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CARPETS.

1000 yards Carpeting and Mating, consist
ing Of 6ne extra wide Brussels, 81 so to ST. Is
er yard; all wool Ingram s5c. TO $l.l0 !;
wool filling, 50 to, 75c; Hemp, Cottage, Rag
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NOTICE.

- All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased, must present the same,
duly attested, to the Execntfix, ON or before
May goth, 1876, or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
4, Inv MARGARET CANENDER, Execntrix.
Address Delaware City, Del, care of John
R. Bennett.
al May 29-2m. 1si'io7i 2ei
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! Mems aud Boys Ready-Made Snits from
$7.O0 to $500 Mems fine cloth Goats and
Cashmere Pants Also, Fine Suits made to
order for $20. 90 to $25 90. iii q zs'i 'ss4
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NOTICE

iHAH persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased, must present the same,
duly attested, to the Administrator, on, or
before May 24ih, 1876, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
ARNOLD s. NAUDAIN, Admr.
Address -Middletown, Del.
4 Mas 9-2m.a gtiii.shsi'isa p7 lta" '''''
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DSYCHOMANCY. or SOUL CHARMING,
i How either sex may fascinate and gain
the love 4 affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple, mental requirement
all canipossess, free, by mail. for 25c, together
With marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams Hints TO Lad Ladies' Wsdding-Njght slai 4 Mg
LIAM 4 CO., Pubs, Philadelphia. Y iunlz-4
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Reaistrr's Orders
REGISTERS ORDER.

REGISTERS OFFICE,
New CASTLE CousTy, May 26th, 1875.
Upon the application Of Theodore II Long,
Executor of Richard Long, late Of st. Georges
Hundred, in said County; deceased, il is order
ed and directed BY the Register that the Ex-
ecutor Aforesaid give notice Of the grant
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to be post
ed, within forty days from the date of such
letters, in six of the most public places of the
County Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the Estate, to present
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in
such case, made and provided. And also
cause the same TO be inserted within the same
period in the MrDDLErowN TRANSCRIPT, q news
paper published in Middletown, and to be
continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal OF
-, Office of the Register aforesaid, at
LIS. New Castle, in New Castle County
t~-) aforesaid, the day and year above
written. = s. C. BTGGS,
REGISTER.
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"That's very fine dog you've 60

"That's very fine dog, you've got
there. my lad."' said an apprsoiative
old gentleman to pensive looking
urchin, who was dragging after him .
reluctant Scotch terrier with . rope
shout his neck. "You bet. He's a
VERY nice dorg, be is. i calls him
'Cslsior. = hAb, Excelsior-yo must
hare been reading Longfeliowt?'
"Nevef heard Of the fsller afore. I
calls him 'Celsior cause be alters pints
his tail up"
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a Providence lady was recently over
heard at an evening assembly speaking
il high praise Of q pretty girl just pass
ing. "Why she is perfect parogram
1pfplypppg lady Il think, you mean
patallelogfam. do JON notN9' suggested
the waggish gentleman addressed. II
said .parallelogram,' Mr.. ex-
claimed the lady, With q combination
Of dignity and indignation impossible
to describe F2EH33s "a ss
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NfllJ 9dutrtistn,tnts.
POND S
Ex RACT

CHlLDREN-No family can aflord to be without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises, Contusions,
Cuts Sprains, are relieved almost instantly by ex
ternal application. Promptly relieves pains Of
burns Scalds, Excoriations, Chahngs, Old 1ores,
: Boils Felons, Corns, ETC. Arrests inflammation, re-
duces swellings, stops bleeding, removes dscelor-
alton and heals rapidly. rs
FEMALE WEAKNEsSE9.-It always re-
ieves pain in the back and lons, fulness and press
ing pain in the head nausea, vertigo.
IN LEUCORRHEA it has NO equal. AL kinds
of alterations to which ladies ore subject are
x promptly cured. Fuller details in book accom-
pany each bottle
PlLIcS.-Blind or bleeding-meet prompt relief and
ready cure No case however chronic or obstinate,
can long resist its regular use.
VARICOSE VEGNS.-It is the only sure cure. r.
KIDNEY DISEASEs.-It has NO equal for per
manent cure.
BLEEDING from any cause. For this it Is spe-
cific It has saved hundreds Of lives when all other
remedies failed TO arrest bleeding from nose stom
ach, lungs. and elsewhere
TOOTHACHE, Eatache, Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism all alike relieved, and often permanently
cured.
PONDS EXTRACT COMPANY, ss Maiden
Lane, New York. June 5--4t.
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DRESS GOODS.
'CIOTHING.

New shades Of Alpacas, Poplins, Delaines
and Wash Poplins-l23 to 35 cents.
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intend to keep
! FIRST CLASS PI,AC ACE.

~ II luCl- O1AlAOA s7 Il A111OEGs
If you west . big plate Of lee Cream fot 10
cents, go TO- Rice's sHY
# you wan. the finest confecti0nsrys 60 to
Ifyeu want Foreign and Domestic Fruits,
60 to Rice's. II
If you want Cakes, plaid sr fapsf, go to
Rice,s 80 sS-,yf
Hyon want Crackers, gosto Rice's.
If you want Ice Cream for Parties, Pic-Nics,
Church Festivals, etc, 60 TO Rice's.
IF you want Toys for The chidrsn, 30 to
R1ce,s. .~-ss-sa@ ----.--.-> n sss H is
f you want Chiidrens Coaches, gO 10
Rice's.
Boys and young gentlemen, if you want
Base Balls and Bats, 60 to RIGGS.
Z. fyou want the finest Cigars, go to Rice's.
1fyou want Wedding Cake, 60 to Rices.
II you want good glass of Soda Water, 60
to Rice's.
If you want Ice for your family, you can
have il delivered at yonr door BY Rice.
os All of the above, and umahy thiRss not here
in mentioned, viii yssIl as cheap. as they can
be bought anywhere in the world.
e. 3. RICE.
MAI LIN ,vQ d.
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SILKS

Fine Cashmere and Gr0s Grain Black Silks
So. so to So. .ooAworth $4.0e Striped Japan
csc Silk, 81 to so cents.
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BLATCHLEY,s

cracks, scales or rusts and will last life time
In order to be sure that you get B!atchley's
Pump, be careful and see that it has my trade
mark as above. If you do not know where
to buy, descriptive circulars. together with the
name and address of the agent. nearest you.
will be. promptly furnished by, addressing,
with stamp, CHAS. G.iBLAfCHLEY, IL
81. ....1.ai AHas u MASuFACIVRsR,
mr. 6-sm. SOC Commerce St.,' Phila., Pa.
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m s5 = NOTICE. g..s ~ IS
All persons having claims against the
Estate Of the deceased, must present the same,
duly attested, to the Executor, on or before
May 26th, A. D., 1876, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
THEODORE n. LONG,
Address-Odessa, DEL EXECUTOR.
2 Jun 5-2m.
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CLARK'S best O. N. T. Spool Cotton, only
60 cents per dozen or cents spool.
JOB LOT of Ladies' kid Gloves, only s. cts.
per pair-selling everywhere for 81 90.
LADIES' Misses and Children's Sewed Shoes
at zoe, soc, 75c, and 81 40 per pair. A
splendid Ladies KID FoFed Cater fsF ~.
GENTS and 'Boys' CATERS and Balmorals at
ST. 25, ST. 40, 81 95 and So Is per pair. i
ALSO, large lot of Mems Plow Shoes, laced,
ST. rs and ST. so per pair; bnckled, 81 90
and ST. IS per pair. -
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CoRRrcr1no THE PARsoS. A clergy

CoRREcr1Na THE PARsoN. A clergy
man having been inducted into living
in Kent. took occasion during his first
sermon TO introduce tho word ''optics, !"
AT the conclusion Of the service FARM
lef who vas present thanked him for his
discourse. but intimated that be had
made a small mistake in one word,
softening down the severity of'his criti-
cism by saying: 1--WE all knew very
I WE'LL esir. what you meant" On the
clergyman's making further inquiries
about the word, the farmer replied,
"What you call hop-sticks. in this part
Of the country we. call ,hop-poles, IgOl,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
Are tastefully and attractiyely displayed.

~FtH8H9K lstt g.. 1915. ,lG
~ The circulation of. 'tTHE TINES" is
much larger than that of any other. daily pa
per in this City or State. with the single ex-
ception of the Ledger, and is constantly in
creasing ..t,rll2 fs.ts se .si.iza a9
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A GENTS wANTgsPE; gsE: CENTENNIAL

GAZETTEER or the UNITED STATES.
Shows the grand results Of 100 years Of Free
dom and Progress. New and complete. Over
1000 pages, Illustrated. Everybody buys it, +
dress J G. McCURDY l. CO., Pubs, Phila-
delphia, Pa sa''s q '''h jun 12-4t
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FOR
Sassafras River.

THE steamer "TRUMPETER will, on
i and after Monday, MARCH lst, leave
Georgetown at .. m, Buck Neck. at 10, a.
I'M !, and all the intermediate landings Oh ihe
route hour earlier than heretofore; arriving
in Baltimore at p. m. Returning, will
leave Baltimore at her usual honr-lO4 q. m.
We sincerely trust that the friendly rela-
tions hitherto existing between the steamer
"Trumpeter," her patrons and the public gen.
orally, may never grow less for the perpet-
uation Of which we will ever be found striv-
ihaf CIV ~ WI. cUNDIfF, Capt
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#iai "A. SnARp REpLY.-"How do you
feel with such shocking looking coat
oni'' said young clerk Of some pre-
tensions one morning to an old one.
II feel" said the old man, looking at
,hiYstssdny With one eye half closed,
sSs il liking aimlat his victim, II feel
as if I had . coat on which had paid
fora luxury which I think you will
. never experience! !"
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PEACH BASKETS

l00, 900 Wordep sStave Reach Baskets, 20,-
900 Handmade White Oak Splint Peach Bas-
kets, for sale cheap, ifapplied for soon, by
Wv. TSCHUDY,
may l5-sm Smyrna, Del.
80 WI. ratf yn.iTIIInli "
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CENTENNIAL. CENTENNIAL.

HOulD q CO.. N. 3. CoRNsR MARKHf AND NINfH
u STREErs, 242'A 244 SoufH SEcoND STREET,
~ and 30 NORTH SEcoND SHEET.
Phfladelphia.
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Ice Cream Saloon.

He will keep always on hand q fine supply
offreshly baked BREAD and CAKES. Also
C0nfectionerics, etc, ,s,i49 .ls.s.t4 a. ss.stais
Ice Cream furnished at the most reasonable
rates for parties, pic-nics private families eto.
Call and Sees ~, j 5.-a.-s:
May 29-tf F. TARONI.
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1T HAS BEEN TRIED
tJURIJJBElB 3 A

has established itself as a perfect regulator
and SURE REHEDY for disorders of the system
arising from improper action Of the Liver and
Bowels. ,a.l 81 ss ss.s9eH saie
IT IS NOT. A PHYSIC, but. by stimulating
the secretive organs, gently and gradually
removes all impurities, and regulates the en-
tire system. s sis ,ssss s,.a j-at
IT rs NOT A DOCroRED BlTTERS, but
20
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GIN In Q5 esSs ID s araae Ma stles 4 Gss psse
Wlu, " WJUU book explaining everything
and copy Of the Wall Street Review SENT FREE.
JOHN HTCKLLNG d CO., Bankers and Brokers,
jun l2-4t. 72 Broadway, N. Y.
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NEW BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY STORE.

=. THE undersigned gives notice to the citi-
zens Of MildletOwn and vicinity that he has
taken the corner store formerly occupied by
j. F. Eliason, and opened d Confectionery
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STOCK SPECULATIONS.

01OOR s01 8VO LIZ > 1V1V0t
Conducted by US in every form, on Commits
sion only Puts and Calls on best houses and
lowest rates. Cost, $l00lto $500, and often
pay $4,000 PROFIT. Pamphlets, explaining
how Wall Street speculations are conducted,
sent free - Send for copy. 'ss5sIa' me
s.,s II u m ID R LDGE & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
June i2-4t Wall Street, N. Y.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
PATHWAYS OF
THE HOLY LAND.

Being Full Descriptions Of Palestine, its His
tory, Antiquities, Inhabitants and customs. .ac-
cording to great Discoveries recently made by
the Palestine Exploring Expeditions. It sells
at sight Send for our extra terms 10 Agents
and see why it sells faster than any other beck.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co., Philadelphia
Pa. -s,s.. ,s....,ss.fiYsl., .4s.Ilni.l jnnl2-4t
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Gin,e,, GABLES,

AN and after Monday, NAY 31st, 1875, tSundays
" excepted,) Trains will leave as follows:' -
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M. L. HARDcAsTLE ar
S. R. Stephens; hfI j & Co.
- II n "A -
NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK

OF Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Cloths, Cassimeres, Ready
Made Clothing for men and boys, Carpets, La
dies Ties, Cuffs b Collars, Black and Striped
Silks, Guns, Pistols, Cartridges etc.
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The proverb that there is no place
like home, is fallacious. II your home
be in d uniform block of houses. it is
probable that the Homes Of your neigh
bSfs IxIFbs just IKE yours. 3 Z s -:.lti
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..Plcase. sir.p said boy, With two
/. bottles, to grocer, mother wants a
cents worth of your best yeast :"
.sWell, which bottle will you have it
in Z" ..Plcase, sir, she wants it in
both; and won'tyou put corks in 'em.
and send 'cm home, as I'm going t'other
,sThy. and mother says she hain't got
no cent, but Jon must charge it,"
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Ayers
.Hu31,.. 1qO2.,
For restoring u GysI AaiF It
s. natural Vitality apd QolQf.

6oeglng
, which !! II 8
once a&feoalbles
he!iltlhy, .! / 'anld
Ip1!ye!sseI pre- n yliiiilngs the
kaif. y sooss
ssstdvss jdded
Or grey hois'
- - osjgiIsdI
n01o,. ~ fha
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nav yoRK Jan 12BsEvEsSoDe in market and tone sna . i'm
nomay tie a. the close y:srs, Sees sGSIon m 20 d. IS
snseP AND Isnss the at noon but7
common 10 prime .Sesp 100 o,,.
,heep 87 ID average at 8S b 207 do, S7a n t e' ~
do &c 9s do s2 70 Al 5e "a ca9,da lis n s ri
dS n % 5itc aud 6ung the weet 1920 head TO average
sold 55 ohO hogs .hse I29 aveTge "a "a
y lOO H. Dressed hogs were easier at eaGo g. '0f ivy ~
So. for Western.
the supply for the weeI thus against head
week Market active st,oog nn s. tsr
Ranging from $50 to sss 70 Sdo Ohio ss tt.ss
ranging $50 TO 1400 stsi 81 aG$o oo loo inoA0a ~
spEsP isp LIspsReept. to-day s4o0 head mating the total
supply the week thus FAR 1900 hsas sgan:, osuV sesa & ~
pres sales 900 hesdj go Ohio sheep ranging om o?
81 s5 b0as5 s7a 3.34o Western sheep ranging from - 70
to-day 700 head making total supply for The
week 1900 against $500 heed for the sane tune % h
wet 90 far YorEs So 6O0s6 s5 hogs 81 l2IGs7 20
sellers holding Of for an advance OF s~4S on All Des
"a in yards for sale; 20 light, and heavy -
CucAeo jan l2-Crtle-Receipts. $500; 'nartet frly
setve prices unchanged good quality Fenea' shipments
iWoS-IjyeReeeipt, estimated at 30O 900 head, market dull
,ree. lOdl5c Choice shipping SGSS I2i 40 PACK
Ing 75as7 25 with few sales Of Extra ~ 4O~@' o' P
sarEr~Rscp 800 market active prices hrm at IS 100
So 40 for 10 Extra; Shipments l3OO head
PHApxPurl jan l2he demand for Beef Cattle this week vas
not 40 good az the prevu prices shade lowers 100
sold at from ga 70 Ie ID for r 70 good cattle -
7sc q n cbGee Sl4c. s. ior few eIva ots
snErP-There inquiry for sheep ard 300 head changed
hands from 70 6sc 'or fair to good sso 4, 7ef
for Hogs continues aud 1000 bead soa at
from 70 5OQslO 100 H. for safe according - quahy
s655 G spnse and $50 600 tor cows veal calves
sod al q5I<r, fer lnilk and 5d6e for gness
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN EARKRTS.

LONDON Jan l2l2So @eoD.o. for money ss3 g2g92S gG3
Eri. Ralwsy shsres, 26 p do. Preferred 40. ~,
LIvKKpeoL Jan l2-1230 n.-Cotton hrm; hhdnne Up
lands, I'D Mddhng Orleans 77s sales $1,000 bales, ncuiDF
speculation and Sales on the bs's OF he
any Upauds othag hddhng shipped January and
PebuMy 794t do DO. deliverable March and AP5 ~
Wheat for the past three DAYS haYe beeh VoV
quarters ueluding $1,000 American ~. n,,.
l2-l:30 -kTie Railway shsres
patches lot Rentes 62t 3Oc 1890 ~ d. =
LoXDoS Jan l2-l 80 mrsBow. All ewt Sugar. 2oe~
266 y. cgt for No. IL Dutch Standard, on the spot
iIyEAPoo Jan. l2-2 mSaes OF toitoD on The oasn oi
March 1874 deliverable January and February 9Itd
The Badsta market dull Wheat 97dl lO Genital for average
Caforaia lOl dlO6 for Cub do asd SSGv4 for ked
Spring Corn 4Oi ~403 qnae chesse o9iS sst
grades of American Fine PORK o3i DOL ior Ne" As
B.son 81 per Short Clear Midiles.
IospoS Jsu. l2--3 m-Ene Railway shares 27l4
IIvKRPooL 1873 m0f the Cotton sales today, $500
the basis of hddBg Upsafs nothing
below MddnR shipped fe5ruary and March at lSlOd d.
DO deliverable February and March. at z III l6L .
i2-J D. m-Ere Railway II. Pans dis
patchequote rentes at 62f l2iar ,,
IyERPooL m-Sales Of Cotton the bass Of Md
ding UpAn nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable March and
ami al Trade Repor-The market for Yarns aud Fahr
at Maucnest-r a Is steady. o.,.
Lospos Jan. l2-Bedned Petroleum, 9i9d0li v gallon
Lospss -Evening-Comaon Rosin, 6j G6l " est
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
COTTON MARKETS.


s.v. Ia, II Cation arm; Middips 14sle Low Mddins,
14xc; Good Ordinary, l3s4e not receipts lo4o
the continent 1888 bales eoaswise. 81 eaiesi s" iooS
IH.EIxsro. Jsn l2-Cottoa fm, hiddling, hadHsA 10"
hddLng IA lsc Good Ordinary. 1Se net EeespS 1910 ''
saes q (OO bales soes. 70485 bales ,,..,.-
NOBLE jan r. Cotton sc.,e hddbnx, Lev sddhns
ports to the Continent bales, eoaH~ise iool eaesj ~
5000 bales; stock. 76046 bales u,Au,,
lZvtton steady and nnshsnged haohnR,
l4ac net receipts 603o ba gross 6742 ese' erpors
Great Britain, b433 bales 70 France. l4Oo eses A' osoo
Ms.pan jan ia-COtoa srm; MIsiIfns. 149a14'4.i Low
hhdhpg i40l4c; Gooo Ordinary. 134dl3c nes receipts
1466 bales; Shipments l7s4 bas'j sAies 2oVo bale" "oh
BIIrnoHs Jan. l2-COtsou frm; hdding 147s; gro" re-
eept bales eosstwe 95 baes aes ~ bas SPIN
ners. 90 bales stock. 1881 bales . ,,,, az
Jan IL Cotton firm; good dtmind hdtnf
net receipts 3I3 bales; gOs 1877 halss exports coassvise
so bales sales 900 bales; stock. 81 383 b,lsa 80,
ST. Jan I2-Couon offerings Light higher hadnng r..
gross 27O shipments 2S6 ba'es saes 2l3 baes' 'k
I0UIsymIx Jsn l2--Cotton srm MiddHnr 14s0l49. ~
Bosros Ian l2otton quet Nding 10 rcee pa, zos
bales; gross sales 335 bales stoek 20 ~ bae
NoRfoLK jan l2-Coton 6rmi hddnr, Ia 2@lt' se re-
eeps O3l bsIesi coas,vise, $40 esies sales oo" SA
xusu.ri jan i2cottou Arm; Mdduns l4s.; ns' receipts
$40 bsesi sales Az bales ...,. ,.,.. ....,,..
WILMINGTON. jan l2Cotton seao5 haaDnR ~ <c' he'
$40 bales; stock, 1898 bales -, =.
PsmApsipHIA jan qulek Mddips lb net
eep gross 2S8 baesi exports TO Great bfn o''
bales ...,- ,.,-. -. ~.
CIycrSs,rr Jan l2Co,ton Unchanged Hddae 4oc oct re-
1884 bales; snipmeuts 3eSObaiesi stock io'ot
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
SO bales ve Crss and bales Dsmsse :.lss 700
N sal p 0O0 m Psya and 1 200 Mstsmoros We qute

TALLOw With fair demands sales OF ooVVV ID
market Kesueiy Leaf remains steady With
se ,nauiry sales hbds within the Of
Seed Leaf quiet former ates; sales Of 100 cases sunnri a
lO0jOe 200 Ohio 1873 prsse tems anu ''
bales Havana al S5a$1 To- . .,.o ,,,. =.
WHisKYA shade easier with fair dsnapd; sales Of $50 bes
e7e. and 200 bblS Alcohol At 9o l2d96c ..u.,,s
wOOT market since la has rusS quiet but pnees @ e
doing And pess rule about steady Css there far ae
msnd al STEADY rates Pulled Woel are IN demand az arm o IT,
Fes owing To the light SUPPLIES holders Arm at the advance
Foresn there is very Lutte doing. owing the nghOsn a o.
pSf TeI. Ibers fair inquiry at steady fgGres nes,
Tp 49,. 90 900 NJ Pall California, 27ci 7.OOO
da h ono n spipe DO 4S bales Hevsds private ens
70 bales P. Cslornis terms 40 bales Pssi Ch,of %
Rsmbs s2 so bale. Fan California slightly buny 23e 3oo9
pI .dson. private 5000 ID Unmerchantaoe soc
10000 Ps California 24e rs bags sspsr sdr.'e 10
T pfs n1s,s iens 500 Pulled and No. private terms
~ 900 m state NewYork 52c 10 bags Secured 6oc
10 OOO n Pail California. 24c o ,o,.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
Cts. pm


IINSRED-Msrfet Quiet and nominal at So 81 IA god 90 dss
LMBERThe market remains quiet and prices rule about sesoy
are fairly since our
The Spring business LOOKS hopeful We quote Com
mon Pine Boz Board 1820c Pine Plank tnbe
higher Dressed d. 42d45e Southern Pine sci ing
at S2sdS30 and about steady Spruce and Hemock
dul, and remain III CHANGED ,
MBrASTke demsnd for lgot Copper has not improved At the re-
with only moderate bus
re copsummated embrace $50 900 u Lake at 23d23
cash here the and entirely nominal
Scotch nominal hmecan Pig Ia
unsettled No held $27 without business Pig
former Odnsr, Foreign held at
St 87i2a$6 90 gold; small lot Of Domestic was held at
So l2 speter quiet bat steadily beh Pig Tn 10 strong but
yery quiet Btrsits % English L. at 2la and
RngKsh Refined DE Plates without cha and the demand
ony limited 500 boxes Charcoal lin 80 To- and 15OO
not anpea Other Metals are quiet
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

Together against l2 l54 bales At The same dae .s
yt since the market hss remained
There hiss inquiry consumption and EXPORT ana ~
moderate taken place at full ennt Inee me e
from districts give rather unavofaoe pc's
of the position clothing bnt speak Of zoe
vor,tej trae Dealers be fairly stocked Dut
continue ony immediate requirement. From he
% snow and the apphes 70
Awess Nheh considerable dir purchie IN me
Coloue ia likely compete Australian wool IN TIE nei saes
Taxing there rather beitef ene n WIG >
han Il the close OF last
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
Middlina. l5S
GOOD MID l6A

Far ssture delivery the steady for che esv u oa
&l.32 higher the late months the tone % "e "-
s..ez a. folow Of Low Midd pA-n.v Inn
So ,ssserd.V ater D nJanuary. 700 l5le fe2rpsy TX
IA 7s2s, 400 Is 532e 100 10 Ice hsres lVo o
rs ice 800 10 1892 April 100, 1875 s9o 10 oo'
10 7s2e August 200 total 400 ba'e; fsssTa{' sIs
s,,e.JtuanrV rs I6dl5ls; February 10 o,SSgio oWsi
EsTeh Is oi6ai5 1889 April 10 2939alS az lStSs isy
a. jane 62dl6 1920 July 10 2532el 10
a. 49,, Is market steady Sales to-day mp 70 m
s.sr II 100 Februsr 400 l6 100 lt 1921 March
ON IL 11i6e 300 l5asc; 2,l0O, 10 l932ei April 1VV
3Sv 800 lee 200 lS 6e; MAJ 100 l6 sS2e loe
sS SlS~. 400 lBLe 600. 10 7-32c June 100 10 Sloc'
fo I6S J1ly 100 l6 27 total 900 bales grand total
"a bales BIhange-l 1890 paid exchange 200 March Tor
Anfusl . c..- ~, L.. A.. ....s .okr. Ian q
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
NY WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING JAN. IL, 1875.
tR,nresU ,or l4a n Y. rRIBUsE By heosrtehi


iRapressN Ra N. \. rRsUSs by oar osh heosheh'
Send only acle The freight and other erpeh a ~ -
seod. Pit everything Order An attractive oot
fson and where dirty package or ap
motion Will not aou ine con
vents change about Use plenty Of clean dry hns en' sa
sgs M.rk Mainly nth eDelpte bessan1 note eo1ee
ee The nor or a6i .tsune send letter tn
,ame lime sta rng rOute, time Nc An m'oce or
for bne sooos POI 10 pe snaps
90 that in demand - ..
BRANs AND PEAS.
pr.. o han. for the 46S bbls DO last week l9.o
, me ret last year bbs Exports OF beans 4S5 ibis
g,n"rt Of pess 35IS bush The feeling in beans still depressed
ns and pc Ter shade lower while neV DO rot repre-
sent rtes haov have had some erDor car n
not specially changed bey mn he choice however 70
& rts eastern can r Pea Beans thus far this season. ana
pGess are dull selling at the moment
are ouiet bus Receipts light go bush for the Eee uIeen
peas dali and Southern T. Peas are hrme when more
owing than active demand oaotnous soaso eo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
r vonx Nary rRBtSr WEDNESDAY TRIPLE SHEET

Flour $4,000 buh Com 10000 bush Oats. 5000 bash Barley
$500 Hogs -. IN 49,. u..n,.,
81 08x No Red 81 o. Cora san ,nsa nse' spo" sois
oss armer; No. At 65c No b7i niesgs b7hs wsna
b9s4c Clover 50 Dressed hogs g Io.So gs,n-
Wheat 5000 bush Cor, as 900 bush oas 5000 esso ss
nents-Poar 900 bbA Wheat 30oo bosh So.n oooV ''
Osts 900 bush.