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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

WHEAT.-We have heard of a
small sale at 81 20. but millers de-
cline the price asked. At last dates
it was quoted at Atlanta at, white.
81 25a1 40; red, 81 15a 1 25. At
Richmond and Petersburg. 81 30a$1
As A superior lot of 400 bushels
white owned by C. Sewers, was sam
pied here last Monday. lie declin-
ed 81 20.
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THE LAMAR HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum.
berland Sts., in the business centre
of the city.
My aim will be to keep III the flu
ture what Knoxville has long need
ed, a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
It has the advantage over all other
hotels in the city in regard to loca
ton, being situated
In the Business Centre of the City.
The interior of the Lamar House
is being refurnished and reftted
throughout. Good Beds, an excel
lent Table and attentive servants,
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public is invited to give the house,
under the new management. trial.
JOHN ScHERF. Proprietor.
VIM. ii. LILLARD, Clerk.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

MONDAY was a flush day in Nor
ristown. Legions of candidates were
on hand, busy as beavers telling tim
her for winter quarters. These gen.
tlemen candidates are an affection
ate class of humanity to a degree
that wins our heartiest appreciation {;
and their cordiality these heated
times is as refreshing to the honest
voter as a dun for money in time of
panic.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

CHANcERY COURT, = Chancellor
Smith presiding-met last Monday,
and after usual preliminary business
adjourned till Tuesday morning. A
number of the legal profession are
in attendance.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

500 Buckeye Cider Mills,
for sale at greatly reduced
prices. GEO. BROWN,
Knoxville, Tenn,
July 8. fs74-tf.
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]. ]. YOUNG.S.

At KIN WILLIE.
New Dry Goods House, is worth
all the time it will cost You to see
it, and the low price offered on all
lines of Goods.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

FOR RENT.-A very desirable
new dwelling house, containing eight
rooms, conveniently located, will be
rented by the month or year. very
low. Apply at this Office. july %
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WARM SPRNGs.-The season is
now fairly opened at our neighbor.
ing watering places. Visitors are
daily coming and departing for
Tate's and the Warm Springs. A
friend writing from the latter place
says: There are at present about
one hundred and twenty-five visitors
here. but every day adds to the num-
Der, and large numb. T of engaged
rooms are held for parties from the
South who are to be here this week.
The atmosphere is delightfully."- pleas
ant. There is a continuous breeze,
cool and refreshing even at noon.
and the nights, oh think of them.
ye denizeps of the city; think of the
glorious nights here. As ye roll
and toss in vain efforts to keep cool,
We are snugly ensconced in our little
beds, under q pair or two Of blankets,
and tucked closely around US. AS
is usually the case at watering places,
the number of ladies far exceeds
that of the gentlemen. just now
beaux are much in demand, and as
soon as a young man arrives there
are dozens of batteries, in the shape
of bright, beautiful eyes, brought to
bear upon him, and he must indeed
be firm of heart if he does not ground
arms and surrender at discretion"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

PERsONAL.-We had the pleasure
of call, last Monday, from our old
friend, Col Lee Crandall, whilom of
Nashville, now connected with the
New York Graphic and Hearth and
Home. The papers he represents
have already acquired great popu-
larity, which win no doubt be greatly
enhanced by the industry and influ-
ence of Col. Crandall. He went from
here to the Warm Springs.
We had a call from Mr.. H. s. Tarr
ofPhiladelphia, Pa, who was last week
on a brief visit to his brother, our
friend and countryman, Maj. A. H.
Tarr, of this vicinity, whom he had
not seen for thirty years. The
meeting of the long separated broth
ers, we learn, was full of incident
and a Joyous one as may be supposed,
our friend Cain, of the Turley House,
at the introduction. Mr..
Tarr is the senior member of the
firm of H. S. Tarr & Sons, manufac
turers of carved and ornamental
marble work, Philadelphia, and has
acquired handsome fortune and
good name in his business.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

DR.. sharp's Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Constipation. Vomiting of Food, Sour St0m-
thirty-ve years never failing to cure the most OBJ
stinate cases. Sold by druggists generally. EAR
NEST n BRISCOE, Agents for MOrristown Depot.
145 Eighth ST., n. Y. Circulars mailed on applcz-
ton MS Nv
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SEE call for public meeting at
cambridge on the 1st of August.
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The Morristown Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1874

The American sardine Co.'S Boneless Sardines
are much better, and less han half the cost Of
imported SardiHes Sly
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
In Chaneery Court at Clifton

In Chaneery Court at Clifton.
July Rules, 1874
Richard s. Dewitt vs. joel Brooks administering
Of D. D. Brooks, Nancy Brooks, 6widow0 VIM.
Brooks and others.
Original Bin.
7 N this cause it appearing from the allegations
a of the bill, which is sworn to, that the iefend-
ant VIM. Brooks, is a nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the MoRRIs-
TowS GAZETTE, notifying said nonresident de-
PENDANT to appear before the next Chancery Court
to be held for the county of Cooke, at the Court
Monday OF August next, to plead, answer or demur
to said BILL the win be taken as confessed
and the cause as to him, set for hearing. ex-parte
NJ. A. R0ADAIAN,
July Is, mig 4w--pr's fee - Clerk & Master.
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CENTENNIAL.
Agents
|. AA-rEn Enn rIrIr
OF THE
UNITED STATES

SiHEE IE6n UNITED STATES.
No book has ever been published OF such universal
interest 60 the American people. II appeals to no
particular class alone, but to all classes 20 men
and women Of all professions, ereeds, occupations
and political opiniens-to Farmers, Lawyers, Bust
ness Men, Mechanics, Physicians, Politicians,
Teachers, Students, Manufacturers, Statesmen, men
of learning and men who can only read, to old and
young. AL want it book Of constant reference,
and 20 preserve for their children aud childr6n's
children the only complete and reliable work.
showing the gigantic results Of TIL FIRST ONE
HUNDRED YEARS OF THE GREATEST RE
PUBLIC THE WORLD EVER SAW III ia not a
Injury but a necessity to every well-lnformed
American citizen Agents make 800 20 $500 per
month. Send for circular ZIEGLER d McCURDY,
Cincinnati, o. mis- 4w
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FOR TATE SPRING /!
AND MINERAL HILL.
DAILY LINE OF HACKS!
DICKINSON & MITCHELL,

sSaNsts S9N ~ ssst Ss@@
Would respectfully announce
to the public that they are now
running a line Of PASSENGER
HACKS from Morristown to
Tate Spring, for the accommo-
dation of those who may de-
sire to visit that desirable and
noted healing spring. Their
vehicles and stock are good and
comfortable, and their drivers
careful and trusty, and every
attention viii be given to the
accommodation and comfort of
Passengers. One or the other
of the undersigned can be found
daily upon the arrival of the
trains, at the Turley House.
w. A. DICKINSON,
B. +. MITCHELL.
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For RENT.

THE DESIRABLE AND WELL
- known store room on Main street, In the
GAZETTE building. Apply to
April %, 1874. T JOHN MURPHEY.
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At arrests decay of vital Forces exhaustion OF the
nervous system, restores yigoT to the debilitated
cleauses ytiated blood Yescle distinctions
and acts directly the Liver and Spleen Price a
bottle. JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 1s Plat street, n 2
is 4w
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Livingston is Dead.

For 80 years MILLIONS have INTRNrLY watched
his PERILoUs yet HEROIC STRUGGLES, and GRAND
ACHIEVEMENTS, and now eagerly desire the Com
plets Life-History of this world-renowned HERO
and BENEFAcroR which unfOlds also the oURIosI-
TIES WEALTH of WILD and WONDERFUL. country.
1t Is just ready. 1000 agents wanted quickly, One
agent sold 1884, another 1876 one week For particu-
lars, address HUBBARD BROS, either Phia
Boston, Cincinnati, o MIG fvy
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-07-22

Having bought for Cash, from
Messrs. Cowan, McClung & Co., their
entire Stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries and Woodenware, we in.
tend in future to keep a much larg-
er Stock of Goods in the Grocery
line than ever before. For cash
and to prompt paying customers,
we viii sell Goods in our line, for
as small profits as the same quality
has been sold at heretofore. Our
Stock of
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200 PIAR0S AND 0RGAMS

New and Second Hand, of First-Class Makers win
be sold at Lower Prices for cash. or on InstalInente
or for rent, in City or County, during this month";
by HORACE WATERS < SON No. 4S1 Broadway
than ever before offered in New York SPFtI-
Atty Pianos and Organs to let until the rent
money pays the price of the Instrument illustrate
ed Catalogues mailed. A large discount to Min
listers, churches, Schools, Lodges, Etc. 10 4w,
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Neeo Advertisements.
Cedar Grove Seminary.

y. T.. Mcdaniel, A. W., Principal,
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Mcdaniel, Teacher Of
Music
SITUA TED AT THE WELL.
- known Red sulphur Spring, jefferson county.
Tenn. This School is designed fer both sexes
Students Will find here quiet, pleasant healthful
retreat. Thorough instruction given in all tha
branches usually taught in High Schools and COL
leges IN East Tennessee. Session opens on the
"a tuesday OF August next. Rates of tuition mod
crate Address, the Principal White Pine, Tenn.
July 15-2n.
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RAVEN FOR IT.-And this is the
way another one of our old subscri-
bers advises us that he cannot do
without the GAZETTE:
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 16, "A
AS the weary traveller. n spell it
with two Fs), is refreshed by the
cooling water brook. under the shad-
ow Of some mighty oak, so we're mine
eyes once delighted with the comedy
form of the GAZETTE" But alas
it comes not any more -
And the raven, never fitting stiI is sitting, stin
il sitting
On the psllid bust of PaIlas, just above my cham
And his eyes have all the seeming Of demons
And the lamplIght DER him streaming, throws his
shadow on the floor;
And my soul from out that shadow that lies hoat-
ing the floor,
Shall be lifted-EEVEREEORE! =
until you get your two dollars !
Here they are; send on the live
GAZETTE.
FRUIT CANs.-In addition to the
general assortment of tin.ware and
house furnishing goods kept con-
stantly on hand at the tin and stove
establishment of our friend d. P.
Rowe, Main street, he has now on
hand very large lot of fruit cans
manufactured by himself; and as
it is a matter OF some Importance to
house wives to know where they
can procure tin fruit cans of superior
excellence, we take pleasure in di-
recting them to Mr.. Rowe. He is
also agent for the "all.right" cook
sto5 re, which he will exchange for
wheat to those who have not the
cash to snare.
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ALL SIZES UP TOTWO INCHES.

We are agents for VIM. Lenoir e.
Bros Cotton Yarns. and Sole Agents
for Hazard Powder Company. We
also receive and sell for our custom
ers free Of commission all kinds Of
Produce. Jan Il
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The highest IEedicnI author
sDeg9oegDeDN.

lies of Europe say the strongest Tonic, PuriheE
nd Deobstruent known to the medical world IS
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.TEHU MORRIS.

AS to the truth of the above statements
l refer any one to the securities, j. NJ.
Bewley and ID. Morris.
Morristown, Tenn, July 90, 1874.
, 1874-12-18
R2oxv an Attcstel Will Cosnos froh1
tho Odd Country

{ItfH TIC i}GttoH .sQfF3Wts
They como occasionally. ollo cn;ao gcaterf'aV,
AND no always na parchment, With eafeiHi al!-
CROSSING. lila claractora loox mora ls!ie uoorow
Or Sanscrit ll,au anything 1!sa. Tho worGa. :" Lnas
Will nnd Testament" nro written IN 'nonatronB
ol,nrautors. anl nauhn the document look ike u
fuzzy weighed down by tltauacrholt. Ihcn h!ua
aro cut uild parchment rlbhpn is run through,
mud parchment cttclu uf attcstation nro appona-
oil. Across tho top of this singular shest ls
printed tic phrase, III. Her alajestys Court Of
i'robntu," a hugo Eoal Of blue paper is rastod.
and tic words :, duty pA1l are stamped. Goow
il uta1,.god il. l,lack lll tho word "l.ondons"
figure Of n crown, nud various l!ioroglypllses; as
tic ioot Of tho whoio is pe,rlaas tho impress or
the Eyoat yoal, bearing tile lion and tho unicorn,
gariug at cncl o;lor over I'll llrli.. Tho soal la
more thun j lncos in diamuter. Two saceta OF
uapor, With 3-iucl' wafer within, Bupport INC
in,pross, wliin IN alowcr cotneroftha main aheop"
safl, ia tod tho Eost.luso'a certificate. wrltton on
papcr, n,ll lleadol With \ choap wouts'cHt O seo
American apraad eagle. 4 ohoap. Woou.cus o1 ~ y
spread oago on chopper paper, alsd faste'lea ~
gorgeous l,archmont done UP III tho most oesthtlo
mn,lnor, ia fair sample Of tho way some "Il'a, M
n,,d lilo majority too, como from Europe to tMs
collnt1y. III tho ilBttuoo Rulor consideration tao
estate Ia valued u I:l,A10. Who're ~ eatato ~ ~
worth ~ much tho oagle ought to DO poIano"
1at3
, 1874-12-18

A Fcsarful Naortni3ty from Cholcra
Among Coollua OIL Stsipbnnrtl.

From ths Aetn lorE Hcr0tI. Dec. IL.
IhH English Nhip FoEfarshiro, wiici, is ROW at
anchor ott tho 1;atto.y, was visited, wli|o on hor
voyage from Calcutta to tlls port, y'n Do,ncrnra,
III tho West tnses, with fearful clolora cni-
deMic, followed by measles among tito ch,ldron,
and iifty-two OF her dead coolio passengers haya
her engineer died.
Yesterday morning Herald reporter mot, ut
tho british Consulate, tho commander Of snid
vessel, Capt. Jones, who oonsoutcd to gise tho
story Of tho fearful mortu!lty on board Ills yes-
sol.
THE CAPTAINS STONY.
am tho Captnin of tho sAlp Forfarsllire, and
lett Ca1cutta OIL tho 18th OF last August, bound
Tor Demerar1 with 5l0 coolies. aud cargo, con-
HIHtng principally OF linseed, for Naw York. );
Tho colora brolo out tho secol,d day afto1
passing tho Sand Honds. tue germs OF tito dist
case, undoubtedly, having baen brought on
board ship tho frat poraon attackod being 4
woman. Our doctor, who ia MI Englislman,
ll0llinga dpl1nln from tho Medical College at
Calclstts, mud his assistant. tho ap1thecary, who
WAS nn experienced doctor nlso, had tho Woman
placed IN tho hospital. ThcHo gohtomcn work.
cd hard. but woro unable to stay tho progress Of
the fearful diuoasc. Tho no1t day other casos
deyolopcd Themselves, principally nnaong thu
women, and AZ aonnns VIC found that tlloy wort
attacked wo lad them placcd in ollr comfortable
hospital OH deck aud glarasitiua1 from tho oshnr
coolies who wcrc, apparently, III good health.
On Tug third LAY a young mon, then boy aud
,,n,.,Lea n III ,,,,' a,,,t q, .I,. ~ Tac.,1
,aea WI III al ~ @ ~ w., ~ 80 ,a,
i!ut,i it,.i asn mu ~. u: 's e.',.s s | ns.,, @ ~
10y .,. metu ilos. @ ,e .a
tts Wy aass ,.ora o,o n lno 9 uu n
@tE n,u ] ,ny t ti VIZ i;..a W' ~ H. M
ao"s ees..a .' ns .Ins ,e, ,s* , tuo uin.
easo Wy t'.,n eo's.s n,ea aoatau1 sg Lasus - -
~ ri '.uns ,a" t'o ;o re ;, ~ ~ .iooau ~
] @ rns', ~ .,so !, 80, n 1.Hn ~ .1 ~ snt;as
, mus tlo' i, W. i" nu ~. eo;u t',o
,gouu ~. f,'.I tn+ ,uo. 4"'o
"'uu 'o Ivy a' ,rt o,,1 too ,saa aud ,,
~ ~ e.s'' 49, ''a o', .o" III pss, a. G 's.aS
, 1874-12-18

- From fhq l}UatoH tfoos. 80. l.
Among tho many stor1os told Of tho late ,.. AT
thur NeArthur, uf ld,uinglou. No.. To- Tho 1olloW-
iug: fsy Years after Ills graduation, no IRE, re,
ooycsl communication, IN te tlsaa ior9, from
thu presilpt u Dowloln College, lno'mamg
Tin tI.at tho Faculty haa epu1F'fH aa9 tint "I tho
pn4ensat ' s1a 'sSsdfs eSsidence o. srosi would ss for
tue customary feo Of o 1t M a,a aoafihar ht ,dan mas
~ - ~ t,uto INF century aftorwar, took it
down d M fram fit tl,o pgoou-hole. whore lo laa care
fullr dspsitctl Il, and addressed polite note to
% tic lrojlunt of tho college, in IFS otcle! ca
vaotr acknowledging tlio recent o. hs lsttaf
iaya done l,ul 1t loon IL matter of tho waek prc-
violls thanliiug lin Faculty for thoir hanoranto
ron,ombranoo OF him. anti lnoloning tho T10, With
u Yonucst Tint his own example OF promptnoas
in attending to Ills correspondence might bo
oopiod, aud Tue parolmoat forwarded to his ad-
drpss without aelay.
, 1874-12-18
JupoE Mo1lonEnrs-3a. 40 10 45, 40, a. g. Ea
Gf III, fQ m ~ ~ M al -

JunoE Mo1.onrnrs-3a 40 10 1t, 40, 62 65, 6a
GO, u, c. co, II, 49, 80, al.
NunuE NaaENs--Ihx nppoa,a.
Jupan 1,ooriI-2ol to 25i, 700. ao7, 400 to q1D.
jupnE FAnwEtL--lul to IT'D.
uxfrrp syATEs ctncutr Counr-5upaE pIopnEr1
Frances n. Lynn y*. Protection Lfe INSURANCE
ennaay; anG1;, seFans, asss.,-noo,, ,,.
William drotx snt! Guaay arots, 81, 1897.
s453:5o.O. i. parks vs. Edward aloa.on, sa516i.-
y. 9. GIa,1cy va. Thon9s slnrltyt s1ds:-rra1ers'
s 1s hoett t. rh: L. u nn oss Ill., 81 nu-
T.cwa Duttun va. &. W. Clark anl ilnryey Fox,
{ees9 .:.1 eA T. Irown ut nl' VS. j. Q. kspol and
C1nou1r -CosrEas1oss-A. 8. urnham vs.
Jynor lsuorns-p. 7. Fan1aa ", =. Kasprowt5,
s3lIa--phillp linrlch W. CharIcs Meyer; verdict
n1;: + lrlso ct a1 vs. naaio osa!Ss,
UNITED aTAT1s surRENE cornT.
WAHr1SaroN, d. G., Dec. 1i.-Ilao United
States supromo Court to-day rendered tho fol-
lowing dccisiops:
p, No. tl. Grand Tower hfininR, Manufacturing, md
Transportation Company w. Phillips ct al.-Error to
thocirenit Court for tho Southern District Of Illinois.
@Ia was ncion by tho dcfcntants here tn rcooyar
Tor brcach Of cHract ur tue transportation Ut coal
ann to main asna whahor tho plaintiffs hat pro.
sdsa ,asgea ns allogod for thu transportation. Which
NV te1nfef!. unHtlaG lilo nlnug coM{hlIiy uu hot
usM9ar coal according contraet Tis Court aHrcea
~ia TIC verdict found for tho plaint as Oh s issne,
LIZ rasessaa the Judgment bocauao Of orrora M Tho I'd
maha,on OF evidence. which probably Affected tho
Justice bradley. '
Eo. ~; hnri1Hfe1a Fire Insurance Company -. lea
70 tnn Girent Court for The Nort;.or1l District
o. ilo-lh;s WIS all action on policy Of Insurance.
Wte enhtns,tca provision that tho property Insured
mus DC III tlo absolute ,lgh; .! tho party taking tho
poeS, nu tae tte&nRo was TINT tp titlo tn tho case
Was mercy conditional equitable onc. a,stl uot a-
ann anu as ta tact was rnt atac IN tho nl,1,}iea-
son mere was A,tcl1 conccamrn as w,a y,tiaip tho
poc algo that tho coscya1tco Of ono Of tho nousca
ihR1red, without notice to tic COMPANY Ind tn cfest
to rclnaao tlIo Company. Thi8 Court ujlrms tn iuir-
mont below, ,at tho sufol had ur interest
although 'ot sho ao!i.to u, and lst ihe ,un.stntc-
Irnt Of hs interest di, o vitIae tito poiey nud thnt
The oh1cestolI w to The cohveyatgo could mt In
!lot'cca Ecva, bccalso It not aucc{c m tn thn
hounc conveyed hut general anl wct to tic aroitnnre
Of tho ~lo:o policy. Tia Cef Justice deliyere lin
opAion. ''~
| M. 100. tceon1be ya. Tho aIlwat.loo 1: ST. rnul
na!lwayltrnr 10 tho Circuit Court tor Tic District nf
Mlnl,eaosa -Tla action Of ooctnent 10 rocny4
er rssoaslon Of town 10. III Minneapolis occnpiod
hy lhn dsfctsait Company Es part pf ils rcaJGct
! Ihs Court ngrces With The judgment holow That tlIe
| !ailrna1 Company hce1no lawfully possessed Of tho
3ana Mhaor tho lawa Of tht state, decided by tho
H:ala Go!!rl7 Affirmed. 1lr Justce Davis delivered
| tlB opinion.
, 1874-12-18
MONEY AND COM MERGE.


THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. II.
Tie movement Ii f1aauciaf clrolos Was light In
al directions today.
Tho rate OF Now York oxchango romn'na firm
at TOO pronlium toshipping rates betwcen banks.
Customers, however. got 1t Mt par, as usual,
although lle banlls tnstut furnish 1t ut lops.
Tie ordora from tho country banks for OK
change nero llglltor tl,an ycstorday.
Tho movement OF currency to tho country was
somewhat heavier, tlongh tho fight botwocn tho
country aud tho city oil tho prico Of pork atil
continues, and acts agatnss }nrgo shipments OF
hoga hlsaor. Tho reccipta OF currency continue
light. though thcy average moro than tho ship
nltntg.
Tho demand for loana Ia not pressing. There
ia no anxiety On tho part OF londcra to incrcaso
il1oir operations. as a good business ia mol be-
loved to DO distant, but tho tnarkot Ia unqucs-
tionably oasior. Loaua for sixty md ninety daya
Iayo boon made Oh satisfactory oollatcrals at 8
per cent tho regular ratio IL 10 ror cent to c's-
tomots outside borrowers obtain CONCESSIONS
accotdiug to circumstances. Strcet rates aro
@1s per cont rcal-osaso loans aro 8@1o por
cont.
Tbs cioayings were 9f,009,oO0.
nnSpa AND 1uID
, 1874-12-18

In tho clearing mp Of d snow-stoym at Trlnnd-
shin. Mo-, uuo morning lnHt week, tho people
lylug around the harbor were astonIs!,etl to aue
it literally flllol With blnokali. in worry short
tilno oyeiy boat alrl ttory WIS manned by hardy
Asllern,eli. WHO rowc4 10 tha mouth Of the hus-
bor, forming o limo from shore to shore, and
thai commenced driving tho iiall slowly UP tie
llrbor mud through u narrow rnsaase into Ship
yard Coyo. Iho,. ths work Of killing thom eo1sl-
nluncol. There wUro 1BI inl. Slaughtered, tho
largost 10 feut long ana probably weighing =
aycrago longtE, Is foet. 1t is estln.ated tlut
they will mako l50 barrola Of oil. the hubbor I'LL
lng t4o docks ot throo largo Hclsoonors. TAo
udust fisherman tlloro mover gaW q blackliHl
tlpt Aiie OF uoorGo'H lHIa!,l boCoro.
, 1874-12-18

3IlEEP-TAn better grades wero 3u demand Mt WE'LL
neglected End lower Nc qnntp inferior to common
ut $:.75c2a7s; mediu'n at sa.oo@a.So; nud good to
osssA ct $4''ssss''s. rrw vonr
NEW yonE, Dec. 17-BEkvks- -llectinta. l,2ao, nsat-
ing 3,2uo for Tires days. sHgilist 2.ta for tlo sumo
Ing from poor to premium: pemara gooll, and mar
III firm 1T al a.vanre from Monday Of NJ. Very
of cars ren,tt secla is6 JUS syeras, 1T i4ss14c;
poor to good lexnus. 0!l9l0tse.
s!tssl-Arryala. Lin nah!ng 800 for ahrsa days:
fir for rrima.Gheop aud ChItstmas sloak, Of which
tera IA full supply but dull and weak Tor inferior
mu,a, @ 9a7,fc, viii, c1r.ioa wethcrs u d. Nf
swlsE-tesai,tA, atop nklng u s'o f9r threo days.
egans sn sa9 the 4s ~ %s III Lyo @ sto'y o ~, "
's' BUFFALO.
uuyFAIo peu, 17.-t]Ar ELElsecntpta H7B: total for
tho weuh,, 6di4. MarIcs a|ow for want os stock.
pllces unchanged.
dst ssHn arsst aa eas sss es ss
s&esr ases'ens 81 j. loo lts t SII9es5o 11! Can
IionsERocr3s, $500: toll for the week, H. 60n.
Market slow mud slIlo weaker buyers holding of
for Il decline. Sorkers, So'u!1dtS7.o5; heavy hogat
''''sS'''t'' EAST LIBERTY.
IAsr Liberty, H.. Doe. H.-cATrhr-1'seetpsa to.
kcl morc hsttso thn scatr!asy, bnyvvS AID heass
sAs,se, <iouss7a: ,ocd,nm 10 good s56pefd0o; cum
.on q !air sN; y; S'o'EeFs s7'a'''o; bulls
nuGsmerci,ts t.iay, 2slo head; for tho wcok so
far 7as0 head. Ihase'lAsss so; ssoSkess,
F'ss sugEr-ncecips tc-tny, 100 hsaA for the week,
uni nqa,, Hest, s. t001n.9a: noliun, S5.u0@5.t0.
s., ,o,,x nec ,7E1o,sN1ocOpts. r. tn9l5 1850 ,,ull
nss:rs ss aGu1s esraiy s holding o los saes saaea 10
iinSsin,u ID. .uoagd.6U utoa ID ehoicc, sdd?MtS70D.
UAr7nE-itssap,a. AS; dull; primo to extra na-