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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-02-18
Death of the King of Hawaii,

Two of the oldest FreemasOns IN
Massachusetts, reside in Spencer, WOr-
cester county. They are both over
eighty years old. Their names are
Cheney Harrington and Orrin Worth
ington, the last-named having been q
member of the order fifty. eight years
Another oldest Freemason' has turn
ed up in Detroit, Mich His name is
Steven WoIyerton. He is ninety years
old, and was initiated IN Ere, Pa,
sixty-One years ago..-------- ---- al ..--.-
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The question Of the legal right of a wO-
man To be Justice Of the Peace in Maine
IL Al issue. and the Governor has asked the
Supreme Court for decision.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
r,n nnnicinni EIections Yesterday

The MuuicfPaE ELECTIONS 1esteTuSS
PITTSBURG, Feb. I7.-Great interest was
manifested in the election to-day, which re-
suited in the election OF the Republican
ticket throughout. Mccarthy. for Mayor,
LOO majority: McGee. City Treasurer, J.
$50; and SnodgraSS, Comptroller, about
1.S00 majority.
In Allegllany City, Ormsby Phillips, In
dependent Republican candidate for Mayor,
was elected by a majority of34.
ALTOONA. Feb. 1.-THE entire Demo
cratic ticket is elected here.
WuKEsBARRE, Feb. 1.-THE Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor is elected.
WILIIAMsPoRT, Feb. 1.-THE Demo
Gratis elect Mayor of this place.
ALLENTOWN. Feb. lT-Democrat Mayor
elected here.
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FO e EG n.
Wount sinai TnearfhetI.

LONDON, Feb. IT.-Dr. Beke, an Eng
liSh traveller, reports he has discovered the
true Mt. Sinai. 1t is situated one days
Journey northeast of the village Of Akaba
ArebiS, at an altitude Of 5000 feet above
the level of the sea. DR.. Beke says he
found the remains Of animals that had been
sacrificed He also discovered Senaitic IL
scriptions which he copied.
The Ins and the Outs.
Gladstone was received by the Queen at
Windsor this evening, when lie formally
rendered to Her Majesty hs resignation,
and that Of his colleagues. DErIeli has
been summoned and will go to Windsor
Castle tomorrow. He conferred to-day
with several members Of the last COnSer-
vafiye Ministry. The new government is
already partially constructed and VIII
probably be completed within a week. AL
members of Parliament for Ireland have
been elected. and are classified rs follows:
Liberals, 10; Conservatives 30; Home Rule
(nearly all Of whom may be considered
Liberals) jS2.
S0Iace for the Defeated.
A Herald special says two members OF
the late Cabinet. MeSsrs. Cardwell and
Chichester F5TtescUe, also Mr.. Hammond
late Of the Foreign Office, Sir Thomas
Freemantle and FisrOUnt Enfield win be
called 10 the House Of Lords.
The Religious Row in Germany.
BERLIN, Feb l1.-At the request Oi the
Americans residing here, Rev. J.P. ThOmp-
son is 10 deliver a lecture descriptive Of the
late Anti-CathOlic meeting in st. James
Hall. London. lie will also repeat his
speech delivered on that occasion.
Death of the King of Hawaii.
SAN Francisco, FEB. 1.-THE steamer
Citv Of Melbourn brings particulars Of the
death cf the Hawaiin King LurabilO, on
the 81 inst. He was 30 years old, ard
died Of bronchial affection. His demise
had been expected for several DAYS. The
members Of the Cabinet were called TO
gether at once, and ordered a meeting OF
the legislative assembly for the 18th OF
February to consider the condition of al
fairs. At a mass meeting on the 4th the
people of Hawaii declared in favor OF
Dover Kalabua as the Kings successor.
Kamchanca is also named as successor, and
there win probably be a severe contest in
the legislature over the succession
Two of the oldest FrcemasOns IN
Massachusetts reside in Spencer, Wor-
cester county. They are both Oyel
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The ReIigiOus Row I'm Germnny.

BERLIN, Feb. I7.-At the request Ol the
Americans residing here, Rev. J.P. ThOmp-
son is to deliver a lecture descriptive OF the
late Anti-CathOlic meeting in st. James
Hall. London. He will also repeat his
sneech delivered on that occasion.
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The Ins and the Outs.
soIaee for the defeated.

a Herald special says two members OF
the late Cabinet, Messrs. Cardwell and
Chichester F5rtescue, also Mr.. Hammond
late Of the Foreign Office, Sir Thomas
Freemantle and FisrOUnt Enfield win be
callaI 10 the House of I.nrtis
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NE House then took up the contested
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

q TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ny NAIL OF AT TB- BUSINESS oFFscK.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEwYoRK ll.-BEEvEs-Arrvsls to-day lS
for The 94e 1882 corresponding
S % cc . ss were d s ss & Sti While Ui omea n
ordinary wanted he native cattle sold
Ysl to dress IS T. Fine 1 cse are wanted At hgb dgu sin.
because good beeves and have been for long
6On @ s S n Gr NJ 10 % So AeS1si StS IS steers "a
FIeese riggs Co. u Ohio ee. eTt lOi4c.
''is: Marin ~ F Fa t
sS s's lSs sf q s ga fss &
70 dSess o. 70 ie ao S0AIss s w - at n C = r. dFss Sc r.
ss sfr re rough g. = e" "G &c.
D. w,i1e!s Co. 4s Illinois steers ia cvt
IL a D. to dress 81 ID and 52 do 6 cw los.G
ws.sene. sod 70. Do.y c. a Ohio stee, 7s ext, at
s. cwL, t9i2alle p ID; to dfes. 80 n.
q 70, B. DOy 10 bulls mainlr from reIa, ll2l b i've
Ti csrs o4 g r. kspe e. ar' is common oo
at Sc p ID. to dres 5G q. o.c
ear; M % At Jsr'ey y & and ears q PsgietAt Fer
Ana se ,S1 % 'S ON p & @ % s1f & Sy & = s 80 ~ & p ne
heavy sheep prime lambs general,
h and far to pfIas lambs :, ess7 N, hes. sheep 10 msll.
We" & Of ksIt's .a aa ''Sia Ohio .ss nnI sfss 1sssS SS
9s 81 D. 5' l2S Ken'acs' dO l4i H. t7 ana i2s
sOa sold l2s Kon.Oety l2i II average s,c
y B 2i9 OHIO Aep n b at 5c AID lc6 do 80 ID, at
jSd Buctiusbsm sod 4I6 odo sneep 70 average at &C.
Hume ElSOt .eA lo2 Ohio sheep 81 ns.e N;
~ Iod,Pa Co. ioia D. At S s. ., Ssn1sa 9s 10 2 D.
sod 20 Inusna d.. 5O2 u, at T4c
r. B. Poucer 20 poor sheep eoarse vOO at So rs y
head.
james Kirby sold I6 State and Canada lambs 7S s
y Is State and Canada sheep ea b. At so and III d. l0i
bet &c.
Msgrlw sheep 78 OF Sc ns and ~
State lambs. "a n, at 7Sc
% ca. 70 e2ss sGs2t s,1 t car, "a :;
the total Of The last four 81 U against 4sl for The
urne It veek dy. hogs dull G's07is n. T. H. Reid
Ohio hogs, $50 7 T. H. Dressed hogs
selling Sac 4 n for dty. aud eia5oAs for Western
CHICAGO. Dec ll-CArTLK-Rsoeipts LOO; quality better
market active pnces Redas S4dSA ~ good
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

.rt. eho'c. ss 2oas7 With couple Of :ts q nn chn1"
So; Tersns s3 25d - 20, psc.en, eSasS 20 - ,
LIvs active hisher receipts 1sooo goor 70
s6 e50$7 3D. with most sales Of good 70 eh"es 10 o'
shipmepts. 5000. . .,s., n. ,,..
1.4OO.
ALpASY Dec li-CArTIRThe market opened sluggish Heeipss
Y0I than last week At TITS hme average quahv
better ranging from 5OV 20 oov To- LING
I. prices ordinary are held a n better
pr,c. and inferior decline There are some OF the nnest
here hr sverige werht
between 400 ~ and ther se held Al I've 10.
Oh. line stsers sIe be- at &c. bids Sc there sales at
SIG A..
sHrrp AND market dull st 4atc for common 70
extra sheep and sac Tor lambs 'ome premium CsIaoa socA
held st 7iadSc The receipts 30 cars 70 6l last week
Cows-Ihe demand good 81 SsodSoo ior common W
BUFFALO Dec 1-CArrn-Receipt tody onl, 30 head marns
far 497 head or AL
sg,n Aly car, for last week No sales today and
unsod shipped On" 10 o hsnos Ine
stoc a mas beon An"~s iof
long period however, sold At msn hsur.s
to-day 22OO head mhffng the to,a
supply SUO head sgsin, ioVOo ned or
lin, Al xee Tbs closed doll HEAVY Canaaa LANES
So Cansds ,hep e51t5 5o western sheep fodSo 20
reported loou neao 'Ae'p hanging NV" ~
" 81 ID. at - 40a$o ~ A.. 49,, ....,- l.. A.
inns lar 29U 600 head Tor the same time
las, week Market soEj Workers. 80 oVWsi hea'T bos'
25Qx7 80.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

s:s "a s., weekly net receipts
PsovDEsos Dec 1lC weekly net receipts. 2o2 bAi''
. goo S Dee: i'1e. cds sUcC ss;s s; r . p xp
ls sgc Low MiHs s Good o.l1. sc Ss stc ,sssR: s.:
sSs s:'i s e. :::: i.s;i sf ss''s
weekly ees'p 27s bale sra Ss S2s - sis h spo. 20
S. s pn'.o o.ss tS to the Continent 0a'
p;s ss cssa to .., iss1s s"s s ses Hss %
bales: 900 b stock l.: 9ed bas weklv net receipts
1872 1881 s. % iss'is 1905 Ss sse' D''' '0'0 ''
ST. Lor Dec iCoton and unct,nze; Mddins tSs4c
% .s ,'e: go s sss % Ss. i Sss5
bales $50 i22 bales sales 2os b:
ding, iSac Ordinary, 12'1e weekly net receipts. l4G5
shipments 3Oo bales sP'0ne 60 bales ses l3os oAe
Ssai ehinls,Tos D Dec lIcotcn dali. sdans lss Low Nh
exports Britain gt5 bales TO Fsnce 995 bates: .. es
S e c ;G s ts:ss .1so y. 1s, S s5
France 1888 bses the C0unsHt s2S bsie' coaswse 79iS
coirnsli Dee IiCotton s,esdy; Mdng 13se Low Md
ding 1910; Good Oainsy l3e weekly ne! reept. 0o' bales;
pSen oi7 b'ie' 'pi'ne Is bales; sales So5 bae'i stock
s. sSr'.r Mdsss 5s.
fssIs sos s. s.s i57 bales. .soes s a5S7a 1873
rsss s s., .s. receipts sb1 SS S., S' Shipments 1850
Ksw 0MLxis. Dee li-coiion dem.nd fair, Midd!ins 14is
.es, l6sS5 bales; w..,y receipts $50 bales;
s. se. si to De the Channel 25SS
bales 9so bale: ..le: a 900 bale. ,,
ding 2h GGsd 4.. II p oo "s.sy net ,s's7s 3 s I4
receipts Cs7 bales gross. i07 bales export 66 b,s
sSS ' s 800 .f; @ sSs. TO s s
ain 60 bales I2O7 bales; 2li5 baes spinner
MACON Dee 1IcOrtOn guie;' M4ding ls sc; Low M3ans
I3e; Good Ordinary l22c TeeiT net receipts 2oS 6ses
CITY Polsr Dec. lCot,on-weesy receipts 1855 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
The STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Dee 11-123O m-Cons0s for the account e21sz'e
%rsRrocr De iI-f2sop mCoon sssier and pee. have
decIned fraction Mdd ing Upands ~ 2l; Maans oisso,
The .ss Of the $4,000 bales whleh 6VVU were
tlen for export 5000 speculation The stock ~
sles Including 1873 900 The rece Of the week hs
beep 81 b inclnug 900 Amenesn Aeta
bseA aao 4o2COO bale. inenaIs M
icsn Cotton 70 arrive ll6 sales on sue basis OF Mo
ding Upspd nothing GoOd Ordinary shipped NovsmIei spd
Dcember blGd; DO do deliverable Decemoet Iti 90.
nothing below hildipg SHIPPED ovmoef anu peemoeI ~
Tbl6i do do shipped January aud Februar az "a 'scs on
the Mddng nothing below Dooo
Psbrusry. and MsTcb. I'D The tsceinu aeA' o W.. '
three DAYS have been 5000 GuA Of which AOoo we're American
Corn. 39I y quarter. - ,,. H.. u,.,.x o,h p,,.
LONDON. Dec. 1l-l:3O D. m.-Cohso~ ''f ""ne'i oA~ A
Jospos Dec l2p The OF discount the open m,rte
for bills 6as cent wLieh = " cent oeo" VIC ban
OF England rate. -. A.. h..i. 81
Mhnr Upsnds nothing below Good OninA shipped
and January 7d do nothing beoS Low A'duhhss aen'efAoe
February and March. at 7asI. -, xr.. anna
1o2 ~ eepta ior sy rage California Wie spL s1052 for hed
Western Spring Peas, al y quarter; ,. -, ., , 400
LyERpooI Il-3 m-Of the Cotton aes 'oosy LAW
b9les American. .. A.. n l.
England on to-day f3l OOO Consos Tor money! VI
a9lsl for the account 92 Bic Hallway shares Z4f . All,
Liv.RPooI Dec 1l5 m-toon-sAss on lhe OASIS OF "lo
ding papds nothng below Good Ordinary npped november
peoeuer 7la do do shipped January and February, loi
,ses on the basis Of Mddns orleans nohg below Low MID
dngs ped January and PebmAy at Ius sno AOes ~
Manch sster Que snd nncbange Llrd OJ OF o,
LONDON Dec ll-Islow, 40I ID e"@ heHneu fe"oeun w
fvERPooL Dec 1l-Evenins.FiDe Rodn. III PeWt Spirits
Turpeniine 24I 3D. y cwt ,,,n.
LONDON Dec lI-Eyeuirg-Spihts Turpentine 25l p ewt
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsBRs-The market and rather tsmei Pots quoted at 62c
Gooc Pearls al &c, which is lower for the latter
inquiry hight, and p1ees are unehangeu
W,sisrb nd Southern held at 3OdSlc.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Com Is In light snppy ard the
msrset strong. with good demands quote Oh Mixed Sd9
New Green llGl2c and Choice hu and brash 'orn ~
l2iadl3o. q 10.
CrON-The business spot Cotton very dull and under the
% Liverpool the tendency rather in
bae instances lover bguroS have been aeeep.e
have been changed Receipts at
shipping ports received to time OF writing are i21
b.es this last 33 lS5 bales this day ~ year
h.l. Total since 693 269 bales to last night same time
last year S54 bales including to-day consolidated 70 osysl
recn AZ ia bales Great Britain 81 S42 ba
ports 70 The 80 400 bales stock in New.foIk
kses stock 655l 80 bGs The averages OF yesterdays
forward deliveries follows, VIZ: Dec IA lI0ci Jan,
I444e; Peh, l4s5ci March, l52Sc April I5C6e. Nay:
lb sc June July l64sc; AUGUST 10 2oS2e first
esn 100 bales Dec 1lh IA lS2e; 100 bales r. l4th,
II l.l6c; 4lO bales jan l4ac 200 bales Fe II 25S2c
200 Il lS1Gc loo do AoH 70 2 9l6e lOo DO June
10 3l6e july. 162 sotsl 23OO bales second call
100 baes Dec l4h at 4c. 200 90 JAM l44ei zoo do
y,b Ia lice; 100 co. March, 10 S-o2ci l,lOV do April
10 l5-32c.; total. 1900 bales. o-
standard Of classification In force Sept 1874
Upland Cotton 10 QAsy not more han Nail
ersee above or below he gfa0e quoted ,. -
prhpsry. Stnc Good Ordinary IA MddinR IA g
se.a Ord.. l3hs LOS Md, l4l4 Good MID, 10 =
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
COTTON MARKETS.


sHLhA Dee. ll.-Coon quet Mddlng. l37sdl4c Low Md
ding l3a& Weekly receipts 22o bales; shipments 1865
GHirns lI.-CO!,ea quiet Mddils, ISise Low Mldlne
l3c; Ordinary l2ia wer.y receipts 1876 bs e.
smREvrPoKr Dec iI-Coon sm; Mddng l2s.0 l3e xe.,,
rcee 4sls bales shipmen 1888 baies s 1913 bales,
MosrGoMKaY 11-Coi,op auet Niddlng lsis; Low Mid
s@s iS.c sn, OGa 90, c9,,F5. iSc "ss4Y net ,Y 25
krYlriA Dec IlCo,ton quiet; Mitdns l3,.c Low Mailing
&c., Good Ordinary l2c eioatoI weky net recent.
LIZA bses shipnehis 1852 bales; sales 392 bales sok
COLUnBrs llCotior qet; Midaing l5ic; Low Msd,,
lSe Gocd Ordinary weekly net Feeeips LOG bales
,e11i 1s & 2ss S ss .e ss5 M Dis 'Hser 4o' bales.
NASHVILLE Dec ll.cOtoo inactive and tpoop,ng MddHus
l51se Log & Sddns Us GSCa Ordinary iz9e see.y ls,
stock 1916 bales f., 1874 1873. 4.792 bales
receipts 1866 bales shipments. 1853 BALES. STOCK ioo2 i
weekly net reesipt, 1924 bales shipments 54 baes spnne
PoRr ROYAL Dec ll-COou. weekly receip.s 53l bale,
exports. eOastvise. "a bsios stock, 76l bales
hDSOlA Dee llICotion weekly net receipts. 65l bales
MKxPHIs l-Cotton que unchanged: Midi M 1aaa
200 b,ss oci is7i q 0S2 bales s9s a. ~ s: ..s
net receipts 2oO77 bse spneus l492i bale. sa IO 200
bales. N'-N'
PanADrrua. Dec. IL Cotton quiet Miadhnr l4i,o, Io
MddnE i4c; Good odnSrr 1889, receps 352 bales sro
Mssss ,s s Gsst Csc osa. 1856 4S ss I,;s.
Sss. cssls sas bale. ss Yssi bales .''' "-'' 1850
diar is Good Oraissrr, is'vs; ps rscep 2sS NH hi
2s9 s.h.; ooas.,se 1910 bales sales is S.es
IovS1LIs. ii-Cono. v-v dun Ma4as bed q. l4e; no
NosHx oea lL-cese. ssa; Miadins 1874. Lo. M,ddins
936 s.ss 1900 b. oel 5si bss. weeiIy n., s
235S7 bales 1883 bses sIpos to Great Bn.s
S452 bsks fsSos 800 bales; seas,v 1857 bses 1
BOsTos Dec li-COss dali .aa ssps.. xiasH.s l4, Ls,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
Bteamboata ano Railroads,
RIAL ESTATE.

HEw-YoRK, Friday. Dec. H. 1s7E
At the Exchange SalesrOom to-day, E. A.
Law wrence Co sold two aud half story brick house
and lot. north side of Nineteenth-s 2s76 fee6ast Of
Nnth-ave., 2l.IoxG3.3, 10 C. W. Wade. for g. ioo
j. T. Stearps sold lot. 25IloO on washingtonave.
east side and known No. $50 OF the village
Merose, south to CITY OF New York. Tor a. also
lot on Westchester Rroadave north sde 90 feet west
OF Passage-ave, known lot No. $50 map OF East
Morrisania, to same purchaser 1920. Both these
lots are located in the new Twenty-t third Ward.
Jonn McClave has sold lot, side OF Eighth.
ave-, rs feet south Of One-hundre-an ninth ST.,
25xl00, for 1900,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
financial.
THB AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK !
Nm. 4. H. {

The AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL B,NK(
NEw-ioRK Dec /, 1874. {
ELECTION.-An election for Directors will
IL he held at tue Office this Bank TUESDAY jan l2 next
from II IN. to | O'CLOCK p. WILSON Cashier
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the AN
~ NUAL ELECTION DEC rOiS Of the Lost BRANCH AND
SEA SHORE RAILROAD COMPANY viii b. held the office Of
he mpanv Long Branch ~ j. WEDNESDAY, the Gt5 day
Januay. 1873
The polls open at 12 m sDf close at , :. N.
books Of the ComIny will he closed SATURDAY Dec
26 ls14 at the Office OF G. j. Osborn Co., 81 BrOL,
NeW-YOrk. and reopeneJ Oh jan g, 1910. ...
G. p MOROSIN
nnl IT,an
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12
COTTON RscErPTs.
WOOL MARKET.

PuuIpxrPutA, Dec. ll.-woo dull and steady stocks
usually Ls1' for the season ohS penn;yV.n, and West West
b7c Coarse 5Oa52& &c Eewiork Mchiran Indiana and West
ern Fine, 4Sd5Oe. Medium Doc Coarse, soc Comsi9g,
Washed Od65c do Unwshed 431i5c Caaais Combng 81
6j Fine Unssshe 3jc Coarse and eium Washed 40df2 %
Tusabed 55d Colorado. Washed 30a3oc; Un.ahed.
23d25e and Menro. Pulled 45Gi7c No and Super.
Pulled 43a47c; Texas Fine and MEDIUM 70 93Oc Teas Coarse
22a 5 California Fne and Medium 30d35c California Coarse
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

NOTICE.-The undersigned Trustees under
lie LAND MORT GAGE Of TIE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY made them the Bondhoe snd dated
lie fr. st) October D. 1870 hereby gy' they
hold Five Thouta Dollars gold with which,
erane with the terms OF si mortgage they propose TO re
s bonds shall be offered al the lowest at or less than
the par vsiOe thereof
Sealed bids suerder Of bonds will he received the Office of
Tie True Of Fourth t) and Townsenists in the e of
Francisco Ca until sAe hste nth 3 DAY Of December A. d.
1874. MARA igfhlNn.. Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

pS5s S.e.s. sias: e.r. dull :, iias iis.
'0o' and Tie market 1, Vsry .',s,s % We qOss' COD
NewYos, good to eAesos Western. us~....""..sss55 s5ss
s.sr:i low /: II; tSstd "A :;:.i:
Eastern 45aSo
clip ,he iovs from Mr. hume. e Wssag nIp p1.Ses u
S% &c 70 % n o. q: a.: Zee: a
S.gs sSSs and ss s .ssa s s
ssrsssn and : .ssn' b, sr such
are sIe.rd unr'aetcn' between o., S,''',: .n sr .S
::s:' s: ss g.: 5 :: as
SSs sn n .SsSS ss sd sn
S.n S,, S ss S ,Ip Sns .tre"ss and
much eeue an % r.s s sse. keep there probs
biiiy of our markets declining: Avn ,ov-. Bae.
Receip.. for he ss"; 1874 .:.....s6
Total recs Pc o same period IN 1s7s.......'l9ssla
Eas%r ss::1S: l1 sp. s.s sept l.
S ss @ COT g. % .sS Iss G &C sGef
81 g5a6O dull steady Long Rye at 6oe Short do at
aGGP-TOe msie, has been quiet unchanged ., 7ease
s s % Ta%pe1 @a sns. .al:a s ss
Win .as ct m s'ss sssS SH '%s With &
small sales Of Madras s2ps7c Manila at is .beSe
LNSBBp-The market quiet and prices are nominal h
steady and susta.ed the embrace 100000 Lake
% he sS sns E c ss;i 6 aHG G t
csiea 70 small lots lac gold generally be asking prices at the
.S: ss:s 50 d oS DSns.s 6 6sG iS's
se less 10 cent to the trade In rig I'm we % ns' n
as I,ie ne" s.sis sa'' .o3 CS}0'I iois .s 22s
81 h In ,daSa. p .ss f upf ft he more vor.b cres
sdve here being ,' holes have hsa @ iu
the. S and v" m our pasne
Charcoal T sOas9 62 and 1000 boxes ch.S Tsr1e ne
particulars withheld Other metals are Que but firmly main
@oiAssEsTOregn very dull and nOmins Domestic arrives
freely and attracts tile principal attention OF the .oe @ on
e1Ses SS ss' We quote Cuba Centrifugal and Sgss
qs oy @ snaS Rss Insa aS
4oaGoe AVID kev-Oreans at SO dd5e oro,.
Fea s24 Mddnss $25 Fine DO at s2SqtSo hIe
S. 20 Ordinary Good strsnet; Spirits Tupeutne IN he
nn and ues have easier tonei We only hear Of oo Dds
OLLsLnseei without change quoted at 7S'ye tOf eost &
Sa pff sn nn 81 ' 65ssi ia for Fall to wiGieT
aud 67a75e for No Mehade1 very q1e Sh nye an s9G s ,b
out movement quoted 4sc Refined Summer Yellow 90
G57 lsc snd Winter Yellow e0c. Other Oils are dun.
Of 800 bb $50 6OaS2O rs Old Mess and s2l f gninsctel
do Bee sn and oa TS % I s , d o. 80 e9s s ss sss
plenty demand Of 100 'Gs Prime N ses: , We, r.a s,g
iGa ps Ms: sss ss sS % Of c y Es & Il
Meats scdye and eI ame, 5000 .ee at SaaS
Hams; all4 for Picked Lsms l2l2alSc for smoked dS
5000 Bellies, u 9@lO 2 aeTSs9 sS Ie, l,, .. 5o
sales Of $50 boxes at l0dlc for
be-, es S,as @ LoS fs S m wem ss ios c c
Short Rib nothing doing future Dressed Hogs rather easier
nd & @ sGs better AMI o re ir tS closes %aI es for the
futures OF GOO CITY 0l3'sr 100 tcs No lS
tcs for IaIaIs l34c $50 West steam liioal3 1916
10y future delivery hear Of 500 to egr Pect%eer l d TO-
seller February l3GlS 15lGc 2.76O 'es seller sI months
Brr1ERTh market remains quet the liberal supplies prices
"a rnlea aiou steady HeQ Quote.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-12

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