roads
CP.
Leave ColUmb b;a"... 7,5am
Leave Aston. a.05a
Leave Sewpe:ry. ........... 10.4Ua N
leave EohesoufS... ................. ECO p III
,-.M,e ,,;' beiIon ...;;.. .......... $50 p d
Atii'e NJ ufeeAF!!ie !ie............ $50 y M
DOWN.
Leave Grcenv:!.e t: ..... 49,. -.sos m
-tS't nchoE 49,. ..... ".3o Il III
,-eHNc cSoktsburE.. 49,. ..ll.i5 IN
riea.e He"oef'" ".................. ESQ + NJ
-, .t'stoE .............. 40 = n
ni'Nc II I".WElh:a ........ COY n
''"''rSoh 4fc''c'io oi.'; l'0e i.U3t DiciSicn
pn"H' Up.
Leave "aihaiiG. 5.45 a n: arrive TIA n
Leave Fcrryy:l:. G.2; Il y. G.3j !, "
Leave Pca,;lcio! 7.lnAr, : "a l. ~,
Leave Anderson S.lOan EAR n
Arrive IT Btiton 9.C0 T., Leave .; SO !, n,
Accommodation Trains ruE on Ahbe vile
EraEch Monday, Wcdncsdx. ana Friday.
On Anderson Er:.nch. between Bcl;on and
Anderson. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day. THOMAS DODAMEAH, Con. Sun.
JkNEZ NORTON. General Ticket Agent
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The Short Line Schedule.

The short Line Schedule.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA L. AUausrA X. r. Co.
COLUMBIA, 3. o.. May II, 1874.
& R sg esneeE nam sehsauIog saGh,loTiDg gxiIl Ris, Se
operated ON and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No 2 Train No 4
Leave Augusta. 80. .6.30am 415pm
Graniteville. ....S7 SO an 5.11pm
Corbia Junct' 11.3S M 19.O5p nj
Arrive CoIumbia. Sam 9.l7pm
Leave Columbia..... 1l.5S n m
Wlnnsboro.... 2.G6 D IN
Chester. t4.oG pm
Arrive Charlotte. .iG.i5 pm
40; Train makes close COM cction ria
Charlotte and Richmond, to all pointt
Sorth, arriving ut New York g. Oj A. N.
NO. L Train makes cloee connection ria
" il1ninSton and Richmond TO MI points
North, arriving al New York at 515P. NJ.
GOING SOUTH. Train MOL Tlain NoJ
Leave Charlottc...... 7.C0 an
Chester. 9.5S II
Winls5Gro. -. II 43 a nj
Ar:iHc Columbia. 2G:pm
Leave Columbia. 2.I3pm $40 nj
Corbia Junct'n ++2.AS pm. Is a III
Graniteviilc t7.15 pm s74S M
ire augusta. sos pm S45 M
Brenkfast. dinner. tSupper.
South bound Trains connect ut Augusta
ior all points South and West. Through
ckets soid and baggage checked to princi.
pal points. FB- Sleeping cara on ali Night
rains. JAS. ANDERSUN, GeneralSup.
n. EofE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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"un,Llfr Schedule g. G u.E.

;:lt..:1;.,s. E0WN TRAIN ULTRA
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SOUTH CAROLINA EAnRoAD CuMr,>y
COLUMBIA, 5. c., October is. ls1"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
Super and Piled 37a5Sc Spring California 27asSe Fall do
COTTON MARKETS.


svaSx.u Do la-CO,,eK dull buyers aud eeler sPsft sd
dhss lsa.c. Low NNdur 1855 net receipts 492 en.' en
Couunent lUi2 bales cosstAse 400 Na Ae 900
eaes stocS. l01.4So bales A.. ,r,,Yu.
Nxw OeLR,N, Dee l9CstoB irregular 'cc aetve' halnns
Mditrg lSanc Good Ordinary i%'fti We ~"
9GB7 bales; gros II 2h bales; exports to Sieat
bales; cowise, lSS2 bales sales Ssoo eAes' soe'' -'
cTIs1x,rox Dec la-Cot,onssae; Mdlny 13'ds3's" Los
Ndinne l3S.; Oronsry, l2aGl2'c; net i"'ie 12
lHll la coastw" io'o oA7'
uIes 900 sycck 81. .tSS 5a eS 80, w.
McRuE Dcr 10 Cotton Mdinr 13sT 1870; nov 70
e,n 3SSS h,s Cross 1854 bales exports roast"lse i''
bss,; sales 2Oe0 bales secs. 55S' bales ,,,, -.
;.Ivrs,c nrp arn offerings hs'ti Nsnos nss i
.s Ma i'm 1850. Cool BE: net receipts Sb. oaes'
er.nr,s co, stw SOL bales as bales; ftock moo.S
R.,-,,0aE nee la-Cotton dul and hiddhnS IL "
,. yrs 2S3 bales; gruss GG7 bales; eIpor co'st- Nv
hse,. ,se. f25 POS bales; stock .2No %
~, qroun 10 cotton weak iair denuo 80 .ie,
net pts 196 bales; 500 e.es shp'eh's oo' '~''
l.Gsp bal stock, 232t0 bales So, ..
w. y,Srrsv pee quiet; Mfflnc lSLc, n't re-
,s 627 bss Br TAIN Os9 bales o'sst" SV
hale: sales 5J bales. stock. 4594 bales ,,r, ,,,a
Nrvrp Dec l9-Co,tcn nominaly unchanged Muhhe 10
lSi receipts so bales; sbpmnss 222O bales a' -ooo
bates; sto,k. "a GOl bahs ,,,n ,,a-...., ,.,.;,,s
bee I9Coftor GUAR mSlIngi Ior nv 'N''
lO76 sales l09s bales. ,,,r VA, -, -
go,roY Dee lg-Ioiion UNCHANGED; MddnF ls'sr; ne
cep 10 bales gross 1922 bales saes Il sAie'; sot l'a
KoRyo1K Dee 19Cotten quiet; Mdlhng, l3a, net receipts
l64 bsos sales 800 bses A
17.l27 haes - .,---..., ,,a,,,n
.OUgSvILLE. Dec loC"on very oul entp hoi"A
1890 ,,. ,o, -, ,.
CISc1xSAr Dec laCctton quet; milns 1852; net receipts
BEL bales .hlpmeus 3,1i4 bahs; stock ll,2fi baes
PniIAnkLFH. bee l9Coon quet MlddhuP Ia Aci net re-
ceps 1871 bales; gross, 5j1 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
rHE STATE OF TRADE.
rrpOpEIg NAREVTs

toyros nrc lo-12:3O mCcrsol. for mcney & e
80, ~, .,e account g2G92s United States bonds loVSs oo'
iue u ls67. lO7 Railway shares 25'f frfef'ed, au
lo-l2:3O m-COton Is 9nh anu
ymd ia ya7ds 7473s 3st; M6tug O1ests '4Li sSi' -
Salcs ncuIng 1908 haes for .pecusion ana ei1oi
of MIDI Jpnds noIhius heo
God O,tinay shppd December ana January, al Al 80
5-l6d DO pothns DeIo" 10"
MOO ne. shir2ed FehmAry ct 81
LofpON Dec lS-%:SO p m.-kfie itiiSa shsre' E'%
IrsHPooI ll 2:3o OF TIE Cotton se o-lS & soVu
the bss ef Mddng UPan hotnhe
<; DO noihng below
Ioy dre shippee November at 3.l6i do DO sm' pN p
the basis Of Mddnrg Oens
rot below Tow deliverable February and March al ~
Rfta istuas az quiet. Isrt 6i yereFt p..... .e,e
5ec ,cco.
L0ssoS p,c l9-4 m.-fs.Ow ~ lOaa'i3 y evil he""ed
Pco cum. g. e0i2L 2 sslloc. No.. .. e.,
10 DoS bee l9-6p u-rsIis dispatches quote Re7t olt
k7A,- 80 .-. CO.. ~. ,.,;. ot v; ,di,s
ora Low IL sn9s shgP,c January sId feOfaSIy
III
New-York tribune., 1874-12-21
WOOL MARKET,

bo,ros lee l9woo-The market has been suite fr ttoagh
ct the week sales bsvug N
loVvooJ ans purchases f Fleece Wool Only be made fall
bs buY.r hae beee sna noSry tue entire
'he vtts htv. bees suacsrer ete ss rs
csty Of higher ptoes for all desirable
lots VI feses oot ah Fleece oo
~s' N. VI Ohs and Pe1nsyTsuia f1ceoes
snouhans 10 ZSeooo D 62l2e ussly Xxx
At "a aa3e good srsrei snder 53e
aud most Of TIE eecs 20" hasa hhissa
ss,e been ,oagn Az. 20, .Ht ne r, deepdes
hgbef peafiy 3vO0oo u have
r0sdstl. lots ef csssee at 81 65i ss SseL me ss
1te tue flteee % ne s'rhe ue s 6earaS
Medium tikealt s a, IN, go. ~ Fc.
oe oneerbo1 nc .srs Ia, lseo
10000 n. ees1 - cs.s sss;sn spss Sss selsss
Wsssr bat 'sas sesslstsss ws~ss. ssu.r
dtDossd purchase exee sS se1ses Cons< ts
1sserpioa b ieso kovsh he wseh 4ss ssoe c.ns
Defs,pc stes1g
iasude 95 900 y most al sr oas "a IA ces.
,re Ight and lsT onits ars- is CsksrBIs Wool ~
bs heen yers gst Fan particularly h bese, sd
only be forced prses oa soeocrs Of rs eoesa
xxx sbsss, a. 52sas6e h.ehgsa 46aJss; w..em mi
Dsssshsd 25a40e TsbwssLxs. 62Ss6Is Secured G2av3t