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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

LIABILITY OF RAILROADS FOR ACcIDFNrs
An important case was tried in the Somerset
county court recently, the result Of which will
De OF particular interest to railroad cOmpan,rs
ana to passengers who may meet with accidents
John knable, the plaintiff, received Injuries IN
December 20, 1871, while riding il the rear ear
OF tram OF the Connellsylle railroad company.
II bruised rail- having thrown the car down An
embarrassment into the river. 1t was shown 10
The court that the repairnastar Of the diy-
sion had been notified of the defective rail. I'm
'he instruction TO the jury the court held that
when an accident happens and a passenger is
injured, the presumption is against the carrier
and that the defendant must iemove IL by show.
ing that there was no negligence. On the aues
uon as to what the law requires in regard To the
structure of railroads the court suhstantinllv
charged as follows;
The road must he constructed Of the hes, ,,,..
terlals, in the best known manner. Ii must he
safe and sufficient beyond question, in yiew nf
the business to be done upon It. Ihe ties mus,
be sound and strong, the rails slreng, well lsiJ
and well listened. The road in i:s strncu's
must be up TO the standard Of the b. At roa,l,
auu must he Kept up to that standard. The M
most ea'e ahu vigilance Is required Of the con.
paiy III Keeping 1t in repair. 1t must be tan,
III the best condition. 1t must not be su1erlJ
10 De out "f repair for momen. longer than
Tue utmost ulllgence requires. 1t must be Al.
ways as good as new, as good as the best The
railroad company Is bound to keen had. |
enough and to supply material enough and ns
such quallty as TO keep the road In he best mr..
ger. Not 10 have the road up 10 the standarl
indicated IS negligence. The slightest neaac, |
10 keep II IN this Condition, il hurt or lnss oo
Glfs 10 any Que, will render the COMPANY IiahI,
Ii Injury results from defect in HE r,aJ H.
carrier relieves himself from responsibility onlv
w showing that the defect was one which could |
. uol oe discovered or cured by any attanabe
ski, foresight Or intelligence.
oG the question OF damap. The conr, ,sR....,
the point Of counsel to plain,itf In ,his rarasI
which Is to the Effect that the plaintiff can ony
recover such compensation for loss and DAMAGE
as Tue evidence clearly proves him TO have sns.
'an'eu. The jury returned verdict for The
plaintiff for 81 400. 'o' '''
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01
w. III. Chadwick,s
HORSE, CATTLE AND POULTRY CON
DITION POWDERS.

nIT,oN pownr1,s
Inc great Alternative, Tonic, and Bloc Puriner
do her woik quickly and eaectuaiy and are now be-
coming standard and universal remedy after being
tested over twenty years. and where an emsnt
could be made 1t has been done Owners 81 ~
Horses, Dairymen, kaisers OF Cattle, Sheep, fySSt
Swine and Poultry pronounce these Con- An
dillon Powders superior any yet offered to DE pub.
,lic. They have been tested In thousands Of
M~H the following Diseases. viz: Farcy. Sarfsit
Mange, Dstempers, Hde-tound, Thick-wind,
Worm Rots' Pureina, Jaundee. SWslisd
Legs, ali diseases u die Urinary Organs, ~
Discusses of the Liver, Fever, Fever Sores, Ioss Of
es.aA Cattle Plague, Pneumonia, dlanders, hot
b%S in Sheen and all contagious diseases In
s.ln fact ali diseases where internal remedies are
required. BY the use of the Powders Dresses,
Scratches Farcy Poll Evil, Fistulas DIstsmpers and
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

NEW HAMPSHIRE, Dec. GA bloody fra
cas- look place at Gr"vetoula evening, growing
9 g, OF ah al'elnpt ny Michael O'Leaiy and a
Frenchman, named Blackwell. both intoxicated
TO enter house Of questionable character, own.
Ell by fr"nchmau named Guoye. The result
OF the tight was the death Of Guoye aud his
~, young man who was killed by O'Learv
with club, the mortal wounding of Rockwell
with an axe by old Guoye, and a bad wound
on oLeary's head from club used by the fe-
male fumates Of tho house.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

Total ~ 900 gifts, all cash, ting to 81 5000 900
The chances for giit are as one to nvs,
PRICE OF TICKETS;
Whole tickets, $50 Halves, S26; Tenths, or each
coupon S5j eleven whole tickets for $500; 22k tick
for 81 900; 1l3 whole ckets for SO. 900 @ whole
tickets for $1,000. No discount less than $500
worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in all
respects like the three which have already bsen CIV
eL and full particu lar may be learned from circu-
lars which will be sent free from this Office 10 all
who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applicntousj agencies will
be sttended TO in order they received, aud 1t Ia
hopedthey will be sent in promptly that there may
no disappointment or delay in filling all, Liberas
terms given to those who buy to sell again. All agent
are peTemptorly required TO settle their
and all unSold tickets by the 20th day OF March
ThoS. 4. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Manager
ON Concert, Public Library Building, Lousvile,Ky
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

WAGES F"E LABOR IN EuRorE-SiNty
cents day rs c"nsldeiei GOD WAGES ior a
workingnan in any of the European countries
except Great Britain, where the wages are
somewhat higher. In the Tyrol silk region
and in Italy they often do moi GET more than
ten cents In the country in Germany ten cents
is the common pay. Women there often cat
but tive cents. In Sweden men often work
from four O'Clock in the morning Till nine in
the evening, and do not get any more. During
the late war many poor women in Berlin were
hired to knit stockings for the soldiers for five
cents The profits Of the poor who keep petty
shops, sell trnkets in the streets, ol act rs suit
lers, do not average more than three or four per
cent BARRIERS il Berlin, since the raising of
tnelr prices get live cents for hair. cutting and
Two and half cents for shaving. Servants M
hotels get from three 10 eight dollars a month,
oerVant-girls in private families often pe, but
ten dollars year. Sometimes these classes can.
not get work at any price.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

ihe Virglhias survRs ave forwarded a
h 10 fiesineDa Ifat. expressing their
heartieIt thanks Tor tt1Fneistic measures ia
Ken lof their timely rs2ie ad delivery from
death, or the chain gal OF spanish prison !.
They also make CRATE menion of Comman.
der Brsine and the CT of d Junista.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

BRAN AND CORY Mai Fon Cows.-Tbe
Practical Ftumer says: 4 /, well settled In ths
opinion Of all our bes daIrymen that brsn
greatly promotes the NJ, secretions in cows
anu !. Is 'ed almost uni'rsally. About equal
IN ,h'At INV WIN corn me Is the usual proper
quantity and quality milf, From several
sources we hear that buo vboat hran a. a vra.,
producer Of milk, and II NOW being nsed CON.
siderably among our CHI ar eounty dairvmen.
IN about the same prop, ION 40 The otbe, ~
Thomas Gawthrop near Vest drove. Chester
county, also. by repea,e trials with bis own
cows, has fully satisfied lnseIS that thew do 40
we'll with corn aud cob aoI ! nd hran 90 Win
pure corn meal and bran The amoint of mr.
u, I'm, IN corn cons Is very small that this
sltion oi the ground cob ,tino m nromote Al.
gestlon by distendng tLtomscb. TLe nres.
| ence Of bulky material bHo nacsssarv m nrn-
mote distcnsion and fill u ba stomacb IF RIM.
| mating animals, before ige.tIon can he &C.
cor1pished, is freeuentylost siabt If HIM
garian grass is also found or noiish cow. to he
rather superior TO lie OF naro nm NJ hav-
The last year or two 4ungian ora. has loom
ed up wonderfully in he e. nation M onr dahv
farmers; and very ltrge ,o,,s oTI.nd will hs
sowed with ii the coAing sr.oo 4, roatnres
for cutting in about saty cvs and two 10 four
lions per acre-he lat4 OF 80 ~, S,ood soiis
Three pecks to the acS Is ha nsnai sIIowanca
OF seed Where I'd " nsrIset ia conve.
nient this substitution tof iungarIsn erase for
common hay in hon4 feetng 1yiiI he a CLEAR
additional source of pdI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01
SJJRVEYING

In all Its branches. Prompt attention to country
orders Building lots for sale IN Wilmington an
vicinity. EDWARD TATNALL, Jr.
T04 Tatnai, St., Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

Articles Patent Medcin .. Essences, Flavoring Ex-
tracts, Herbs, sc. W. n. ALRICHS, Apotbs cary,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01
.OR SALE.

Iwodwellings, situated Lake stseet, Middle town,
pcL,tn go,d order two-st,ry back build 4
ihEe, good water nj the door. tn cay vESAV
Wt NJ, % wou'd be exchanged Tor property ks44
NJ Wilmington, or IN part for farm near q station,
or near the city. Apply to
wA. II. REYNOLDS,
aee4 SlD West Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01
SAVE YOURk0NEY.

SAVE YOURkONfY.
AND BUY YcUR
Teas, Comes and Fine 9roesrhsss
fkUMthe bestselecteo stocks OF the New York Hso-
kets, at the TesHouse II W. H.fiEhSh,
sep 20 No. West Fourth street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-01

Before States were used people multiplied on
the face OF the earth.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-29
Chance to make Money
"YOUATT's CONDITION POWDER

manufactured by WILLIAM HoLLiNShl,g, w.
Stroudsburg. Ifyou have never usea It ,,, Wy
Package and if it does not benen' il,., w.
stock to The amount of one hundred ao,a,,' ~,
IN your estimation, call at the store auu
your money refunded. Ian.
HOPSES.-It will give them gov ,5e
petite, keep their skin loose and renas', ,o,d
coat snfl and shining, keeping them 10 ,ts,s ere
condition with one half the feed, OeI"a '"'
by saving of one half the money milk
COWS.-It makes them give "'... mare
with one-half the iced. and II they nIIIrTTrR,
milk of course you make more BU li'
and the more butter the more money c,tle
have so much confidence 10 m ,n' tnoe.
Powder that make the above oIer, a mined
ing we'll that it will do all that 'S
for it. -e,1rtp.
OF Ask to see The Great i00"''
tidoie.
March 4, l8e9.-,f
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-29
MAKES The weak STRONG.

Tie PeruUi0It Syrup, q Protect
Ell Solution Of the Pl'0tO.CIie Of
Iron. as so combined as 10 hare
the character Of ara GiimelIt, as
edSiIU CIiGeSte;j and GSSi3Gttd5cG
aUith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures O3UlG TitGJi@il1g
agent. TTOG jI2 the 53cOd, 01IG
cares '.d thousand ills" simply
6yTOTiIIg 3ID, ,IHCi0OTGtil1D Gl1d
Tit0IiSiRg the System. The en-
riched and UitaJieed blood per-
2nedteS eUeTy part Of the body,
repairing damages OIGI 9CGSte,
Se0rcHiIg O1t morbid Secrc-
tiORS. and Tearing nothing for
disease 10 feed 9IpOII.
This is the secret of The 7"Ol3-
de1'JtEL success Of this remedy i11
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pIaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, ,BOils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Teyers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional VigOr,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
d3Id dy diseases originating ilb
Il BAD state of the blood, or dc-
cOmpG2tied 6y debility or q JO,U
state Of the sVStens. Being free
from AJCOHOG, igI any form, its
eneTgi@jHg effects are not fOJ-
JOlCed by corresponding Te6CC-
ton, 6ut are permanent, i!sJtt-
sing strength, cig0T, and neiO
life into CU parts Of thc SYSTEM,
and building up GlG IRON Con-
StjtUtjOl.
Thousands hare been changed
by the 2ISe of this remedy, from
aCeGE, sjc6Jy, suffering C3'eG-
tUTes, to strong, RcGJthy, and
happy 731cB G33G acOn9c33; tJI1d
inU0JjCjS cannot FeOSOnG1J 1JJ hes
Gt0te to GiUc II q trial.
See thdt each bottle hos PERU
WAN SYRUP GJO5c5o i1s tie glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, PrOprietors,
no. SO Harrison Av., Boston.
SOLD DY DRU0oIsTs GENERALLY.
October l6, sly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-29
CHARTER PERPETUAL.

Tc B-Isws Of this Compay, and regulations govern
in. in,urauc. have. recently been ycGy materially
changed placing IL upon basis equal 70 that oI any
Ijra Insurance Company in the state
important among these changes are lhS i"Iio"IAs'
viz.
Pocie, instead Of being perpetual, are issued for
al nr.rr : classified and the rate of premium is
yyt acr,ir,iing 20 the risk Of the property.
Premium notes are taken and all assessments are
aGa is ihC notes
Property is insured for not mere than two thirds OF
it. cash value and the fu amount OF Insurance
paid IN of loss provided the loss be equal 10 the
Annual a.e,slne only are made except in cases
~ heavy loss, and where 4 special assessment l.
therefore p-grarrl 10 insure property
aIpnn much desirable than under the old
system.
Applications may be made t. any Of the Managers
Surveyors, or Secretary.
MANAGERS.
S;,-,l. II S.aEas J peuuc Is.R2r t. 8 Staples,
Silss g.. Drak-, C. u. Rr1dhaad, Robert Boys,
.Ia-h Euesbt John Eiinzer, !, T II IIaTerman TeIl
J.,uh SluuIsr, Theo. Schoch, I. ". Rhodes
William Wallace
SToGDELL STOKES, Pres't.
I T. DEEHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
SURVEYORS.
For Monroe County:
Silas Z. Drake, William Gilbert, Geo. G. Shafer,
r " Raoics, J. Depue LaBar. Jacob staufer,
John Elinger
For Wayne County:
]. 4. OpQelt. Charles \. Masters.
Tor Pike County:
a--nlucl Dctrick.
Tor Northampton County:
Richard Camden.
For Carbon County:
s-mu'-I Ziegenfus.
For Wroming Comfy:
g. VI Eoon, II. " Eardwell, !. 3. Edwards
re- The Managers meet regularly a. the Secretary
Giice ia SirogiSburg. the first Tuesday Of eaci
month a; ? o'clock.P. II. May D. '7S-t
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-29
HOLLINSHEADSITCH& SALT RHEUM OINTMENT

No Family should be without this valuable
medicine, for on the first appearance of the
disorder on the wrists, between the fingers, &C.
a slight application of the Ointment will cure
it, and prevent its being taken by Others
Warranted to give satisfaction or money
refunded.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and reatil, by
w. HOLLINSHEAD, Druggist.
Oct. 13,'67-tf
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-10-29
SUPERIOR MANNER!
Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu,
slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmeo
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out al
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shor
he has also a Blacksmith Shon wher.
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September l9 lS67.-tf.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-12-26
THE SU NJ /.
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WYEK1Y AND DAILY FOR 1876.

THE APPROACH Of the Presidential
Election gives unusual Importance to the
events aid developments If 1876 We
ahasf cndeavor u dcscribc them fully,
faithfully. and f.arleSsly.
THE WEEKLY SUN hos now attained
. circulation Of over seventy thousand
copies. lts readers are found in every
State and Territory. and its quality il we'll
knbwn to tie public. We shall not only
eotl-ayor, !" keep it fully M to tho old
atsndar.l. hut to improve and ntld to its
variety and power. .,r
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to
b. thorough newspaper. All the news
Of the day will l,o found in 1t, condensed
whom uni,nportant. at tnll length when Of
mowent, nnd always. we trmxt, treate'l in
. clear, interesting nnd instructive mnnn-r
Sun tho best family newspaper IN the
world It will he full IT entertaining and
appropriate reading ofevrry sort but will
print nothing to offend the most sc,mpu-
Ions aud delicate taste. 1t will always
contain the most interesting stories and
r"manccS Of tho day, carefully selected
end leG;bly printed.
The Agricultural Department IL prom
incnt feature ia the WEEKLY SUN, and
its articles will always DO found fresh aud
uaefnl to the farmer.
The number Of men independent in pol
itics ia increasing. and tho WEEKLY SUN
is their paper especially. 1t belongs t.
ing for principle, and for the election Of
the hest mon It exposes the corruption
that disgraces tho country and Threatens
tho overthrow Of republican institutions.
1t haa no fear Of lsnavcs. and seeks no IA.
vors from their supporters.
The markets Of every kind and the fash
iona nre regularly reported in its columns.
The price Of tho WEEKLY SUN is one
dollar q year for sheet If ght pages and
ffty-six columns. Az this barely pays the
expenses Of paper and printing, we arc
not able to make any discount or allow
any premium to friends who may make
special efforts to extend it's circulation.
Under tho new law. which requires pay
n,cnt of postage in advance, ono dollar ~
year. with twenty cents the cost If pre-
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ton II il not necessary to get mp u club
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
DOMESTIC MARKE1S.

Dee dCrs I I've Fa W: Corn 9 owe;
s ai snt cars IL M Mixed do sOa65c
rsAO Dee 2s-Gran Wheat sla379 bush; Corn,
OF o5j bush, Oats 675 bush; Brey l2O O3 BUSH Peas.
4tUG 700 tss Wheat $500 lush Corn Is 200 bash Oats
bust 400 bush .S Sog R1 saa S SS,S
Ss \, y &c. W Sar s. ws q wa1ee No.
Sp"Hs Il i4Ssi iS IsaaSse spGs 81 o6asi 81;
No d. gs$l o. S, Ei w $n: sE u dtas iS
bush. No. g track 79e Old No held q, So oa. DOmuali
M rtssiat; 't c.a, $ +sesf 60 5ies
81 G'5o 20 West western II ioasi A. Pror"Hs-Ms PORK $2 Short
Cut s2i Hams l5c; Shoters "Gloc Breakfast Bacon lie;
.pS se s:e b Ss tIT ISs So Laid
F2 da aga %1 $qDr%s s. - 3D. DO ksirs
FANNY MY IS 23Gss - Wheat du nnet Com dG Whit.
Western &C. Me- DO a.. Ne DE- DOL Ga sa o. Hay w
ounS lots selling shoulder 4a7@ Clear Rib siie, g.l Toe
i5sI4t Lar $aii for steam and Kennel batter
rs r to Prime Eo iSaS Whey declining
cmre.co Dec unchanged active higher and
stronger. spring 9Sc No. sprug. SOe spot; Janu.
g nd cS sS n Mo- sns i No Mixed Sc Soc ps,
s SsT S:' C. os nd s
% sS1 h ,%sa' .S 81 ;ss ptSia' S;, Rye sd II
deetalps No. sgas = 22:asl 70 spC! 81 % 5.haary
a NJ - AZ M:s4 S g sa,r nsa *. ''sssy and
cord .Ue, January 81 'c February Corn. 652,
lamar tGlsc February Ola Soc kr Oats 5eAsd 52ae
January Reesp-Plou $4,000 bbs Wheat 90 600 bush;
20 80 OOU bush: RYE 1000 bush Barley II
superintendent .0OU bush; Com .lUOU buh. Oats
8. 900 bush Rye. l,OOO bush Barley. 1000 bush
Dec. 2S-flouT dull. Whesi dull nominal
81 Usd$l TO- Corn IL fair demand and 6sd7Oc.
03Q sc Rye dbl 81 o. Barley qliet, bat enn
Butter steady PORK tm al Sl90Sl9 ~ Land 10 good demand
STEAM Is ia 3e closing The ontde Buls Meats vniei
erm sh0u.n Gsat94: Clear NIB Sdes, ytsG9a4e Clear
luc Bacon firm demand shoulders S2dS,c Clear
kb IL 4d IL c Clear Sides l2e Greeu Meats held higher
WLhAV 9Gc. Live Hogs firm; 800;
80 5OdS1; Far Medium SG37 lji toJA Packing,
2Ud$7 50 the bulk Of the saes 2od$1 80 the
atp cleared
osts haHgeV Petroleum hm; Standard
Wh' lots. De-; Legal Test, lUc.
Dee. .SPour quiet and unchanged Wheat good de-
mani KIra 81 l54; Ne /. 81 IN Ambr I'll %.
unchanged Osls bID ani far demand No %
a5jc Arcrps 900 bbs four 1900 hash Wheat 900 bash
Wheat 5000 tusb. orn, 1000 bash Oats
lSD Ders ~ Pou arInnehanGed Hhest steady
Sl O3dSl 10. Corn steady Bas. CO. Sheed % atte 10
Oats tpiy 550J1t R,s steady al 81 % Barley
81 2Od II - Bulk meaSboubers, 62d6'i; Clear
NIB Sides Clear Sides Ice BAcon-Sone IA he Hariet
hEspnIs 2s-fiou GRO fair demand Corn-pemand
hight holders ~ 0S OatsUemapI light ho.rs hm az
72d13e dali LArdprnAnd hgbt: holders drna
Bulk Mrats-Shou,efs d74 Clear Rib sides, Vs Clear Sides
lOhc Cnfayoi.br weather checks oatioor trace -, M.
ALwArKkK Dee .eFoar queIi nonnal unchanged W neat
Eu SUI fair delnand No. Mhwaukee VI oe No 90, VoAc
January 9O February OF re Cat, steady No In store 81 le
06c New In O3c kye quiet
No al 97c barley fair demand and higseT No.
spring cash December 81 30 January 81 Nod 90 steady
~ liza Provisions but lrm Pork-hey Sie cash
$40 &C. Pebuy Sly So Maehi Pps Asss, aonua $lS w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
COTTON MARKETS.

NOZZLE 23otol 6rn hiting 1ic net receipts diIi
bales export, coistx SAT b sales 4OOO bales stocx 1oooI
bales.
ORLRA>s 29-Cotton qne demand fair: middins
l4lic Low Midtin2. 139c Good OrIinay LAG NJ rscepn
So bales gro III bcs; France. 30ll bales
Continent 2O3o bales coasIsse 3S2l bales sAe INV
bales: stock 252.360 bales - 80 ,.
BsLrxoRE Dec 2s-Cotton Midsng l4ise recep
baes 100 bales the Continent ~ bais
sales 100 bales stock 30 516 bales sDinners. 40 bsles $3.50
ding l3ia0 725 bales sblp0en 0ol be
sales, l. 300 ba 'es stock. G9jl9 bales - .
nAyAsrAH Dec. 28totoE firmly held at Midilne I4s lev
Mding is; Good Ordual l22 net recep D. - bae1:
exports Britain lib bales; coas"se 1850 bales sales,
I,67l bales; stock. lO3.9J2 bales. ~ ,.. =.
Dec firm Tor good qualities iiang is
10 31 Good Orlns.y; l22a net 70.
ceps 3 coatwe 1876 bales sales loOO bales
stock. n 37S bales ... 80,
GaLyRsTox Dec. 2S-Coon fair demand Mtdng II ;
Low Mid1iDg 135ic Good Ordinary BE; receipts, ooo4
bales 1919 bales rrat Britain 500 baes coast
ST. Dec 23Coon steady and unchsn1eI hddhng 1915:
40 bales: $40 bae shipments OoO oas;
sales l39 bales; stock. 33 ga bales $500 800
2S-CJton quiet and 6rm Md5lng. IL Ir
ding l4c 134 receipts 1871 bales; o3s
bales
BosroS Dec 28-Co,fon quiet end firm; Mdtng Ia net
rept 37l bales 2S3 bales sales 81 bse socE. lesV
bales 1900, o..,..
2S0i bales exports toa~se - lo2 oae sales zuO baies
WILsisirox Dec 20 6rner Midding 1857; net
eel u.s. $50 bales; socg. PA bales ~
CIyCIyyAr 2SCo unchanged Mtl.nz IL o1l3sc;
OSJ bales coo baes pnners 100 bates
stock, lOOl baes 1890. ,,.o,,.
ArGrrA dec. 23-Cottop firm; MidinHg, l3's9l3ac Lov
Mdiug l3iic Good Ornay, LEI net receipts, two days.
bales sair 2 7S1 baies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN HARKRTs-

ETHIOPIAN NIRkkTs =.
LoSnoS Dee. 2s-l23O m.-Ehe Railway shares 24s DO
PrciS 'rsa IL.
ivgsPyo Dec 1890 m.The Cotton market que: and
s,eads Md.s pands, 2sL; Mhlng Orleans 7Si; sses
1000 speculation and export cotton TO
yr i6a d,aer the basis Of hdlng Cpsuds' nothing
be,,y Low yildl.ng, shipped December at 1'sl
L., DON Dec 2c-2 m-Par dispatches quote Rentes Al:
GlL zoe. All,
oa CpEd. nothing Good Ordinary shipped December anu
nothing below Low MidngS, SHIPPED January
ard F.lun,y at gl6c B:esdsuhs quiet
cheese 90 /, cy. the best grades Of American tine
ryrUpno Dec 2S-5 p. m-Ihe sales Of Cotton today we're
600 bacs mining 900 Tor speculai on and export
o>poN Dec m-The Of bulon gone into the
Rant of Eng balance to-day &2U00D0 United states Tea
lor,y LonIs 1914 Erie Railway shares, "a ifd241
LiykRloo 2S4 mO the sales 81 Cotton to-day 6iOO
bc Sr:e Ae the bass of MddnG pands nothing
pv Good Onpary deliverable February and Mirch 1l6d
do nothing bruw Mddngs shipped Drceaber and JaIui at
III ~ oa he MJdlng OreS lohag below G0oi Or
i,r,ry ship..d aud December al 1Sst
LuxDpS bee st COnsos for money. 9l'; for the ac
c,rut 81 40 dispatches quote Rente at Olf 9Jr
rp .sHFGHr 25Un.ed States FveU,niy Bonds lo62i
'Iospo> Dee, 2s-Gp n.-Tallou. AZ GQ47i9 p cwt