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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

~ We direct the attention of our readers to the
nrst-class establishments OF Mr. w. r. Bowman, the
grocer, Sill King and Second and King sts. Mr., BIS
reputation for goods of the best quality and low
price, Is unexcelled In town In fine teas he stands
preeminen while everything else In his line can be
found there, always OF the best and at the lowest
cost prices. Mr.. BIS success can but encourage
nfhnra
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

CHESTER County TTcKET.--The Democrats OF
Chester county held their Convention at West
Chester, yesterday, and proposed Dr. w. j.
ticket was nominated :-Senator, Beri. W.
Jones Assembly, Col. n. NJ. Ellis, Benz. Van
dever, Septimua e. Nivin, Geo. n. Boyd; sher-
i'll, Jones McClees Commissioners, john Todd :;
Director Forester Hoopes Auditor Joseph
Seidel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

zs-The Ba-room Remedy for all ailments is Rum
bitters, surchargeu With Fusel OLA deadly element
rendered more &C. i've by the puUgent astringents
with which 1t is combined Ii your stomach is weak
aud liver or bowels disordered, strengthen and regu
ate them with VINEGAR BI1TFRs, purely Negeta-
BILE Alternative and Aperient free from alcohol and
capable Of niusng new vitality into your exhaust
ed System, sep2l-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

Ez-DIAM0ND JEWELLERY Specially. Amerl-
and imported watches Is Karat, solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety, also clocks at prices to suit the times at T.
". Baily's Old established stand No. 622 Market St.,
Fhtladatnhta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

ANOTHER RAILROAD IN TRouBLE.-The Somer-
set Worcester Railroad, between Newtown
Junction and Newtown is advertised for sale by
the sheriff of Somerset county.
There is now no passenger car on the road.
The car was seized on Friday last by the rhlla-
delphia Wilmington Baltimore r. H. Co.. for
debt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

sE Babeook Il Bro 2e6 and POS Market street, above
second are determined to sell OIL their lasting
goods at any price, to get them out of their way,
they are going TO have large stock of Fall goods in
: few days, call and get pair.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

es- FoT Perfectly Plvs Spices and Cider Vinegar,
20 to Bowman's, oil and Second and King, and
thereby (and there buy) save trouble and expense
that would result from the purchase of inferior
articles
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23
LIST OF CONTENTS:

The Emlgrant's story.-J.T 4. TRownnIDaB
Whh Eight Mustration@
Decorative Art and Architecture III England a.
MONcuRE d. CONWAY.
With Iiceire illustrations.
An Old Town by the Seal. Ii. ALDaIcB.
WITH TiCentg-three illustrations.
Huntsmen Of the Sea- WILLIAM H. RIDBIEG.
With Fight Illustrations
The Two AnchOrs.-R. II. ST0DDARD.
B'hh One H,,stration.
The Isles OF Shoals.--,JOHN w. CHADwICs.
WIN Fifteen Illustrations.
Rape Of the Gap.
With TwO Illustrations.
Some Talks of an Astronomer -rROF. SIMON NEW
CONN
Uith Eleren illustrations.
Aunt Julie. Translated from the German. by 90
sHAcKF0RD.
Pond-Lilies.-MAKGARET SAHGsTRR.
The Republican Movement In Europe txlI.l-
EMILIO CASTELAR,.
venus.-A Biographical Sketch. Mrs. FRANZ
MCCARTHY.
The Golden City.-uEHRy EoKFoHD,
My Books.-JonS q. SAXR.
Editors Easy Chair.
EDITORS Literary Record.
Edltor's Scientific Record
Editors Historical Record
Editors Drawer. seplh.iw
OCTOBER NUMBER OF
OLD AND NEW.
CONDUCTED BY EDWARD EVERETT HALO
JUST ISSUED.
ASK YOUR NEwsDEALERs FOR II,
The following are few OF The excellent articles
contained In this number;
THE LOST PALACE" by K. e. Hale. ,..
"oUR skETuHING CLUB" by Rev. X. ST. Jolh
Tyrwhtt.
THE WAY WE LIVE NoW,"b by Anthony Irollope.
'PiLCHAhDS," "a Love Story, by Mary F. Penwyh'
OLD AND NEW for 1875 al 81 the year. Postage
free. Address f. b. PERKINS, Business Agent
sepl6-1w las Washington ST. Boston
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

A DMINISTRAT0R'S SALE
N OF THE
ENTIRE STOCK o. DRY GOODS
JAMES II, CHAMBERS, DECEASED,
Al Public Auction, In the City OF Wilmington,
NO. ala MARKET STREET.
Commencing on TUESDAY, the goth day oil Sep.
TENDER, 1874, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
and continuing every Tuesday and Friday afternoon
at O'Clock and every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at O'Clock, until the entire stock shall be
disposed of.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF DRY
GOODS EVER OFFERED AT AUCTION IN
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
Consisting of cloths, cashmere black silks, mo-
hairs, alpacas, debege, silk pOplln, mernos wool
plaid, mohair plalds, empress c Otha, wool delanes
calico, percales, gingham drilling. chintz, muslin
hannels, table linens towels, napkins, ticking, table
covers, umbrellas parasOls, crash Japanese pop
Inns, lawns, grenadine, valeHtia, hernanies, plque,
wooden yarn, hosiery, gloves, sewing silk thread and
cotton, plaid mlslins, bansook, swiss, victoria lawn
pongee camels hair cloth, moreens paisley and hlan
ket shawls c0unterpanes, tloor and table oil cloth,
window shades wool blankets. eomfortables, creme
wells, fronting linen, ladies' and gents merno under
wear, blue drilling, denim, checks, yelveteen, felt
skirts. buttons, grain bags, Stoves looking glass
store desk, counters and fixtures, silk case, por-
table heater.
To be sold without reserve.
AMY T. CHAMBERS, Admnstratrly.
i. W. sT1pHAM son, Auctioneers. seplb-i2t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

sE- You had better call in at Babcock d Bros No.
2O6 and 2OS Market street, and get pair OF those
lasting eaitres that they are selling so cheap 1t will
nav Won
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23
r~-E. II. KUEKEUs BITTER VINE or IRON.

Has never been known to fail in the cure of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indsposition to ex-
ertlon, loss Of memory, difficult breathing, general
weakness, horror of disease, weak, nervous trem-
bling dreadful horror OF derth. night sweats, cold
sal assltude Of the muscular system, enormous ar-
petite, with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing
and eruptons on the face, purifying the blood pain
IN the back eaviness of the eyelids frequent black
spots nying before the eyes, with temporary auft-
sion and loss of sight; want OF attention. etc. These
symptoms al arise from weakness, and to remedy
That use L. +. kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. II
who have used 1t, Get the genuine. Sold only In
u bottles. Take only L. r. Kunkel's. Depot and
ONCE, No. 259 North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
1t Ia sold only in 81 bottles, with photograph OF
the Proprietor on each wrapper, all other is counter
rett.
Sold NV all nruoOpits
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23
gew CIVILIZATIONS.
rARPERs MAGAZINE

HARPERS MAGAZINE,
Ii FOR OCTOBER,
JUST fssuED-FoR SALE BY ALL NEWS DEAL
Frs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23
Syanted.


WANTED ENERYBODY TO KNOW
w that II. A. Malmsten, agent, Is still n.the
npholster.ng business, and assures satisfaction to
all, give him call. sepe2-St 4l5 MARKETS ST
WANTED "A FEW MORE HONEST,
w energetic met to travel winter aud summer,
on good pay, Only those who mean business need
apply. Address MIR. LEyERING,
sep22-lm' GTuhb's Hotel Front and Mark {.
WANTED-FOR A GIRL OF FOUR
w TEEN years oda home. with family who
Will give parental care. Address
= sept2i,3t &C. COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
WANTED TO BUY A SCHOLARSHIP
w of the Wesleyan Female College.
ALEX. CHANDLER,
sep7-u No. Clio Washington street.
WANTED - AN HONEST, SOBER
w and energetic business man, of good address,
to sell the best selling, simplest and lghtest running
shuttle sewing machine In the market; must come
well recommended; none other need apply. Good
pay and good horse and new light wagon will be
furnished. A. s. NJ Co.
J.. II. PRIMROSE, Agent,
aue2l-tf lis Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
w TED.-A WHITE WOMAN
w who is a good cook. Catholic preferred
Apply at lje2d-tfl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

sB- Mems cloth gaiers selling very cheap at Bab-
cock h Bros, 2O6 and POS Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

APPOINTMENT OF A NEW STATES ATTORNEY
George w. Purnell has been appointed by the
Judges Of the Circuit Conrt of Worcester roun-
ty, States Attorney, vice 7. Howard Moore, de-
| ceased
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

SUNDAY School PIc-NIc-The Siloamr NJ. L.
Sunday School, at Booths Corner, Delaware
County. spent yesterday on the camp ground at
lirandywlne Summit. A happy and enjoyable
tina was had
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

THOMAS Il. TAsKER, JR. sTKPHEE p. M. TAsEER.
MORRIS, TASKER & co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
Philadelphia.
TASRER IRON WORKS
New Castle, Del.
once, FIFTH AND TAsKER SITS Philadelphia
once and Warehouse, IS Gold Street, New York.
once and Warehouse No. So Oliver St., Boston.
MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES, plain, Qslya.
niEed and rttbber-ooated, for Gas, Steam and
Water.
LAp-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER
TUBES.
oIL-WEL.L TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM-FITTERS' TOOLS.
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAI-GAS APPARATUS, etc.
We would call special attention to our Patent WI
canned hubher-coated Tube mar22-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

MARKET STREET IMrRovEMENr.-W William HUI
Der, dry.goods merchant on market ST., next
tho Washington House, has handsomely improv-
ed his store by putting in an entire new 'front.'
with two very large show windows, and relaying
the flag pavement in front.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

KENO. 259

k~ NO. 2t9 TAPE WORM No. 2oe
Removed In a few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
mead passes. Refer those afflicted to residents of
tine city whom have cured, that had taken in vain
remedies. DR.. E. +. Kunkel, No. 259 N. Ninth ST..
Philadelphia, Advice free. Removed tape worm
from child years old, measuring 20 feet. Gail
ana see specimens at oiiice. Seat, Pin Gid Stomach
Worms also removed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

SAILING OF THE JuNIATA,- The steamship .Ia-
nidtd left the Harlan u Hollngsworth yard this
morning, for Philadelphia, whore she will take
her place on the Southern Mail line. She il adj
vertised to sail on Saturday for New Orleans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

We unhesitatingly pronounce this OIL which we
now oner TO the public under our own brand, equal
can be trusted under any and all circumstances thai
ordinarily occur In domestic life. II stands fire
test Of lbOe which is as high any OF the brands of
OIL that have won their way to public favor and
higher than most of them.
Having had considerable experience in the oil
trade we think able to Judge as to the aualltv
OF OIL needed, and we feel perfectly confident that
we nave found an oil that can safely be rallied on
Sold IN cans, in any quantity or on rauQht M our
stores Nos. and Ii e, Water Street. '''
sepl4-8mof GEO w sroNP
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23
Anftipii Salts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
IA OF
REAL EST A a Z

:. ,,,,,, - !,
BY virtue OF the provisions OF the last VIII and
Tesamert of James Curtis, deceased VIII he ex-
posed at Public Sale and sold on
=.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10TH AT O'CLOCK +. M
~ ~,
At the Auction Rooms OF l.. W, Stidham son, NO.
Ill East Fourth street, In the CITY oil
Wilmington.
No. l. All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in the City of Wilmington aforesaid with q two
story stone dwelling house thereon erected bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the westerly side OF Orange Street,
between Eighth and Ninth Streets, at the distance.
of two hundred and one feet ten and a half inches
from the northerly SIDE OF Eighth street andat the
middle of two feet wide alley between this an the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

NEARLY FHIsHED.-The new Bethel NJ. E..
Church, in Brandywine Hundred is nearly COM
pleted and will be ready for dedication about
the last Of November. Springer, Morley and
Cause, Of this city, are making the pews.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

CIrY COUNCIL MEErlNd.-Ulty Council met,
last evening, to hear the testimony in the con-
against Mr.. I.ichtenstcin, but which he withdrew
at the last regular meeting of Council. The ses-
sion was mere formality, and only about fifteen
members answered to their names. The papers
filed by Dr.. Grimsllaw were read, with His letter
asking the withdrawal of the same. On motion
of W. NJ. Candy the request of Dir Grimhhaw
was complied with and his papers returned after
which Council adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

NHEST PROTECTORS, OF LAMBS
X wool single al 4 BRIN9HURsT co.'s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-09-23

BY virtue OF the provisions Of the last VIII and
Tcstament of James Curtis, deceased VIII he ex-
posed at Public Sale and sold on
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-06-04
COMMUNICATIONS
Msssys Editors i WAS vry much

Msssys Editors, i was v,ry much
gratifed in psrusing an article in FOUR
last issue, or the subject of a "Wheat
Growers Association An enterprise of
this kind once established, would soon
gather about it strength hat would
mould it into q permanent fixtures, And
the good resulting from it cannot readily
be calculated. Our East Tennessee lands
are peculiarly adapted TO wheat growing,
and wheat. has become our staple grain
crop, yet u average yield per acre is
very small, far too much so. Here lies
the chief trouble, and rom this cause our
most important crop is an improbable
one to many of our farmers. The ueeded
relief comes not in ~cultivating more acres,
bit in making JcWer acres produce more
bushels. If We would go earnestly to
work, and improve our lands, we at once
begin to reap satisfactory harvests, and
soon will attain TO be the great and pros
porous people that we should. Nessrs.
Editors, we like your article very much,
everybody in the section, interested in
agriculture likes it, and we can't see why
every farmer in all East Tennessee should
not like it, for it appears to me like an
omen of the ''gooG time coming" that we
have all 80 long looked for. Fellow cts
liens Of the soil, now is the time to come
to the front on a question that is Of 50
vital Importance to us all. r
Here is the iniatetivs movement made,
which has for its object the establishment
of q grand Incentive to induce us to i'm
prove our soils and establish ourselves
upon the road to permanent prosperity.
Come up and cooperate with this move
ment and lei this thing be accomplished.
But you certainly cannot fail to SEQ your
interest in This matter.
We have talked with many farmers in
this portion of the county, and some OF
Greene county, and they all concur in a
hearty approval to the measure, and say
that they are for it and will support it,
and request me to wish you God speed
in your lsudablc undertaking, and all the
women say amen.
WHEAT.
Ghucky River, Washington Co., Tenn,
May, 26th 1874.
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$500 pounds Of Dried B~sackber~ria
NJ. s. llahoney.
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Messrs Editors I'm a previous article
l rather bargained to give your readers
a few scattering way. marks and notes IN a
few of the many curious things to be
seen en- route to California, via Railroad.
10 resume it is by no means a pleasant
task and | will bring it TO an end as soon
as'possible. Leaving the point of highest
elevation descending toward the Salt
Lake basis the most picturesque part of
the Great Rock Mountain chain is to be
seen. Rounding bluffs rushing through
oanons, cuts and tunnels, crossing small
basins or beds of Alkali,' as barren or
more SO if possible as the surrounding
peaks, emerging thrice through some gap,
as if prepared by nature the long train
Stacks up and we are crossing some nouns
tain stream as Greene River. Passing
many stations Of more or less Importance
at some of which is stationed the U. s.
Military Boys, sometimes in sight of
the old emigrant road, we now enter the
largest tunnel on the road, no feet in
length under the Wahsatch mountains,
but soon through and we are at the head
Of Echo Canon, and we pass down it such
places as Pulpit Rock, Hanging Rock.
Mormon Fertilization, at the topmost
heights of tho towering cliffs, 1000 feet
bed Of the Canon, these people once sta
toned themselves to defend their pass
against the army Of U. S., Their con.
templated mode of battle was to topple
these huge rock over the precipice on
their enemies: but they were never
used in that way, and are still to be seen.
But we rush on past Devils Slide and
1000 Mile Tree, and in an hour or so are
at Ogden, this is the Western terminus
Of the Union Pacific Road, and tho Eas.
torn terminus of the Central. Ogden is a
Mormon town. and travellers who wish to
learn more of this issue than they ca at
Ogden they can now take the cars on the
Utah Central and go Sc miles South to
Salt Cake City, get a good view of the
Lake, see plenty of Mormonism and call
upon the Chief if they wish. Anxious to
get to California l changed ears and went
ahead travelling a day or SO across The
desert, and other desolate barren pla ces,
! at last cam to the Sierra Nevadas.
More anon
d. X. EDWARDS.
Gonzales, Monterey County, California,
May 18th, 1874.
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Gonzales, Monterey County, California,
May 18th, 1874.
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A couple of facetiops drummers who
we're on a train Of cars that was going
very slowly up a sharp grade near Bur-.
ingtou, VT, made considerable fun Of the
conductor for the tlowness with which the
cars we're moving, AMI began to amuse
themselves by jumping of from the rear
cars and running around the train. Soon,
however, the cars reached the top of the
hill and began to spin of at a rapid rate
One of the men succeeded in jumping on,
bat the other was compelled to walk four
miles to the next station.
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TN CHANCERY AT J0NESBORO.'
L. NJ. Swingle and wife
VS..
7. A. R. Nelson, ct. al.
I. A. R. Nelson, ct. al.

in this cause it appearing from the allie.
cations in complaniants bill that Stuart
Nelson and Valentine Nelson two of the
defendants are non>residents of the State
OF Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeksin the Herald aud Tribune a news
paper published 10 the town of Jonesboro.'
notifying said nonresident defendant 10
appear before u said Chancery Court on
the 4th Monday in May next, and make
defence to said compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing ex>parte. Wit.
ness B. I. svingle. Clerk and Master Of
said court at Office in IonesboFo.' This
2lst day Of april 1874.
B. Z. SWINGLE, c. Am.
Be- G. W. SwINeLE, D. C. q NJ.
sp2SwipfS5.
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any person they choose, instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pos
sess, free, by mail, for 20 cents togeth-
er with a Marriage Guide, Egyptian Ora
Gle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies. A queer
book. 100000 sold. Address \. WILL
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BELTS PATENT SHEET IRON
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nu.S ROOFING for CHEAP
NESS and DURABILITY, EASE
and RAPIDITY Of application by any
bined with its FIRE, WIND and VA
TER-PRooF qualities, has NO Equal
in the market. ,c wrrtI
OITT SHEETINGmakes 1t specially de-
slrable for many classes of buildings
saving notonly a great expense OF sheec
ting l1mbcr, but rendering inside OF ROOF
VERY FIRE RRooF.
It is extensively used in nearly every
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For circulars, orders and other inior-
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G. EORG ETO WV.

GRAIN TRADB-We report no receipts of
grain to-day. Sales Of yesterday we're $50 bush.
els white corn, az S0sS2 cents. The receipts of
the week have been % 500 bushels wheat and
Ice bushels corn; total, q $50 bushels, being a
decrease OF IL so bushels from last week. All
Of the above grain has been sold to Georgetown
mills except 4, 2l5 bushels shipped to Richmond
Va. Market was steady and prices lower.
COAL TRADB.-Tbe receipts and shipments of
Cumberland coal for the week by the different
companies, has been az follows: Consolida alton
company received 1855 tons, shipped 8, 100 tons;
New Central company received 2,7GO tons,
shipped ,i62 tons; Borden company recei we'd
500 tons, shipped none; Maryland company re.
port no receipts or shipments. Total receipts,
10 SIS tons; total shipments, 6,591 tons. MsssT-.
ceived and @97 tons shipped OF their Yough.
isgheny gas coal.
CHRsAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL Collector
Blunt reports 225 boats registered at his oil e
tor the week ending December 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-12
Al E XANDR RIA.

WAsHIEGTONIAEs RELEASED PROM jan -
Jacob Knight aud Frank NJ. Donald, builders
from Washington, against whom judgment ~
given by Instice Wright, of the county, for non
payment Of lGbOrers' wages, and who were, in
default Of bail, committed to jail on a capias.
as stated in yesterdays Castle, were released
yesterday evening upon furnishing the required
bail.
STOLEN HORSES RECOVERED. The captain
Of police has received telegram from WASH
inRton Informing him Of the recovery OF a pair
OF horses lately stolen from Sir. Alexander Hun
ter, of this county.
CAPT. JAMES GUY, one of the oldest, best
known ahd most popular stesmboatmen aud
fisherman on the Potomac, b - changed his resi-
dence from this city TO Wsshington.-GGset,s
llt4.
UPPER POTOMAC STEAMBOAT Co.-This COM
pany held It's second annual meeting at the Gus
tom house to- day. The following were elected
officers fer the ensuing year: President, p. II.
TToth; vice president, j. II. johnson; secretary,
W. III. Snowden; treasurer, John A. Baker.
Directors, p. II. Troth, Ed. Daniels. j. NJ
Lewis, j. II johnson, w. w. Wright. Finance
committee, Robert F. Roberts, Y. Baker, ). r.
Snovden.
CITY SBRGBANT.-Captsin james VI. Steu art
has resigned bis position as city sergeant, and
his resignation was accepted by Judge Lowe
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, at which time
John W. Campbell was appointed and confirmed
as ais successor.-SeRttnst, lila.
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TAse MARKERS.


bAlTisoBs, Dec smber Il Virginia sizes. pssl-
ere, ~ NtrslalS s, Cons9id Kted, IS: West Nir-
EiLia's II; North Carolina aix.s, Old, 70: do uyy
lui '.,sp Cial TAX bid to-day.
BALIfNnRE, Dec IN Eel Il Cotton ALLOY mf4 =
ding, la. Flour unchanged. Yhest firm aqd
NJ cha GU. Corn active nsre southern, TsE2-};
yellow s"C bern, SoG23, n.ixed western, $685..
7ivsner do, % Oats iru,er-s suthsrn, 65cSl:
Nts'erc S1ife- O.; G'. miEG4, 6j hye Iuiet 4 ~
dnl a-d unchanged. Pr0Fisi quiet but q IA.
iFsS pUrS, mtUsl-2l o. Rr'k n ~ s-shou i,rs.
~ &, Gle rio sides, lU giles; shoulders. I4 q
Ia sugsr cnred hams, 'IGl5. Lard dR'l-li0'l -.
western butter UNCHANGED Crff g strOug-.Tt, D
le5s. Petroleum mn hanged. " isky stoady-l ~ :,
9l GO. Sugar nuohAnged-lG5S G.0is
NEW HORK, December e ->tocss dull. Money,
cold, llzs, Exchange, long, 455's; short, i2J;a
Cover um"Lts CUli.
NEW YORK, December II Flour quiet s1d u1-
changed. " heat quiet and unchanged. Cora II "a
and quiet.
LONDON, December Il, y. 50 ,. ru.-The rate fsr
money st the st. OK exohsngs Oh SOvernma. saC'I-
rifles il So per ut. Bonds e '65 Old, los =: 81
lU9'a; Erie, 24l9i New York Central, 90.
GoNp0N, December IL. ? y. n--O,BsOls for m m ~
81 Erie, 243 Advices from Paris quote reuSes A
o. francs ca CeutimHs.
FBAsEFoRT, December I2.-Bonds, 81 "a for the
Issue of 1864.