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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-01
NEW GOODS AT BARGAINS
AND OLD STOCK AT COST!

AND OLD STOCK AT COST!
TIHHE Gentlcmen'S Furnishing and Ladies' Fash
ionsbe Dress Goods Store opposite tic Bank
of Charestown mas just brcn plenished Nth very
many articles specially adapted the present sea
son. The Stock in the
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING LINE
is complete in every department nd the most fas'-
ioHeble styles. at the most reduced prices can -
all times be found. SHIRTS Made to Order. of the
best material, and fits guaranteed.
STRAW HATS & COTrONADEs AT COST
Tho style and variety of Ladies and Misses Shoes
is specially worthy OF attention, as better article
ty Many new and fashionable varieties OF
DRESS GOODS
just received, and very pretty stock Of Lawns at
Cost. A fine assortment of Kid ana Silk Gloves,
ard the hest selection oil Hosiery in the town.
IN THE NOTION DEPARTMENT
every article needed can be obtained. fine Piano
O. County Produce. of al! kinds. taken In e1--
JOHN ". LOCK.
August 5. 1873.
T HAVE just.rcceived the largest nd raost hand
| some stock OF Cas.iincrs that has ever been
brought to this city Don't fail cal carly in the
season and make your selections you now get
the beat styIea. ID v. SIAUFFER
nON'T fail to call and sec them Beautiful
- Black Alpaca. Tho only place in Frederick
where the same brand can be had W Ich surpasEss
ali otners. d V. STAUFEElss. =
NEW Stock of Carpets and Oil ClpthF.
~ October s, 1874 D'V.-STAgJ
If you want nice fit and hands.,ps g:
4 sTPERloR two Button Kld CIV CIV Is
NEW stock of Ladies' and MEMS Unaetasfe
NEW Stock of Fail and Winter G,.od.: jnsffszl
IN ccived by D v. STAUFFER :
'I'HE largest assortment of adies Tiess nd ROIs,
FEEDER eE. Nd !. October g. is74
CMlTH'S whoopiDg Cough CordiaI-a certain
= cure; Cherry PICTORIAL rroches-ior coughs.
colds sore throat Bronchitis. SC Also Wells &
EGsy Gs.SH's rroehe'' for b BE1LkR
CEALING WAX far sealing a II kinds of Canned
~ Fruits, for ga lie by c. E. HELLER
HORSE Blankets and Lap Rugs, for sale b.
1 Sov: 10 1874 las. Law. RonFF.
nov TO- T ls7 ana j 1ls[ Law .S '' HGoFF
DOPE of all sizes and Fodder Yarn, for sale by
TAivASizED Coal Hod, a and Buetsr.. CHAM
" Der Sets, Pans, Dog Irons, Shovel and Tongs,
Water Buckets. Fire Pans. &c. f"r,.Ie by
Nov. TO- 1874. JAS Law .H3OFF.
" ALL PAPER.-lOO different styles of Wall
e. W.T.. KEARsLEY.
A STRAL OI-non xpIo.ive-for sale by
"A Dec. ?. GEO. w T. KEARSLEY
T IME for Withdrawing. for saI- bv
1908 19r T r. Gun Powd MEH Youn@ Nv
" son, Japan, EngliSh BreHkfast and Oolong
Teas, for sale by G. WI KEARSLEY
April II, 1914
TRY HAINEs' Five Cent Havana Cignrs-
Brauds: Our Pride, and Little Bea uties
October %, lSI4
L by WASHINGTON LIPPITT.
nRY PINE EINDLING finely sp1it, kept always
- on hand our Coal and Wood Yard
Nov. IS. WASHINGTON LIPPI1T.
A NIMAL FOXES for sale by
n April Is, 1871. JAS. Law. HooFF.
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Ef;~ revival of religion of unusual cx-
tent is now in progress at the Methodist
Church, in Gooney Manor, Warren county
Va, some thirty persons having already Joined
the Church, and on Sunday night of last week
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-01

CORN AND WOOD wANTED-for
dues to this Office Patrons will please sup
ply US at once
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LoGAL IMTEIIIGEHcE.

TTNHE AMERICAN sARDINE CO.'S BONE
i less SardlneS, are much better. and less than
half the cost of imported Sardlnes.
March II. 1ST4-1y.
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SHENANDoAu VALLEY RAILROAD
learn from the Page Courier that CONTRACTS
have been entered into by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and other corporations
which guarantee material aid and assistance
towards. the construction of tho Shenandoah
Valley railroad" The Courier processes not
to know the nature of these contracts, but re-
marks that officer of the company says they
of such character ''as to cause him to
feel entire confidence in the success of the
road. -Richmoad In.) Dispatch
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( Winchcslcr Tines.

10 How many, when menting with suffering
and want have regretted that they did not pos
sess the means 10 relieve the distress of unfor-
tunate fellow mortals. A ticket in tito Texas
Gift Concert Association at Denison. may make
the poor man wealthy. At least the cost is but
a trilc and no one but spare dollar to buy
a ticket without any inconvenience.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-01

esTINITED States Bonds. - by Rev Dr. Handy,
- for sale by GEO. I. LIGHT, Agent
ETRESH GROUND PLASTER for ca lie by
i Mar. 3. WASHINGTON * LIPPlTT.
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u " y. - y. -
: A FREsH supply Of Tal-cco. cleers- D 49,. q. =
- ,gfessffte Prpef- ci0ar cae~s frokrre. rI.t.1
and 1. sHSksr., aFJiefes g nefeils lrssi. ~
TOILET On" wasbipg soap Tor sale b.
Jun" 9. 1@74 > RsR0DEPIcK
CEO. II TURNER'S best Family Flour aIravn
N ON haEd aud Ter sale by
pArAP>Co RaLirg Powder eus'sptred aoeFsns
i der satisia-tt"u IN very case il prnpcrtV bs-d
For sale by J. r. RoDERHK
LNOR SchOoi BnOks. GO IN n. F. Hepdsrscn a
i T." =. will br found large STORY al
every thing in this line T.srhers anG OtLrts wish
ing 10 purchase IA1g"y. requested - give us .
eeiI befO'' 'nv'UE elSrwhE'"
Sept. % 1874. HENDERSON Il 20.
A LII the popular brs pds oil smoking and Oh -.
~ ing Y baeco, CigArs. Tor isle nv
Sept % 1874 HESDERsOE co
A LII kind. Of Spices for 'iekeI,nR Sealing Wax
~ for s.a'irE Cans and Bottles al
sept %, 1873 HENOtRsoN's.
INFANTS GnIn D,nw.rsa At
Sent. ~. ia HEHDERSONR.
< 4 ~ \ k.h Il urInR = pd -17efT B,T-
- the sta ndard Blue Of Americs 90 be- bad II
November IS, 1873 q p BEIIER
p IsTNG sUN stove POLISH. T"' b."a" Of
IL poli'h PaVing of IsFsr, Durability freeness
from duet and III I, and for ches Ouees th,s c,ena
rat'3n >. NV unriSs led G. ~ BFLI ER
EENIINE "ser'cha"m CiPHT HnIdeTS Pride Of
EiTRiui" snd ell IN" ;..pu'aT hrs pdP ri STnnk
ing T''h'"c". Unmarried md DOHss'ir CiRsTs Pine
"u' and the heel brands o. Plug T"hser. to Fe hSd
of e REIIER
eharIes,own. Nev 10, Is7a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-01

To Qua PArRoNs-We take this occasion
to remind our patrons that we need Money.
and We trust this simple reminder will be suf
icfent to cause them to come forward and pay
their Indebtedness. To those in arrears for
subscription, advertising, &c, due previous
to the death of the late proprietor, We have
to say that his estate must be closed up, and
the Executors require immediate settlement
of all outstanding dues to this Office. We
hope ihis hint will be sufficient to cause a
prompt response, and prevent a resort to other
means for collection.
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GIVE US AN ANSWER Suppose one per-
son should desire to give another ten dollars,
in a series of gifts (nota very supposoble case
by the way) and should at first make his gift
SIS, the second 50 so, the third 81 25, and so
on, reducing his gift one half each time, how
many different gifts will it require to make
the ten dollars, and what would be the amount
OF the smallest one? We await an answer
INCEsTUOUs RAPE Simon Milan. resd,
ing in Putnam county, in this State, on the
18th instant was held for the action of the
grand jury on charge OF rape preferred
against him by his daughter Annie. aged IS
years, The circumstances, as related by a
CORES pendent of the Baltimore San, says that
paper, are atrocious, and unfit for publca>
ton
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-12-01

EARBOLIC Dent Soap, this Soap will remove
~ Tartar, prevent decay OF the teeth, impart
hrmness to the gums. and thoroughly cleanse the
mouth, to be found at c. &. BELLER'S
spices of all kinds, several kinds of Baking
~ Powder, Corn Starch, Dessicated Cocoa Nut.
Extracts Lemon. Vanilla, Orange. Strawberry,
Pine Apple and Nectar, 20 be had at
Aug 4. 1874. c f BELLER'S.
COMSTOCK'S Rational Food. a substitute for
~ Mothers milk, comp sed oL.Iy of the heart of
the berry of Wheat and Barley. and cannot in any
case be the least injurious, to be found at
Aug.4, 1874. C BELLER'S.
E7RESH Turnip Seed to behad
L Aug.4, 1874. C BELLER's.
I ARGE Cakes Fine Toilet Soap oniv 10 cents a
IL cake at c. E. RELLER'S.
SOMETHING NEw-Perfumed Rose Buds, NAV
- be worn the hair, Neck Coat. Grand
Duchess Cologne, the sweetest out. to be had at
Aug 4. 1874. c. BELLER'S
~ LASs-AIl sizes Putty, &C. just received and
" for sale by HENDERSON & CO.
Oct y. LII
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Sept Is, lst4- Cm F"de,ick, Md.
"NOW IORTHE NEAT WHEAT CROP"
WHANN's SUPER PHcsPHAT


wv "le, he Farmers for " heat thiS fall
w whanu's Super Pb"Sph te.
Being ours'lVes intrTesIcd III the wheat crop, aud
having given the different VRreIirs spCCaI az
tennOn iOr several year Ne ate prepared from our
observation t" ofFe. TO the farmsTs article
that we are DOT afraid to &c mmend, and guar
to contain much OF the pr pertieS
for the growth mA'u' ing md yield Of he. ANY
We have heretofore offered, which has been used
in Onr cCunty.
We propose to coll this Ph"'Phate upon ~ favor
able and satisfactory tCrns aS sny ofiared 10 the
market. aud ~" willnR I" test II sIop gside OF
any other nov used. The raSt few yrars have
SAtirfrd II in telgent tarm"Vs that IL 10 use Isss
and v"ry unpr"ftHhle TO SOW wheat without como
kind of fertilizer. and i! Is III" experience OF the
hest ard auccec ful Of the wheat
growing p"rtons of our country THAT only high
farming" pave
We will furni h Circulars upon appIica lion, and
"" would he plCAseN 10 have ali orders ior ouF
Phosphate p'ss iblrt TO enable TO be
prerAreu To FL them without fail.
We can 'her Z" the Farmer GrAhgrs great jn.
ducements TO buy of ue
HILLEARY h JOHNSON
Summit Point w Va july ~, 1874 6m
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MAIL CnANGEs.-Under the present rail-
road schedule the arrival aud departure of our
mails is changed as follows:
Arricul4
From Ripou and Kabletown, at 10 o'clock,
a. 81.
Eastern and Western Mail, via Harper
Ferry, 1l:26, a ".
Valley Mail, vi. Winchester, $50, P NJ.
DEPARTURES.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, close at 1l:1O.
A. NJ.
Ripon and Kabletown, 1l:25. A, n
Eastern and Western, via Harper's Ferry,
5:45, p. NJ.
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and viii there manufacture Wooden G Gods on an
increased scalehavi ng greater facilities and more
Impro ed Mac hin cry bcsidea full corps cUmpe-
tent workmcn. Every article heretofore mauu:ac-
rured under my supervision will, in my prcscut
establishment. be produced in greater perfection,
and will compare favorab!y with the best fnhrics
ani il. the market for Wool, and will purchase
the Factory, and through my 4 gents in Charles
town .Mcssrs. Duxe * C alshcr- ailowu g the high
market price IF convenient for my ID
CUSTOMERS who may desire to excha &c Wool for
Goods tn deliver the Wool in ChRrlestOwn, Mcssrs
Duke Gallsher are authorized to receive and
receipt for the came
Inform tion ss to prices, &C., may be had by
Nddrcseing me ut Kab!etown, or my Agents Mt
CbRrestown
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me. trust merit, by careful at
tention to SCpinesa, the manufacture uf superior
goods and by moderate chargcs, a continuance of
the good will and custom Of old friends and trial
by ones. A. NlcCARRELL, in.
May 26, 1871
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MUSICAL AssocIATIoN-Th occasion of
the second rendition of the beautiful Operetta
of ''Genevieve" by the Musical Association
of Charlestown, on Wednesday evening last
attracted to Washington Hall" a good and
appreciative audience. The Operetta was
rendered with 6ue effect, and was followed by
magical exhibitions by Prof silvano, (Mr. A.
W. Hawks which were we'll conceived and
admirably conducted, the whole concluding
with number os pleasing Tableau represen-
tations-''The Choice of the People, Mason
and Tanner" with the woe>begone ''Iude-
pendent, bringing down the house.
This Association, it will be remembered,
will during the Christmas holidays repeat the
"O.d Folks Concert" and reproduce the
WAX Works of Mrs farley" when we be-
speak for the organization good houses on
each evening
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Dropped Ee06-We are informed that on
Saturday morning last, the 2lst instant,
Charles 3. Pcrdy, carpenter, who has been
for several weeks at work on the farm of
General Thos. j. McKaig, between Hagers.
town and Sharpsburg, went into Nancy Bow
er's saloon on the canal. near Bakersville, and
called for pint of whisky. He drank the
whole pint, and was in the act of paying for
it when he dropped dead. No wonder he
dropped dead.
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WANTED.

7 WANT Boy in my store about I6 yearq of ge
i of moral repnte, ndustr ious habits, and no
does not usetO5acco None other need apply -
Preference given to one from the county
Oct 20, 1874 GEO W.T. KEARsLEY
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OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
4 NIGARS of own manufacture retAiIed at
~ wholesale price,. No. Cigars for cents;
all articles in our llue in proportion.
September 2, 1873 J B. HAINES
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e." the Charlestowu Post Office, November
30Ih, 1874:
Gentlemen
Br"leu. N. s. Lane. Rev. s. F.. D. D.
Carter, Stanly. McLane. Alan f.
l.eutz or Seutz Capt. OBrine. Nathan
Lane. Fl Agt Du~ White, John.
prey L. Beudicks Wilmington, John.
Minstreis.
Ladies'
Erwin. Salle 3. Knodlcr, Mrs. Maggie
GiImer, Miss Juliet. Miller, Miss Mary.
Tomas, Mrs. Caroline F.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of,
flee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
G.. LEIsESRING, P. n.
For RENT.-By advertisement of Mr.. L
Dinkle. it will be seen that he offers for Rent,
possession given the l>t of January, the store,
room and dwelling occupied by him for some
time past-as business location one of the
best in town. Mr.. Dinkle has located in
Grafton, West Virginia where he will pursue
the same line Of business conducted by him
here Char'estowu's loss will he Grafton 5
gain. In Mr.. Dinke it secures a valuable
citizen, Jealous in everything undertaken by
him, and emphntic.lIy trustworthy. With
the Free Press, from which We copy the above
we commend him and his family who will
shortly follow him, to the good people OF
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Ora Miller, aged
about 10 years, little grandson of DR. o. II.
Owings, of the ''Owings House." in this place,
was thrown from horse at the Western
suburbs of the town on Saturday afternoon
Lass. the fall producing conclusion of the brain,
and he has since been in critical condition
At this writing, however, his symptoms are
pronounced more favorable, and strong hopes
are entertained Of his speedy recovery
LECTURE OK JERUSALEM Rev F How
ard Kerfoot will deliver lecture in this place.
this CMonday) evening, at the Baptist Church.
upon Jerusalem. aud sacred places thereabout
in their connection with the Bible He ad,
dressed the people of Winchester lately, his
effort being pronounced one of the bes on the
subject ever delivered there Iustruc ton and
entertainment promised all who can attend.
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NE " GO o Ds

merchandise. Consisting of DRESS GOODS,
NOTIONS, D0MEsTICs,
HATS, CAPS. CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES.
QUEEESwARE AND GROCERIES,
Which think will be found of good <, AIDES, aad
tho variety great and prices as low any other
house in the town
Nov. 3, $50 GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
CHAD, MAckerel and Herring, for sale by
~ Nov. 3. GEO. W. T. KEARSLET
DURE Cider Vinegar for salc nv
L Nov. 3. GEO. ". T. KEARsLEY.
fNLAY Crooks, assorted sizes. for sale by
~ Nov ) GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY.
OATH Brick, ard Flower Pot, for'aais by
ID. Nov. 8. GEO. W. T. KEAR2LEY.
John r. Hstnos,
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on, YES! OH, YES!

II AYISG taken out Iiccnee ms Auctiorccr !
would form the people of Jefferson that
prepared to cry sales. Sc, at the shortest no
tice and upon reasonable ter ms, and invite the
Public Auction.
DANIEL HEFFLEBOWER
Rippon, October :, ls73-6m.
BRADLEY's SUPER PHOSPHATE.
IA7 Z Agents Tor this Fertilizer. go we'll and
w favotahly known in Jeffersur County that il
hardly needs recommendation Prices reduced.
Libcr dlscOunts will be made in favor of large
orders. SeEd orders early.
WASHING TON Il LIPPITT,
P. o. Box As, i:hArlcstOwn, JEFF. Co ". Va.
July IS, 1874.
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Change ofLocatiorl.
WOOLEN GOODS.
sHANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
mer customers AID the public generally that
he has leased the
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BAlr1MonE, sATunpAr, Noremher 81: ls7.
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+@9a1- III @-s-LE@ Z
Bonnets. Hate, Frames, Flowers, Ribbons. Feath
ers. Birds Wings. Bando, Ts,Jet Trimming in
short evErytbingt in this line OF the latest STYLE
can be found the Twin Frunts.'' Mrs. Gold
smith and Miss Kate Walters i'll be plea sed
their lady customers early day. and pledg
themselves to manufacture and fill to the best of
their ability all orders entrusted to their care, upon
the mosI reasonable terms.
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS -emainin!
ii" the CharIeStowu Post Office, Novembe
30Ih, 1874:
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A DOUBLE WEDD1Ne.-On Wednesday

A DOUBLE WEDDING.-On Wednesday
morning last, at o'clock, large assemblage
of persons was gathered at St. Francis Church
to witness the marriage of Lieut.. John Me-
Quaide. of the West Augusta Guard, to Miss
Sallie A Mcmahon, daughter of Maj. Ed.
McMahon, the well known railroad contractor,
and Mr.. Lawrence A. Montague, of Harper's
Ferry, to Miss Virginia McQuaide, of Har-
risonburg. The West Augusta Guard, under
command of Capt. s. T. Phillips, paraded in
compliment to their popular lieutenant, and
drew up in line in front of the church, presents
ing arms as the. bridal couples: passed
The church was crowded to witness the rite,
which was celebrated by Rev. Father McVerry,
most touching address: being delivered to the
contracting parties by Rev. Father Kane, of
Harpers Ferry. Aftor the ceremony an ell
egant breakfast was served to numerous in
vited guests at the residence of NJ al McMahon,
and among the bridal presents TO be seen were
. silver salver. pitcher, and two goblets pre-
ssnted by the members Of the West Augusta
Guard to the lieutenant and his bride. The
parties left on the 11:3O train for Richmond
and the North !StountOm TIndicator.
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II DIES STA Y -
- LADIES' HAIR BR AIDS.
L4DlES''RfD BI.0NEG-
The New York herald., 1874-12-30

sc re DO. 70 toI2 s,.c. ssc DO. Is . IS rIc
lussc.i white, yac lJbzc. Porto Rico-kennnt. com
mon 10 prime, Ie Ssc grocery. alr TO choice. SIC.
Ssc Brazii-Dutch standard NOS q to n 71xc. Sc.
Jnva-Duieh standard Nos 10 TO q sac. Sc Ma
niia-Superor ana extra superior 7s<c. q 1y.c. New
notwithstanding grades, bl4c 15xc.
sTEARisE was neglected aud nominal at l5c. per 10.
ToBAoco.-The market tor SEED leaf remained very
quiet and values were to an exent, nominal We have
only 10 note sales OF LOO cases sundry kinds
lc SOC lD and 3 OF Ohio, crop 1873 on pr-
yate terms Kentucky was iess active st in fair de-
mand and Arm The sales loot up 5Jl hrds ut lie
per b Foreign decidedly more active. within the
previous range OF prices sales aOJ bales OF Havana
from s5c 81 20 per h. and sS bales OF Yara private
terms.
TALLow in small demand, with sales IS 600 lbs
o. SIC. per lb
wSIskKr.--Receipis. 500 bbis The market was dull
and again lower Sales were reported OF ~ bDls. al
So "a and l5o 5bs at sl closing AT the lower price
WooFhe market since our last has ruled very quiet
but values exhibited no change excepting for ta Cali
l0e los Xxx Michigan At 52hc 5000 lbs Of heavy heeee
do at tbc 80 bags oi low secured at Soc 3vc lbs OF
sGc 1000 lbs OF spring do al 33c.. 60 bags OF do bury
and slightly bury, at 3Oc Sac 5000 lbs of slightly
bury do at &c. 100 lbs Of sl. California 26isc..
500 lbs OF domestic nos at C.. 600 lbs OF fine Eastern
Tex c 900 lbs OF Western unwashed fleece 5000
hs of medium unwashed mixed wool 1900 lbs OF Aus.
raian 1900 lbs OF pulled Canada deiane 10 bales tall
California, l6 bags super pulled, DO No 6do OF
Georgia and 20 bags secured last India al private
ter
The New York herald., 1874-12-30
LOSING pRICES-3 P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON QUIET AND EAsY-FLouR STEADY
WHEAT FIRM-CoRN DEARER-oATs FIRM
gARLEY AND RYE INACTIvE-PoRK DULL AND
UNCHANGED-LARD EAsY-aRoCERIEs FIRM
FRE1GHTs T1RMER-EAsT INDIA GOODS DULL
PETROLEUM FIRMER-sPIRITs TuRPENT1NE
EAsIER-RosN DULL AND UNCHANGED
METALS DULL-wOoL QUTET-wHIsKEY LOWER.
TUESDAY. Dec. 29-6 M.
The markets were irregular and prices nncru-
ated considerably. At the Produce Exchange -four
was steady, with moderate demand. Wheat was
in limited demand, owing to the increased nrm-
ness Of freignts; but the market was, neverthe.
less firm and full prices realized for all sold
the market closing quiet but nrm. Corn was in
active request part speculative), and prices ad-
vanced considerably the market leaving on
strong at the Improvement. Oats were strong,
with fair demand. Barley remained quiet and
nominally unchanged. kye was dull and nominal.
Pork was quiet and nominal. Lard was dull ana
easier. Freight room was scarce and advanced.
Cotton sold little more freely the spot" but
dull and for future" Groceries continued In
fair demand and arm. Metals dull but essen
TALLY changed IN value Petroleum attracted rather
more attention, and frmer Spirits OF turpentine
dull and lower. while rosn inactive and no.ni
nally unchanged Wool was quiet but exhibited ap-
preciabe change in value.
Asnxs-Receipts for the past three days 81 packages
The market ruled quiet Pots sold sparingly 6isc
per lb while pearls remained nominal at about $40
per lb
BUILDING MATERIALs.-Brick without apprec eciabie
change in value and only moderately dealt in. Lime
was in limited request, and quoted steady at 81 10
81 IS for Rockand common and 81 so 81 83 tor do
lump quiet and quoted steady at 81 30 for
Rosendae and eS4 25 - so for Roman and Portland.
Laths were quiet and unchanged; quoted at 81 so Tor
Eastern.
BExswAx.-The market con tinued quiet and
changed Small sales made within the range Of
Soc a Sic. tor yellow Western and Southern
BROOK CoRs-we have change to note. limited
business was transacted steady figures within the
range OF the following quotations We quote :-Short.
green brush 3c. l4c green hurl l2hc 4c; medium
green lie &c., AMI red and red tipped &c, lc ea.h
BEANS AND PEAs--The market during the past iew
days ruled Quiet sli description with values not
Quotiby lower. but favoring the buyer We quote -
Medium. new. choice 81 rs 81 m: medium fair 10