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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
Baltimore & &Wilmington, NC
Semi-Weekly Steamship Tin

Semi Weekly Steamship Line.
Composed OF the irst-class Steamships
"; J.. FOLEY. Capt D. =. PrIcr
REBECCA CL1DE...... Capt. D. C. CaIIns
!, LUG4dLE. E............C Capt. J. s. BENNETT
HALEiGH. :.:........ Capt. ]. s. OLIyEE.
w LII hereafter sail from BALTIMORE
w every TUESDAY and FRIDAY. and
and SATURDAY. a :
Connecting at Wilmington, N. O.. with I'll .
Wilmington, Ce'umbia and Augusta Rail.
road, giving Through Bills OF Ladinc to and
from ell points in North and South Carolina.
Georgia and Alabama.
Conhccting at Columbia. 8. G.. with +ba
Greenvillo and Columbia Railroa and Char.
lotte division Of the Charlotte, Columbia ana
Augusta Railroad. NA>-
Connecting at Augusta, Ca, with Georc;,.
Macon and Augusta and Central Hailroadp'
Steamers CT this line, on arrival in VIII.
nlilng ~, on stop at Hai!road Depot, and tho
naliroSG Freight, being slowed separately II,
steamer, is transferred under covered sheds.
direct to Cars, without delay, and forwarded
by t'e fast Freight Express that eyenir r.
NO drayage in Wilmington. and no transfer
from Wilmington South. Rates guaranteed
as low as by any other route, and al Losses
Or rovcr-cbarges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods pia Stee msl,ip to WHINING
Ton, and forward bile of Lsding TO Hailros,,
Agent, Wilmington, N. G..
For further informaticn sprly TO either of
nndcrhiGned Agents OF the Iile.
ANDREWS & co, Agents Is e. W. Steam
ship Line. No: 53 Smiths Whsr, Baltimore.
Line, Wilmington. n G.
a. POPE, Gen. raj Freight Aren't
+. W. CLARK, Asst Gen. Fr. irlit Ae't.
II. NJ COTTlNGHAM, G,Mrai Western
HEent ALlAhta Yin Nov 23 3mns
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
TIE LONDON COMMUNE Lopdor

TIE LONDON COMMUNE. London
letter, which gives an account of the
burning OF the Pantschnicon, attributes
the disaster to the Commune. Tie
building was supposed to be fire-proof,
and no fire was allowed inside. yet, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon, the flames
burst forth. This led to some inyesti.
cations, which resulted in pointing very
strongly to secret organization, which
is known to exist there. but difficult to
unearth. They are antagonistic to the
nobility-in other words, are Commun-
ists. II the suspicious are correct, the
whole stratum of royal and noble society
overiies most fearful volcano OF plebian
hatred. Heaven help the titled few, if
ever the Ignorant, hunger-impelled many
rise in brute force against them.
Lied AStravo ia stif1 IeodiDo Cotb,,o
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
COLUMBIA s. G., MORNING. MARCH p 1874
@pec1al Notices..

OBSTACLES TO OMAItRIAGE-HApp
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
OF errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir.
culars sent free. in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress, AUWAhE ASSOCIATION No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa.-an
honora BILE conduct and professional pkill.
Feb 10 nT9n,o
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Led Assray" is still leading Gotham
that way.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
Celebrated 8 Gent Cigars

Il calculated to hnmbug people out Of til cir
money. but bas become justly celebrate d
only on account OF merit. Meeting tho
wants OF the POOR man. because it enables
nm TO get as good smoke for cents as can
be bought elsewhere at ten cents. Meetin,r
the wants OF the rich man, because in these
times OF uncertaiq speculation he docs not
feel that he can Indulge in his accustomed
havana, and this is the boat substitute.
Meetlng tho wants of travellers. because they
can protect themselves from the enormous
prices usually charged by dealers, and at tho
samo time get better article. Meeting tho
wants ofall, because luxury and economy arc
herein combined. Sold only by
PERRY & SLAWSON,
Indian Girl Cigar Store,
Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia, s. q.
March 2l
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
Seegers' VS.. Cincinnati Beer.

Seegers VS.. Cincinnati Beer.
!lHHE Cincinnati Gazette makes the esto-
Il nishinG announcement that Cincinnati
beer is no longer puro, but adu!tsrated with
molasses, sugar of starch. f,iscl oil and the
poisonous coich!cum. The Commissioners ci
Agriculture, in his report for 1865, SAYS that
Prof. Mapss, OF New York, analysed the beer
from dozen different breworios, and found
all of it adulterated. Cocculus IIldicus and
nu1 vomics entered largely into its compost
tion.
j. q. SFEGERS guarantees his beer to be
puro aud reliable. He does not adulteratc
It, but brcws from the best barley, malt and
hops JAM
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-22
THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE
z. 8. Orchard 81 Co,
UNDER 1N.HsS's n,As.


IK}E won'd respectfully Inform our :,ien! N
w and The public 2tnoraity, that We arl
% now III receipt Of ono Q! the l::te.. assorted
stocks OF DIR! GOODS, HOSIERY, NO
IlCS'', &c:, nd at as low prices AZ thev can
Dc bought III The city.
Among oi;r stock will Ito found:
IS dozen KID GLOVES, in ore aai two
bnttons; all shales and co!ors, at popular
prices.
DRESS GOODS, in tho most desirable
shades for stree, and evening wear
PERCAi.ES. CHELONS am:. CALICOES.
a good assortment of CAHSlSIERES
TWEEDS. COETONADES ard JEANS.
!, BEST SHEETISGS and LONGCLOTHS in
the city Tor the price.
EMBN0IDEKIES, RCFFLING, COLLAR
ETrES, TIES. &c, in grea, variety.
To which VIC call the attention Of nll before
purchasing elsewhere.
:. F. u. ORCHARD 4 co.
y. B.-Conncctcd with our store il n frat
class Drnss-making establishment, conduct
cd by MkS. DURWEI,L, late OF x. G. Shver
Il Co., where she Will bc pleased to sec hcr
trends and customers. March
, 1874-11-25
REAL ESTATE.
Yho following Instruments veto filed for roc.
ord Tuesday, Nov. n:

ORD IuoHday, Nov. ~:
ulT7 PROPERTY,
Iompktnh et, eGG # II Of West Thylorst. af
2nx12o 4-l0 #, dated Nor. .10,..,,...f Ii,
fa',on aat, St; loos It Of May st, ST. a5xio0 ii.
wsss Saa@:as @ Of Wood st, i; s;:iio
ss.el + 81 i of willow It, t. 3i:iaix r.
dated 6opt. 90. 00........... ~
High st, l6o II Of beiien ~, VT. si s;:ias K
Wlthsfmrfoyements dated Nov. ID ~
A1gh st, l6o It Il Of Iclden ~, WI Hoxtla Il.
~, win improvements, dated Nov, D. 3.,,,...
3se premises No. 16 Vernon Nv and otler prop
High Ut, 1ao It Il Of Deltlen ~. VI 5ssiaa
~ with buildings, dated Nov. ii. ...,,,,.
Pearl ut, 9 Of Webster az, . & 23xai H. viii IN.
provetnents, dated Euy, 2j
"ss6 Twelfth st, 37A It " Of Western Nv.
>, lbof?43 Il, datcd Nov. v.U.....,,,... O..
oeatsai park ~ bet Huron and Ohio sts, of
wo.,n,. ~ ~ Matea Noy: lo....... ..........
"dstea'' ste' NJ, s1, y = OF Marion st, p M.iaf
w!so1 +, ls9 3lo Il q t.iicrnis AZ, l. i;
w., 1A2f tt, datcl Nov. v.2.,...' q. .
1se prt,ntsca ~ No. GA West Indiana ct, iatci
West Madison It cori,or oi spauiijna ~.
~ =, 2o0xlo3 Il, dated Nov. 81. ..,,.,, I,
"s5 is5 f. aSd daed n So9 9a9'nins tho above 75z
wentworth AZ. 325 II n Of Thirty.seyentu II. "
I, 2a1l2l It, dated Nor, ,lg..,,.,.... I
same S',l as tho above. dated Nov. 10. .,....'. !
l'asa aaa 81 ~ = cor M Of Superior at, I, 75xl0o IT.
Carroll l;a ot i:iian1i a1, t. ssiiai ID
~ IT., ~ aatea Sept 10. 1875.
, 73h x1ao #, dated Nov. a.. w n
L'aSoiit ay, 100 It o Of Frauklin st. nef 9sr
lO0 It, dated Nov 81 c&..- y ~ n
, 1874-11-25

aroves, Tho prices realized showed DECLINE from
ss,atnruaYs quotations Of lcai6o, Tho unfavorals
sMahgo ~ tho situation Of Tho Eaalorn Market At Tho
att that BhiprorH will scarcely cut even OIL Tho
sast9 aent forward last wcck oa,aod teasonoi de-
sw psy M il9 1t ~ M,ntercst md they wero unwilling to
e not fc9ly clinco Tho o!crnga Of el,olc6 ratt1o
H. Ill., nat ~ insignihcant Ruro Ia o nys supply
sns.a ss'n9 iesa than 300 cal, nll otd, that would
,Tsrs Wss and tat In only two aaanoes S.,eg
TsrSdps dpsneipaly nm as s2so@4oo for common to primo
GOOD butecra TaSfokssa q $2oo@4 - for common to
in',,rAM ~ ncoyoh. stock caltlo were not much
nv etsrtn Is 10y ialca reported did not indicate
BLOCK Was loft uYor unaoll, e'' e'oo "sA4 "
, 1874-11-25
CHICAGO DAILY MAREET.

A1conor Tursn&r EyEN1Eo, Nor. Al,
g5sASscchoice 5s1a Eastern mediums wero quotod
as Iers sna asneaafs ~ moatste aeor request Western
if9n aSa1.2sgs1,35 Nayes wore ta0e@2.50 s''>
,o aas,hi. s stlll apparent in the orke
aro nt aooxo , common aud holders Of con,mo
ao prices LATELY ruling There very large stock
or AZ olher d!atrbuting points, and Tho position
ing concerning the Now York market is clipped from
inc 1aem "onr stock of Western is not ereat
heavv n as ~ present as Tue t. arrss not ycr
rue: resulting IN s4les ctoae up 10 supply, grea
.na @ 81 oaE local distributors finding this ciass o
@ 4uy as goou ior Their tsado "a stato Tho nc.
aiun a, and common sor1u are neglected. Taken as
n1'o wMH,o no nutes market may bo considered easy witt
lines and only the very bent stock n reuil way cou,
, 1874-11-25

e"' 0|poauH. l. nj
TT CHICAGO aoLp-stAngEr.
srncr " osas.oph oMn4 Co.. banko.s, Is South Clar1,
tne' i11}e eoso so,,!gna go!a; 10 o'clock, l1lX buy
1ilN selling; Ii o'clock. IIn, II1i,< thia16 h16 buying:
6el!lpg; O'clock, l11l6 bnyin9 p11133inns, li424
11i1s buying, 11l54 soiling. 1s q oolock'
LATEST
NEW 1oRK, Nov. 2i-'Money e.sv NJ o,<coo,<
per Sont; Prime morcantilo paper g617 ~ :sa,
ahu 8Go10 for second grade. ees' aos a9Ht
q s1ert1ne ern firm at 4S511 1@A8521 for sixtv a,vs
crease from last week Ct over ri S7a Inn voo ae-
sm*Ilest for any Quo week for many oou,n %aa the
me strike OF tho lougshoromen las Ind at, pnes'
tlilf'g TO 10 with this, but In not enough In ;tsai,
to produce the groat difference batwenn ''asit ~.
week and last. Des"een THIS
Customs reccipts $aa5, 600.
uu!d strong, and advanced from J11ot >.
1iltG, closing at 1l1s{. Carrying raten II to9 =.
ror cent. Borrowing rate Hut. WV
Clearings, SAC. .00GO00.
!fnabnry disbursements, S288,000
4rivaIo adyicea state TINT exchange at Paris m
!.onaon ~ stu at point which permits tic iul
Eountoh OF cold ilto France. hlauy baukcra
Hcro bd|toVo that tho BANK of EunInun'a rata ~
discount will ho advanced Thursday next.
stockholders of tho Quicksilver hlininp nor.
phhy Wera In session to.dny conBlderiIe iLo
question or equafiztng tho common stuck with
preferred. and enable both olaByoa to SHARE ailtc
III tho division OF tho surplus o1rn,nrs
of earnings to accruo. 4 resolution was niTnrnI
ahsehtlng to tie conversion OF common stock IN
- 10 preferred stock upon tho payment Of t5 nor
Ellaro' Tho adoption Ut thus resolution was pro-
feA'ed " doorxe L. kout, q prolersol stook-
, 1874-11-25
M ccAGo DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER % ,s7u

o'1; J.. ooo bu do mixed at 5sc. Total, 4t,aoo bu,
dcIy Myo waa laiot, and advhnood 10 por bn intlor
i,gta @ onorlnys: with good domnt,d and douroan.
nreas 's ssoes: k Thcre now only ossis 6u Of ali
Rar1sa Rrndes ~ store and worry ttlo coming IN. Thc
m."aaet aa". olosod strong A. go for No. 3, Conh
~, na'Gs w. were reported Of 800 bu No. at a3o loo
ou doo SO. at o2o; and 40u pu do at 0lilc Total,
r.l narey fti was dull and 1@2o lowor. Thoro vas
pory Ute demand, aud fair offerings onco tic
Sats; e., soller tho month vaa entirely nominal at
Ttoc7oT, - so!!or December was SLOW at 81. .2ol6M
a:11, q r. cnsh No. closed ut sl.201 and No. n
s$lle@l.lo, g., according to location, tho naIdo be
ing M Tor roceipts In tic Contral Elevator, Cash
en.os so "ero reported Of 900 bn No. at 91.27I.
p, Soog bu Do q s1.27; 400 bn do at 81. .2o1; 4t6
~ ~ 40 &c sl:2s; 800 bn No. nt sl.14 Id bu do
e e Tdl3 1900 bu do at ella; 40O bu do at
Si.lo' 4oo bu rojeeted At 31.05 1,200 bu BY sam.
20 2, n 9t 81 90; 400 BY do as 81 80 4C00 b do at
wd,zs 400 ba do at el.26; 600 bu do at si,2alS:
auo nu 90 at s1.20i 400 bu do ut @l.l5, ali on
GRAIN IN sToRE,.
ING Iollowing aro tho footngs OF tho Official
Iepors o. Rfnin in store In this oily on to oyot,.
lQR OF SATURDAY. 1ARt u
, 1874-11-25

i,a os|solers woro In cheerful MOOD tof1av, ami
bsyyo nnu enDs1ntis rcaaons for beiug jubia a.
a,l Tan nsasa demand for hogs boh On paciinn
t.ra tGrTas Tho Change 'n secra faror noeeabis ycs
~ ~ tseraoo was even more pronounced to-sy
eaes showed an eslvauce pared With yesserdayH
sSs Sas arRo hsre G1 23,e Tho
receipts several thousand stale hogs but by far IL
argef part m = mchangcd hands anl The market ciosc up
Mong ~ Tor poor to common light eoarso
a.a ~ Ss.oo5595 for good to extra. Tho offerings
na nfe anioTm IN quality than for sovera tla5s
pasativey @ llarrow range Of s9a5S7l0 Following ara
, 1874-11-25

I 9np!ea: nex 8Nsbo: now Indians and Illinois. o.a
o Ss9i hhHIes sGo do 1
s2s aimon s,s ?Tesff'ss Tsrraseus
ras sSnqs aaGts9 ssts,s atss?S wslas
1 ,ay w.'ss;0n 1ss; rpS,s assy 10ls
aSSS'1af Sai2sfS. isRs$s soa reaher ,...,rn,'
ary M ayy III Ssiny S1sy os mst fruits apos par
os sa esrso rsa Ap's s,a 10 2Sqea
ssE ~ d. isas ossSo ssss sss ,s, ssa.
s'ss ri EH5s Wi}s
ss9 ,; aFaes 5 siofSg fss I'D sios5
~. ,.anodEn1Ea-sugars wero again ouotca etrons
t nofH t'o WI no consHersbe ao7y III tic doaa
prosa ruling at tho Eas nncos conadan as foaHg
among hoItcrs aud the nyanea of ycatorday IL pmy
ces q ho M ronan1 withdus ysbo 'er esnae oaer a.
very iair luencka is Uo!ng prosecution ati thcrn
H. seoa feeling prevalent n,nog lilo ebbnE trao,
nl:uAnn. gon4-7a7ko.
,nvs vosFska--noGha, e. gsDaoe; O. O. Javn, a9@aiot
ney sGs Ill., a4Se ssSlss ea5it'o enats b.
sa;5,o,p saSe prime it!o 2a@251o; good Do, ais55s @
81 4tss doss d5sssa Hea q fs5y
2'o uE Rs1l1s, 2'9G24e MHracstno
tut vsghs is9,te ia s .eSa sa1, .t;arno
na. sHa; LoSisas L3aas anaa.Hs0on ehs oaro
!tanasr st1nsrs sSal,No 81 Ns gsSt
sze ee,in9a ssxo coso nossses I a' 4saar s:Ss
gas&s! ST. a asss fG%%Gn a. sS$s
e1tra ssw g99S or.,g. sFap
nos 4a sec 10 PRIME s76c; do common, G2{aB5o
hoso 1.2soo Mlso molAsacs choice 65@coo; common mo
HttrnaTt,aH Hno,rnon !, h..t r,>,o,
, 1874-11-25

METAIg AND - TISNE1i5 II; sTooK.o1n%@ssl deG@ ~
n1sfIse ~ p1.Trm4n aam11d ,ns1 ,nd stsay M quotes
Sia50; do, rooana issao 1o soa; sa? g., I'LL i
E1'nas-a Ee mls-a5arge, go small, go; bar, 800.
cut ttftpFg, a eaag,a se; bar s9o lead pipe, s@sxo
seorfEa:.nostoms, :stoms, $50 shea.nlps copper, &c.
smssT AMo-Fu'l CASKS luc less quaatity. io4o
sMEEr 1soxNo ratee Russia iron, to /:
"A. l5a; !; y. lao. N'AA''A A'''''' 1'usS''
sss sse; 49, 49, 81
r. los 20 zoo; sa bundles IS pr cent dsconnt
NAILs-rhe demand ts chiefly for small lots,
ss.e3H ed and sd DE- ss.879; Cd d. slla.; ia do''
sa1ann' Sa ao' sal2N; I'd do anc. s6.o3id; clinch,
NAVAL sToREs-Folowlng uro tic ouota,tops !.
lenp & 1iss s'ss f9ps y 4
esR ss'te es siss' H. I I 1ss;
leading os %sss asaa wS5 s sFy se!ve 20 a
nor os wa also up 10 aaera III to
nsso canges were notod. follows Carbon lstand.
tsst asa Tht1} ,5 e.. ll5 dsE tes 32lao legal
@lso extra wintor iard o siusai.io 10 NJ yes p a
95e: No. 7st9soc linaecd raw S35s5o do. botjeS' @
trsy fe dp eairs ae1tse9s 4ss
Dank 9! 5sc straits, Coo; elephant oi ooo; plum.
SssS ssIs e5snos ie s5i1s
r,ia ,porAToEs- -Continnoia good demand md firm.
nn nr;a M enceo EASTERN varietea aro fntitg OIL
ouoted At 7oasoc nccnr'lign western peas9hows aro
~ nricna i u !ltape hence the wide range
" tp assr a4sern Esr %er ayA'sed recent
at Is ;aSvss A'"o MO Aa''oo ~ 'o'soao mixed
poULTnY AND aAyE-rbc ,n,rsct h,. ho., ILL.,
readtv at stHsv rcu a'ssseo ss poultry Which aold
tinna Tnrsos pEao Erets. ~ ua@ a "a4 nffner. Quota
- n5esse4 S+usxAso; n1ckH $2153300; gcesc
N nSa - aiiar ~ aHS i99j ~ Prairie Ghsskcns
X IN avail - * IashH' Sa.15 aLllu dlcks
rn3IYca 1nI,c "''o' 'sn'so" hans' 4ec per ID: do
HEEDs-TI,nothy wns IN rooa a.,,,, H.,
week md adyanraif 6fSGnc nj" Hsuaau sno last
light. Prices range from SahOa9 nj finrnr rn. |
scarce aud 1rniy ho1d aiovc ts va,r, op'er M waa
, 1874-11-25

qnosanly higher. Ohio psnusyiya,,aa aeEvss biIt noi
sas sS so.1ss sns ssqxs sSssss s: M !;
ttinna, aud Western no 4a5oo: ,nca. nth. nsh'yan In
s9e seomaSg a washSd cobns unwa5ao eolaR
wsse to.aMos nns tn1 md moIla
1a4 me5no puad &sAo; No. aaa spss 1stsS ns15aS aad
, 1874-11-25

NJn nroasHE nneM toe hn- Aoid rer 100 lbs.
to tha t,o0 net aoo hon m so%l the yoather up
n tt Ireoo on;y m a.a oro 70 opo
IN ts morning saas woro nsdo Of ioa
and "a At s750@s,oo, sooa ''S' ~ S8'oo p0r lo0 lo7'
Provisions woro t rnti,o~ t,s. .,.,,, nau.u.
Tho .aa Hrva!s ofyo hogs wers rather ioss aaer
hodora Of proct " e e9nseaGnSG Tbis onabo
spocuavo buyers foIiowod kueF o,p Gdes; aaG sn anh
hoidots Of orofs 10 buy oasl lots for 's ahmant Mnh
not III hhGyr eS1e l 70 do 1eaa pork was
yionaly, potion % Of tho ayenco h, nours Pre-,
last evening Lard WAS 19i5o o1,ne moe 1Hn EaIned ,
hlKhor aud some 1olders markod mosts up ipy Ia @
ss and esps SpSn' foe yassse TSsS ose h H.,
Indicating that speculative hnynr asn 9sI
back for fonr Tint further syaeco IT" 4or noa.hg
i1oro %G e III a ss5t e.dos interest o sed
mho aoga oommand prosont pr'cos Hoaaa ssno tno
market wae atoaer though not utho1. its n',as nao
oare 9sts tasc,s wsr9 u e1opt groen hams
quarter and TINT those i,iisha,y wiis n allow from at
ss0 bo od nsG" 4so i1o gares Il which theS could I
$ao oo9o 9soaose 81 81 pssos: Mess pork eaah,
do. sollor Jauary md Fnhr,,ar nu as ssn gS09o
a1, sr,1 sollos soI IFesbrnery s2og5@oo; d. seiioi
yl9'l2H; do, aoller tho .yoaT, SIS. 10@i919S:
20 do 1u,Ia seller January and February nominal:
S sre sS's sis9s siiss59fsa'y sis4a%19i5 d.
llAo for lo@I6 ID average iresi, ouroet: % eraSp a
,s har, ,1oe toa1o los aTcrage. 10@loo for Novon-
aost eesP arrsa'{. for so;t rios aid o9@9<S fos
osse f,,f Tor shoulders, o!6@g96o for a,ort rSs
9<f<e tSug etears 4a y@gAo for short clears, aud
y12S@iSa6o " ai tos r.; Cumbortands. Tho samo, bo1od
rbs "l1vu bofc daeas p'eeg sao Long clears md short
nom1ia., n,onfe 1oo: do, shoulders: 7c Bacon meats
aualty 0est Gty has, taIta,r 9se@2o according
At 5a7o s"ica ss"ihg", ves oeas1So; crease nominal
mGaa Srs h pork 1a 81 Sa go b,s do at s199o
ean NO ~ o0o prls do soler tic yoar at
seller bocaor u1ts ~ 90 o Ct $i975 100 brls do
, 1874-11-25
COMMERCIAL.

M TUESDAY EvENpzo, Nov. q.
1no 'oio"lng "oro the receipts and ship
mones OF the loading articles OF produce In CHI
eago duflnE tue past t"enty-four hours, and for
tho corresponding dnto ono year ago:
, 1874-11-25

ncNriw ii i9hh, Nov. 2i.-Trado movement allow in
nsy 1;e cotton goods qaot 1t noi
1eane an an Gro" ara .lry ac4e. s1ea eofaes es
soay sea"a., IN wa En9a demand qeods IN
tbousan p]cees oists bsaR b1,sts: H. do!nR we ono
ton oay and brought good prices "oss soao a. aao-
, 1874-11-25

Of nor1.,,, s mara M oi hl. Lnseod o 2os Cd, sprls
rc,or,s ,o Mov N;-Thfs wccks Mark Late EtprtAs
A' pteSioua 4saue Of Ia In tllo price of vlloat
, 1874-11-25
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
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.hlsaas, DAassl Potton l. G.lnin. of kos ,tro,d..x
Asv onls:so oxil: 4,s Sas, ssnsS e. nsss
bum ter shI sale 0! tho uGssrptoa nahcsto1, ooS.
sss1ti and c9npsts works tho highe.t ptdss
AAs* Aa0 1otn1!s e9HH{aasoEs NAntod mlu IItAtoly
oAsaELL. Rls!|rRHA UALFiN.
HAaAln8tanA&.s uhl4lE0a
, 1874-11-25
CHICAGO LUiIngR.nAREET.,

Tho following wcro the receipts and sl,tumonta a,
aatnpss a aMinRies and lath for tho periods named
For IT, to1 ;ag ,s,<k sure yan. SAME tine
ffss's; fsss' $: sf
EEs!!Sss; Es!Ss :s5 5 IS ;;s; ;Ss;; s;$ s;s
The receipts Of lumber Tor tho preceding week 1t
sei9's 4es n n Sit and thS
ceipts Of la.h 3i6 ahipmsnta, es in o''4' 'se-
The market wa dull and easy. Several cargocs wero
numbor Of days and tic forerunaora of tic list aest
M wsrs arsyins However. there very lttie Inquiry
tos @ q 1qnnsr g., 1rc any source Country buyers were
indideso about nddina more, now at llo yard bst.
viii hayo 10 tako tho buk Of lumber vet to arIiya hv
iaEe III which event tho stock Oh ha,id at tLis pont
Sda T. WI aoancsa 10 larger than ercr before In tho
rsIcea were nominal, as followa: Piece ptun s9uo
rs ihnalea Inasas "a 5!rns seo9leoo t 0s
Al THE YARDS,
nea!ors report tho marriott quiet. fow outside
ORDERS aso reeeiyo1 hut tho cold woathor aa cLccEa
ehe movement at tho yusla as well a. ths docSs.
Prices are unchanged. @e1''
QUOTATIONS. =,
sseond cear iaeh 10 Inch sSSS es9s esSs
1!! nla e!e4r. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500 GiI0O0
fic"r GE"ri .eh ~ 1890 @45.0o
rough. .--....s........,.,,,...... Sam Rfnhn
niolr adtng, 1ss md 2l togcller, s01 tsniS
ttrat con1 mon aiding. -. :, ..,,.. lH16 Ssann
nsroud common slling. ,,,,,.... Ii in xii m
Flooring, frat common. dresued. ... 81 nd SsYnn
Eioor1ng, second common. dressoi. l5'11 SSsGS
Flooring, third common, dressed ,.. I'm Ss;mn1
4 wdUou-box boards, aelectoi, ii 1'~S s-''e'
, 1ncfes and upward. ...,,,,.,. as.ao mtnno
atn,,, IL 2e.u0 tS3u.UO
b sinI hn.s4 5000 4faB.Qo
= sto.ie non. .''''..'.'........... 1000 @28.1O
Feurino RI e. =, 14bo t81G.1o
common boards, outside for ery " ii IN SSS1SGH
'oat; acantling. feacing, ulnhss, i0ft S'~
Eost a,, umass, 1100 Gal200
,iri.ois so,,n 40 10 IL 1cet..... 12.UQ @lB00
,icLots' ~ A'Ato' 1!0O @iJ.00
,a1"r ,t ..''...-.... 1lU0 q
ie.!ar posts, round, t@a inciea ,...i7.V0 t3tsM1
IN es.s; - i;.. 400 q 225
nr stur "'''4'e'sa'.''t.'-'r...... LEO q ,...
III 4, 1na . - 49, 800 q 3.23
'4'S.'' VI 'S1c1 'aa''.''-- 2.75 u 2.s7}5
, 1874-11-25

on~.u--.T TUESDAY, EVENING, Nov, a.
ending Nov. o: AAA'o"
, 1874-11-25

,Iea 1osa' .'.:":.'... aJs,O63 25032t 40i,1o4
Total Or hl kinds in storo, 1882, 27G bu. Thoao
nHares ne show decrease during tllo mast week If
aDS hu whoat osa2G bu DATA 500l u ryo,
bailey. Total dccroaso, 2oo. us Lu. 4''''s o''
a. Inc iollowing was tho amount Of grain In
sure SURE, ~ milwaukee, OH Saturday lust. as COM
pared with clio Aanle titno inst vcar. ' ~ eo-.-
, 1874-11-25

Tho Ihe following aro tho footings OF tho Official
;1pors =! gram n stofo In this CITY on tito evon-
4HB u 6Asuruay last. md Mt ,1o 1r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-10-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Real Estate.

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale the Real Estate be-
Il longing to the Estate of CALVIN BUCKLIN, late
of Halifax, VT, deceased, situated in said Halifax,
'Read Hollow" so called, and about IL miles
from BrAttleboro, and consisting Of the following
farms, to witt
The "home farm" containing nearly 800 acres of
land suitably divided into moving and pasturing
with about so of woodland. suitable buidinRs
conveniently arranged, with running water at both
house and barns Large orchard with great variety OF
apples together with peaches and pears Also maple
sugar orchard of about 1900 trees Schoolhouse with
in about 40 rods Of the buildings said farm. The
above described farm is Of the best and most pro
ductive in the town of Halifax.
Also the "Roberts farm" adjoining the above de-
scribed premises 100 acres of land suitably
divided, with convenient buildings; well watered.
Large apple orchard and maple sugar orchard of 400
trees. school house standing on the premises.
Also the "Nilesn or "Eewvill" farm adjoining said
"home farm" containing:l5O suitably divided,
convenient buildings, running water, and large
orchard.
Also 1877 of pasture and timber land adjoining
said home farm" and the south side of the brook
which runs through said "Read Hollow" All or
either Of the farms above described will be sold at
bargain.
Parties can be shown over the promises by calling
upon A. @. YEAw at said home farm. For TERMS SC.
inquire of STEPHEN MILES, at said Halifax, Of the
subscriber at Wilmington, VT
L. 7. BUTTERFIELD,
Administrator.
Wilmington, Vt, May LIST, 1873. tits