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RALTIMoREANDPoToMAc RAILROAD

tHhLi As1OAsE a AtDG VI O1AAO hA114hOAD,
DEPOT coRsEE SIXTH AND STREETS
Aner APRIL IS, islt, trains win run as follows.
TRAINS LEAVE Fob TRAINS ARRIVE At
BALTIMORE. 10 WASHINGTON. :
5:5 q. NJ, Elniira Mat, 6:i5' a. m, Kew York
daily, except Monday. Express, daily. 5llsl 81
seq q. m. AccomDoda.;s:ss {. m. Aceommoda-
az gon, daily; Ton. except sgudsy.
lied Express, daily ex-l Line from West.
!, espt Sunday: 80 l7:3s p m, Phlladelphia
IS Essi t asIJ Rsf kaf ss
40 p. m, Heeommods- "a 81 :. M, washington
ton. daily except sum Limited Elk pFess, Ssiiy
uAy' ...,.-I =, ~ except sunday. -
o1p M, Rittsourg En- % p. m, Acrornrnoda-
press for Piltsburg. Cin-s tion ea cent SantIs r.
elnnAti and Southwest, 8. OPP m, Daily, from
daily. 6;Sop M, Philt-i BaltIihore; daily ex-
delphta Express, daily eept Sunday from
except sunday, 1 West and North.
YORK Night E1prrss Express, daily.
Trains leaYing Washing ton It 90 a. m on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday, and 3:4U D. IN daily
except Sunday, connect nj Bowie with trains for
Pope's Creek leaving Bowie l1:C3 q. M aud s. rs
p m, arriving al Pope's Greek at 500 ADD IL
Trains leaving Washington at son a. M, and a.a,
p. m connsct ton viii trains for Annapolls.
Trans arriving At Washington At lJ:40 a. m and
s;3lp. m connect NJ Bowls Win trains from Pops's
Passengers leaving their orders At Ticket once.
northwest corner Thirteenth street and PepnsyI-
yania ayennc,- northwest conner Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, can have their baggage called
for and checked At hotels and resldencesi6 ali points
North and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati
Columbus Indiana polls, Louisvlis, 81. Louis. New
0 6 Chiesso, onaha, ssh r.sneisco, and all
z. y. YOUNG. Gen. Preserve ARruI
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REaULARe rosr srEAsisHfPi raAVEL
~, BKrwEEH =
BREsIEs AND BALTIMORE, g
sr VIA soIITHx MPr0y

fsbsst VIA SOUTHAMPTON. -.-tr., .,,'..
4 The steamers OF the North German LLOYD, OF . so
tons, hsye been neTly furnished with aii themolern
Err..1fI
y BALTtMORB-. Captain Lillieahain.a
~ alAns.s-s-...-.---. Iutscner.
r fFfSzIl;,' y. i,.tlCsgssft tinTs,,ss, ~ II
{ BRAUNs0HwEiG Ice s-sis U1dnetsoa. .
Z kURHBEEG, eptous1 .sl Jaeger - ;
VIII run regularly betwcer BREMEN and DAETf-
-UH4 e Hi2i M0Rts foliows.a Ire ,T-3tfHz y
tffl &c From Bremen. From Baltimore
LEiPz5G. x Z. March ~ ,Ee April a.
n, h9k n Z April r. NAY q @
OHIO 90. Nay a., - Maj s.. 60 :.
80 :. every Ss tlrday from Saiiinlore. = 4
Southampton, London and 'HsYre and return. y n
Baltimore! Cabin, 200; steerzge, 50 errreney.z
From baltimore 90 Bremen. Son fhampton. London
and Havre: Cabin. 800; steeraye. 80. lGhildrea;
between one and ten years half prtes; nurssiings
~ other arrangements are the same as the New.
Further Information can he asrertalned BY Apply
ing by letter to our General Agents. d - .
. .FTfa-r : lirf A. SCHUMACHER q Co.,
yiTz No. aSouih Charles street, Baltimore, Nd.
- - - CHARLES ,wALTEB,
No. 3fe ID street, opposite City TIslL
GFAlso, Bills OF Exchange ON principal places
In Europe. myS-tf
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

WASHINGION ANU UHIO KAILHOAD.
FALL .ARRANGEMENT-Two DAILY
EXCEPT SUNDAY, BETWEEN WAsIllS9-
TON AND HAMILTON, BEGiNNiSGAUGUsr
Leave washington ats a. m. andi 2. m, and Al.
(roing westwardl at us26 m. and 6sSS y. M, and
arrive st Hamilton a Ills q. IN. aad SIS D. N.
Leesburg (golng EASTWARD al q. m and t:lo p. N,
sgs n Lena % I. ss !; a., N p %
PASSENGERS from WaslIln gton Will take the WASH
inRton and Ohio ears at the Baltlmo and Potomac
railroad station at Q. m. and D. NJ, and 70
fhrough 90 Hamilton without change Of cars.
The Bias \. m. train from AlexandrlA and I2:O p
m. train from Hamilton connect a. HamlIton with
Kemp's daily line OF coaches for Purccllyiiie uiek-
Reamer's line OF coaches, which leave Leesburg
day. for Aide and ssen,s per mile
4nnnai III ets ~ sSs - " r. II. H&YESSER,
aun-tf ~ GeneIAi Ticket AGENT.
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A LEXANDR1A AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALExkNpRIA AND

FREDERiCKsBURG Halfway.
Local trains for Aexandria leave as foIowsB, CASA
y 10, II Q. M, -, T. al, p. and a m. and
y. IN; TO Alexandria daily; all others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandra a. follows: g. =, 8,
9, 10 and II q. N. 8 4, s. and D. m a. IN. and
P; N. from Aexandria dailyi all other trains
Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Washington and Ohio railroad.
QUANTIC0 accommodation leaves Washington
6:2s q. M on Tuesday ThursdaY and Saturday only.
SO y. m. on Monday, W ednese.y and frIdsy only.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS via Richmond,
leaves Washington il:33 p. m, daily, except sum
day.
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sals ht the Office corner sixth and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvapia avenue
where pzssen gers can leave orders for baggage 10
he checked at all hotels and residences through to
destination. Il. s. YOUNG, :.
mhz7-tf General Passenger Agent.
TPENNSYLvANfAR ROUTE
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o.. Is, 50, u, rs, a, -, s. s.. aplI
PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.

VhOTUoALo TUX oOFFLIEo.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
p BROADWAY, ". Y, April 10, 1874.
Proposals, sealed and illd0rsed on envelope,
bid for supplies Advertised, " will be received at
this once Until II O'Clock, ID NAY next, for the
following supplies OF the best quality, to be deliv
ered for immediate use, free Of expense, At the
Navy Yard, New York:
! 4 "a BUREAU OF NAVIGATIoH.
10, 90 gallons best quality Lard OIL In weli-eoop-
cred casks OF about forty gallons EACH 20 be deliS
cred 70 the Navigation onseer At the New York
Navy Yard, subject to his inspection.
The right 10 RESERVED to reject any CT al pos mat
may not be deemed advantageous 10 the Govern
meint, and TO award each article or item separate,
may be most TO its interest.
kpspon,ible security required FOR the prompt and
rathfal delivery OF supplies awarded within the
RianE forms will be furnished a. this ofHce, and
bids opened at the hour above named, when parties
GEOR9E 4. CUTTER,
Pay DIRECTOR, q. 5. NAVY.
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SEWING MACHINES.

STATE LOTTERIES.
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GREAT pENNsYT56y rHs ROUTE
NORTHwEsT sOITTII Avn SOrfTHyV rs

On and after March q. 1874, trains Will leay6as
Washington lee. as a. m BsisitmOrs.... So a N.
-. 49,. $50 pm -. ian >. m.
THE GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
With elegant Scenery. Palace state-room. day and
night cars, with modern Improvements. '-.
I've hundred miles saved to Wsstsrn and Central
The S:s a m. E,mlra daily, except Monday; the
1l:35 9. m. daily, except Sunday. northwssti $50
p. m, daily ,West and southwest; slas .. m. daily
MAKE CONNECTIONS. 10 q 5a
through from Washlngton TO PItSburR, fChIcaro
and Bnffaio without change.
Tickets BY thIs route ca be procured the ONCE
corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyivsnla avenue,
end Thirteenth ctreet and Pennsylvania avenue,
whore reliable tnformation viii be given at al
Passengers procuring tickets at these ofaees can
secure accommodatious In Palace Cars for 81 Louis
Corner Thirlsenth st. ana Penn. avenues.
d. M. BOYD, Ja., General Passenger Eseni,
do2-IV =. PhiladalGhfa.H
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FLOUR
WEIGHTS BEST FAMILY, per sack -. sa.zo
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY, per sack. .e2.5o
BURNT MILLS fAMIIY..... at lowest rates.
ISAAC wEN9ER's FAMILY. a.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY. q
EXTRA FLOUR at sa4o. taas and u per sack
SUNDRIES.
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6 Correspondence.
From Monroe Township.
ENISENCE, November Il. l.


EDITOR REruELICAN-The reports
atloat that your humble scribbler from
this vicinity, who generally signs his
signature 90. Kay" for short, had lett
the country. or had embarked with de-
teated candidates up salt river" Sc,
are false. 1t is true. however, we did
assist some of them thar fellerS" in
packing up and getting their travcsty
arranged, but did only this and nothing
more. and we now take this method of
informing the mlsinformed that we are
yet on our old stamping grounds. where
we hope to meet our unfortunate voy-
ayers with fond embrace, should they
he so fortunate rs TO sufficiently recover
as to return. Though we, like many
others. did try to say something against
our friendly opponents, more TO be in
fashion than anything else; but. as we
hope that no great injury was done to
any one, and we also believe that we
have been amply rewarded for our
trouble; and. therefore. shall ask for
givness of the injured ones. and prom
iSe hereafter to try to attend to our own
business rs best we can, and what little
writing we may do hereafter will be of
a different nature.
We have the pleasure once more OF
informing your many readers of anoth-
er happy and grand wedding which
took place on Thursday last, at the res
idcnce of ID. NJ. Evans. The happy
couple being Miss Caroline Evans, a
daughter of u. NJ Evans, and Mr.. +.
Smith, of Colorado Territory. The GER
cmony was performed by the Rev.
Isaiah Williams, with the relatives and
number of friends present May they
live long and happy life. and peace
and prosperity be with them.
Our neighborhood is now blessed with
4 lyceum and spelling schools, and of
course everybody likes it.
The health Of the people in our town
ship. at this time, is not very good
May are having fever and ague, and
from the change;tbleness of the weather
such cases are likely to become more
numerous.
We hope that spawned rooster of the
Patrons viii be slaughtered on Trunks
giving day, and may the people of Sa-
vannah enjoy happy holiday, is the
wish Of .. KAY.
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Flag Springs Items.
FLAG SPRINGS. Nov. "a, 1874

FLAG SPRINGS, Nov. -, 1874.
The hog trade is lively at present.
Scott, Kirtley ~ Co. shipped by way of
White>ville To Bolckow last Wednesday.
over three hundred head. which they in
tend to pack in the new pa hing house
at that place.
The long wished for boot and shoe
maker has arrived at last. We wish
him success. and hope he will receive i
liberal share of patronage.
We are yet greatly in need Of har-
ness and wagon maker. and will insure
good worhm.u success.
The band boys are anticipating good
time at their intended festival. which is
to come oil on the evening ot the 9TH of
December next. They are making
quite extensive preparations, and are
likely 10 make IL Il success.
j. ID. Shepard has returned from st.
Joe this week with another fine stock
oi goods boots, shoes, dry goods. Nc.
He has made some reductions, in prices
this week, and will continue to do 50.
He is determined to keep up with the
times. J d. is 4 clever fellow. and de-
serves liberal share OF patronage.
ANNOY
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Resolutions of Respect to Abram
Bowman, Deceased.
SAVANNAH GRANGE. No. $50,
November II, 1874,

SANASSAH GEANGE. NO. 0Ju,
November II. 1874.
Amongst other things, were the fol-
lowing, to-wit:
Resolved. That it has pleased AL
mighty God. in his infinite wisdom. and
whose ways are past finding out" to
remove by death our worthy and es-
tcemed brother, Abram Bowman. from
our midst. and being at the time the
lecturer of this Grange. That We bow
to an over-ruiing Providence. and will
continue to cherish his memory with
iondest recollections, on account of his
genial bearing amongst our brethren
and sisters, his fidelity therein, and his
attachment to the principles of our or
der. That we tender TO his bereaye6
family our coincidence and sympathy in
this their great aifliction. Coniiding in
the wisdom and grace of our Heavenly
Father, hope our brother has gone to
reap Il far greater reward in the great
harvest of the Universe, where our Di-
vine Master will recompense all who
have laborcd faithfully in life.
X. \. WATTS,
Il. BARR,
L. A. CARSON,
Committee.
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We tina in the State Journal, Il pa
per usually cautious in statement aud
we'll informed. the following corrobo-
ration of information recently given
through our local columns in regard
to the state l'cnitcntiarv. The Jour-
nal. Published ut Jefferson City, has
excellent opportunity To learn the
facts. and lis statement. we presume.
has moi been Nightly saade Ii sayss
We learn. Hpnn authority rhat no
one will dare question. that there are
now in the Missouri Pcni,cniiary
0i!c hGacs'rd md ritz men wuh "siiher
q sine 10 ilcjr f5Gi nor q coat 10 ia ir tqc&s.
Thi, Is fact. 1t can no, be denied
Who ss rr>pog>ibies Warden Sc
hr,r certainly is not. Ili- hands are
tiaa an.i he Is helpless to rctarIn any
aou>s hat MAY exist, or remedy any
evil. " here are the inspectors? le
is not III their power 10 .u-rs:t this
inhruauity.
We IOrhcar comment upon thi1
condition of ;nin-, ri t!;c prison. We
might cn'er into lengthy criticism.
aHa call attention ~ sUihc Ecfv Facts
i'll TIE same connection. rrt 1t IL
sufficient nov to raii attention 'n
This one. and dc,nas'tl. III tine nane OF
common fu,sanity. an imncdiate cor
rcctipn @i tire wronn'
The ,!orrnal might. Esi'h %r'at pro-
pri"-v. GIVE ~ hr ;h.',lic whatever IL
knew II ahout this business :. ,f'':t"l--
pn Cit,. aud we ;.'prehon'. 'tia. g
vii. arpra, when 'ne l. Glsl.;tU-"
meets. il not - al ,ar!i"r Catn. ih&c
the icsScc. uu:'cr y :-nu %tr ros
y, ,,a>rd to go inrw ri with t.iCir uI.-
Gcriakius any !ultHc
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Bolckow and Vicinity as Seen by a
Visitor.

EDITOR RErUELICAN-D Dear Sir: A
visit 10 the northern rart of this county
will satisfy anyone that there is at least
one portion Of Andrew county that j.
rapidly improving, and that n spirit of
enterprise prcdominatcs there. Where
FIVE ycars ago WAS beautiful will
prairie, now stands the thriving town of
HOLCKOw,
TIE greater par: of which has been
built within the past two Years, consc-
Iucntly everything is new.
There are two pretty church ciilicrs.
erected by the Methods; and Baptist de-
nominations Of that place; also, good
frame schOpi-h Use
W. l.. Dysari d son have erected =.
splendid brick pork house. at cost Of
about fifteen thousand dollars. They
now employ about iory hands. whic!.
number will be increased in Il few days
10 about siX'v There are from five to
eight hundred hogs slaughtered perday.
There are also about fifteen hrsiar~s
houses, shops, &c.. in the town OF Bnl-
ckow, maHy oi when equal, ir they do
not su!pass, those o. Savannah. w:
4. 7. West & Bro. arG logan /,
Wells, general merchandise
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SAVANNAH GILE-ECRY.

Adrerti,.rrrts in this column, -eats per line
ipr one gem. tHciud. r. 'sa'roi h'Gd Those
r-h, di-rr.:sc i; N g.. ..'!r crc ''I'Gbl6 and
straight tf1rrgrs! "a ih'r respective ccLisrs-
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MEDICAL CARD.

TATtREu, THROAT and IL Mt hFFtC-
tipn. ,,.,n only br cured hy proper iuhain:,
iu-irl!lluta and I'm de- Dtsin--- hi:Vdnr->,
IriIra.:ic, sick .-ui Iiotl> hr:.'cc aud EiIlinG
hichnv,-, i-r..tr,' TOR perm iErnl cure. Al ~
--l-rs should -. cured by doc orin- the c:tii-r.
Nr.eiahi- rem lies are IA" m,>; r.I'CIul anti
,ir."- w III -..t-... fIstul s-:H-ann cared iihuIi
rfi. n-,. si III" hUilr. The treatment "i ripurc-
and i,rnia- iar -l,.cI1ly lTi.s~r~ "i ali de-
sirair!r IA ~, iIIi-iid uHIplt iTic'-- AMI
-hnrt anfIs~ uI ir.aIE iumur- I 'Ilrd sucrt-.-
IaiIy. AdGrr--> pT. y. DODGE. IL. Wei
,Ja,L -,u ,fr-,t ,.4,itsrn III 81
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liors Slaughtered.

Or Tunsd"~ and Thursdays Of each
week. 'urirg tie inter. viii slurilt-
cr ;,nd deliver hoGs OF reasonable terms.
Er.a- t..em al,2%. ". B. UuW AID.
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The country around Bolckow is also
fast improving, and many new aud
beautiful residences have been erected
in the past few years; and Bolckow is
live town, and if any are incrcdulous.
let them pay it visit. Yours very re-
specially, TECUMSEH.
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EarriSQ.

WEST --Ei,t!:i|t;EE--,ilt tn" IO;h Inst. by
Ed, J.'c"b n".i i :. " - To Jos, p'tiA",
hangover 81 D1r'i i!.iIrii,-"".
tiH'.i iStLAN-nt. .ckLHEi On IT,, i5'h.
~ .Ir ,anr, h.Ir ~ N-i,"-nw 10 i."r.lHia
IfIlCaIri,N.
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Or Job department is v>rr complete.
~ neatly AID rhra!.;y a. can hr done.
Give u : c.... aud "1'I Warrant s...is-
faction.
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
BAKERY, &c.
PHYSICIANS.

nR. u. II DAVENPORT having located in
l. Savannah. oI,as his professional services
To the citizens of Savannah and vicinity Office
~ his residence Main street, block east OF
the square.
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AMl;OY.
A Specimen Of Literary Humor in
Olden Times.

November q. lS7i.
Mn. o. +. PAuL-Dcar Sir: | have
not seen the following in print since |
came to this country. took it from an
old Chambrrsburg (Pa.) journal of
August IS. lsl,J. and is il was Old, !
thought you would give it place III
YOUR paper. Yours. =. !. &. I.
\ WAC ~ LOVE TO Ills SWEETHEART
MosT AuIlHL.E MI,>-Altrr lung con-
,idrralion Of the great representation
which you have in your nation for my
preservation. feel an inclination To be-
come Your relation. To give demon
siratinn of this my estimation without
equiv vocation, am making preparation
to 4 speedy navigation 10 remove my
I;thta;iun To ii nearer situation to pay
y"u alteration for the sake ot CONVERSE
;ion. If this my declaration may but
meet your appreciation. il will confer IN
obligation with Your estimation from
generation to generation. From yoiirs,
John ADDRATiON.
AN ANSWER To THE ABOVE
Sui pyruSed your or;.t:ou with much
drli,, ration and ii ii,ile CONSERVATION at
the C"ca; iniatua.ion OF weak i'm" "i,i:i-
ton t. show such vrncraiicn on 81 sliyit
Il foundation: hat after examinations
ANA serious contemplation, | supposed
rour animation was the fruit OF rccrca-
ton. or had sprung from o>!entation, 10
iii play yoar education by an old emu
mr-;,iion. or rather multiplication of
words oi thr >aHc termination. though
oi great variation in each respective Si%
E!!i@ati"a. Now, wi'h"ut di-putA;iou.
y"ur L.boriorS application 10 :" tedious
an occupation Grs"r' g. COMMUNICATION.
and ti.nkin" imitation q sufficient graf
i.,cstiVh, am witnnui hesitation. yours,
MARY MDDEhATION.
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ATTOrNFNS.

SyY W CALDWELL. attorney y-.t-law and
w Notary PraIG. Pay, special attention
@ collecting, cunvcyancins and investigating
files ~
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Tnb!ie School Golumn.
The Art of Printing.

This column is filed by Room No. Z, Savannah
Public school, r. {. Ma:eson, teacher.
, 1874-12-16
ChlcaQels Il
THE CHICAGO DnY.uO0DS MANNET,

TUESDAY, DeD 15.
Rtncb our lnat report fnrly satisfactory business
has hucn doing III th's branch of trade nj generally
welnainta1rd rrices, few branl!s OF bleachcd aud
brown cuttonA nono beiug albjocted to nuy quotabo
ehafge. Loea retailers, III wr ~ country merchants,
appear to layo beon prosecuting nuul eaHtnl traB
cusly. mud they IN slo market for roaasormunts
to I'll o1ent tAa IL unusual for tls particular stage VI
the soaso. both cotton aud wooon gous Of standard
tnakes novlnu With falr lbuvAty xn4 tAers Ia
ovsry ind!ration that with thu adyont Ut tbs new
iu general features of tho msrkut will be witnessed.
s.uyks, both ~ iohbors ard reta.!ara hans.s, aro
much lighter than uaua1, anl wAun thu - stocking
NJ process fairly Mg'ns ,!oto eau DO l!ttle doubt
lake higher range. TAa .hangcs uotca durlug tha
wcok wvrs decline of ~ in Cabot, dardnsr, aud
Inc browns; No In lrtdo Of tao West aud ID lii Nsw
York AIllla, Wanasutta aud DoTal beaeheI rottons.
Concerning tho EoW York market, tho Anlieiin Vi
Drc. II says:
"Ths niarket for cntton gooda presents 10 nav
features uf interest," anu pFtce clInGsa Ut ill.,
porlance havo trausp!roa. There II continued stoaly
le1u4nA for toa.g ln4kta cf brunn aud bleachcd cot
lon, for Which rrrss arc now low tAat II Ia fiIa
buyers 10 Look fos further eVncessous Oh regular
, 1874-12-16

warc effected at prhcs not quo1ably different
from thoHo current yesterday. A troo tnovamnnt
II foreign driod frslta was uotaa at i!rmty-tnan-
which 10 unto n doolina Of 10. ll.tla or no I'M
proyon'ent IN tls demand fur domestic dried u
hpparont, Riia vhllina rotnatn aH before. Ffali
mot With limltod inquiry only. and
quotations aro nominal. Goal, wood,
as.d psg.trpn oonsinno du1I. ~ pseYi-
ollaly quoted, Loathor waa In fair de-
nland. a. steady rticos. Oils sold to q fair ag-
grcgnto. at about former rates, tMrpentino alono
being cllanlgod-now quoted at 49e. Tho canned
goods market rosnntnB Qulot nt generally steady
pr|ens. Peaches nra ii acanty supply, and Will
undoubtedly adyance.
There woro no now foatureH In lumber. Go-
yond light ortlor bnstness, nothing OF conDo-
quonco was done. atetn!s and sfelf lardwaro
wcro In exceptionally good demapd for Docom-
bor, and stoAdy. tito former At Tho rocons Cd. s9
varco, Oooperage .waa lnii ana wcak. No
changes voro noticed II, hides, wool, or aecds.
Hops and br0ont-corn wore firm, both
boing largely undor tito control Of
1oW individuals. prairlo hny YaH
lower, under heavy reoaipts, aud a lits!p de-
tnand, while tho botter grades Of timothy wore
ilrm, tic Stoclt-Yartls buyers having agnln en-
tered tho market. Potatoes were firm, especial.
" choics yerlot!oa, Which havo nov to 10 brought
hero by rail. a. higher f!yights tllnn heretofore.
The oenaand is fair Oh local accouat. Poultry
and pan1n uoro stoadY md aa1ablo.
THO following tab!q sllows tho rnoromont of
-four and grain ut Montreal from Jan. to Nov.