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,a,cnmond Counted for Hard Money.
hody OF eentie,uen have been holding

.,..,,,rnoni Counted for Hard Money.
! body OF eentietuen have beer holding
meetings In New York under the style OF
.e hard.money men, wins seem TO connect
with their ahasd. moncy ideas Mf. DANIEL
LospeYs exeheauer scheme. That they nave
right to do; but We question the proprielS
OF regarding Richmond, Va, as having de-
cided in favor Of Mr.. LoSDoN's scheme
There has been no expression OF puossc
opinion here upon the subject. A few gen.
tlemsr have declared that Mr.. LoNDoSs
scheme was one deserving Investigators OF
something to that effect. But there mas oeen
no manifestation at all Of public OPINION
upon the subject.
We sayl this because one OF the speakers
at the meeting Id New York on Tuesday
evening objected 70 what he called tine me
"attempt, night after night, TO commit the
aNew York movement to the stand the Rich
amond convention had taken on the ex-
"chequer bilLn: We'repeat that there has
been no movement here that could be justly
regarded as committing Richmond to the
exchequer bill. sNr =. "a. *s.,.I .@s. :,
The same gentleman remarked that $50
afar as the Richmond people favored hard
"money, New York was with theD." And
upon that point We again protest that no.
body has right to speak for Richmond
Indeed, she has not spoken for herself; ou', as
far as we know the sentiments Of her mos
Influential and intelligent people, they arr
not for a moment to be counted with thai
greedy and gripping party Who are for imme
date resumption by contraction" Tney
do not contemplate the permanent existence
OF paper currency independent OF gold
and they look for resumption in time-1. e.
as soon as it can take place with safety ano
without another great shock that Will grlno
into the dust an embarrassed people. Any
"hard.money" ideas that are inconsistent
with these we can most erDphatically say the
people of Richmond oppose most Decidedly
They want no steps in any manner sasoring
of that severity which will disturb conn'
dence and increase the pressure. They want
no such means to force resumption upon the
country.
We think we may 60 further as to the sen
tirnents of the people of Richmond, in whose
practical good sense we repose confidence
and say that they are sufficiently impressed
with the soivency, convenience, and genera
accepiabiiity of the present paper money IL
this country to believe that better could mol
be furnished by the proposed Exchequei
Bank nor any other scheme of which they baVe
heard up to this time. We consider that
such is the opinion of the great body OF the
sensible and practical people Of the United
States, and We do not put the people Of Rich
mond behind any community for the quail
ties Of sound sense and good Judgment.
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Occasion 10 deprecate off ampesing WIN inc
block market, and all atasDpts g bolster UP
khines ar.iBcially.g It ssya trs,ls. thst Ina.
expedlen. can only posip bscrlsis lof-a
s!me and tend TO make I. more disastrous
when Il does come. The Herald IS affer ..
aounp's scalp. Nevertheless the Herald Is Is
rlgh. in denouneing I'll tampering: y 8:
ther think that sort Of thing Is smartiy cur
sa;;I. d Ia New York. Bitter memories are g
TOD fresh. even amongst gamblers for thas'sst;
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Editors Dispatch /: am sorry to trouble
you about so small matter as my William
and Williams scrap; but several errors have
crept into it. owing no doubt to my imper-
feet writing, one Of which is of more conse-
queuce than the others. 1t would be amisS
to speak Of the'population Of England at the
time of the Roman invasion. ltshould have
been Norman invasion.
Very respectfully, .tf.:r ~, 4.
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49,. = - 3
DRY GOOD 8
-TEVFcBROTHEEsr

1900 LEVI B4s0THEEs' -
i Is 3 make I. e de pns
chase -,heir- goods at this reliable house, wneee
prices are always the lowest, and who are always
the first TO give Their customers the benefit OF any
decline. :, u
iBL ACKs ALPACAsfrom 25c: to s1.5o yard
;. we cailsspecial attenapnsto the grades at ~
and 45c;:
BLACK CASHMERE, BLACK BoMBAz1NE'
BLACK MoHAIR and BRILIIANflNE;
FAII-sHADEs PoPLIN at s5c. a yards -
PLAINBhACK SILKS from s5e. to SD 30 = yafo'
BLACK GRoe.eRAIN SILKS from $40 70
$3.50 a:yatd;s i ,,.5.,
coIoRED GRos-eRAIs SILKS, fall shaaes'
atsI.5oa yard; = : = {
Black and WHITE sTR1PED SILK at quo: q
yard; : =
c6MrLs'.HAIR SERGE, PoNGEEs, SCOTCH
PLA1Ds. CAsHMEREs, DEBEGEs,ALPAkcAA
bUsTREs; ALPACA PoPLIN, CORDED
ALAPACAs;-~ = 3 =
JAPANESE PePEINs from 16a to 4oc. yalo
JAPANESE SILKS from 45c. to s1:a YARD -
CHECKED; JAPANESE. STRIPES only ~aoe'
yard;
TYCOON REPS at zoe. yard - = :
Good CaL1Coss at exc. yard -'
Rest CALIeUEs at shand loo. ayard :
KNIGHTS soFT-F1N1sH CAMBRIA, 50 lnenes
wide, at 10c. yard;
IONsDaLE CAMBRIA at / eXc. yard; =:
TOWELS from 81 to $12 dozen;
GOLDEN FLAX TRAY-CLoTHS or STAND
Odd lot of ,ISITIALsPAPER at o and 5c.-half
value. = :.
a new assortment of NOTE-PAPER, in boxes
containing quire of paper and two packages OF en-
velopes, to be sold at the following prices:
r,vo s,yles NOTE.PAPER, plain white or four
colors, 15c.a box; -.
Eight styles NoTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colors, zoe. a box;
Five styles NoTE-PAPER. plain white or -four
colors, 25c. box;
rour stvies NOTE-PAPER, plain white or four
colors, SOC. box;
Two syles NOTE-PAPER, In delicate tints, 40c'
abox;
One STYLE box containing four quires OF PAPE
and 100 ENVELOPES, four tints and very
fine quality, $1.25 for the complete box =
Good NOTE-PAPER, 81 a ream, put up In pack
ages of five quires, for 25c.;
GOOD ENVELOPES at &c. package;
GOLD and JET JEWELRY, GOLD-and-PEARL
SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS.
A large assortment of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS COLLARS and CUFFS just received;
SWISS MUSLIN KUFFs at soc. a dozeni
LACE-EUGE RUFFS at 45c. dozen;
CASH,S COVENTRY, BRITANNIA, STARS and
STRIPES, and CROWN RUFFLINGS; MA
--GIC RUFFLES, with and without edge; -.
HAMBUKeHE DGlNG and INSERTINGs at &c
1a yard; .-.....--. 80. A.. Z - -
WORK. BASKETS, LUNCH-BksKETS, KEY
BASKETS:
ALLIANCE REGISTERED TRIMMING, twelve
yards In piece, at So and Soc; =
BIAS TCCkING, different styles; We. ..s'
CROCHET TRIMMINGS at Is and Zoe. apiece
A nice assortment of NECK RUFFLlNGS; -,
HIGH.BACK SPANISH COMBS from 2oto Toe.
COMBS and BRUSHES 10 great variety;
SOAPS of every description very cheap; a,f~
sATCHELs,f CARPET.BAGS. TRUNKS, and
sHAWL.STRAPS; sgzs a.@ Goj;Ggguut
BOOK. MARKS at &c., BJBLE-MARKS at &C.; =
LARGE MOTTOFS in perforated board at loc.;
RUSTIC FRAMES for notices. complete, for 6Oc
For bargains IN every description of DRY GOODS
callat .... LEVY BROTHERS., .
1Ol7 and 1919 Main str, ct,
All % Richmond, Va
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A CARD,-Through the kind interference

a NdnDs--IutouSu Tue kluu interference
"A Of some good feiead or friends, complaint was
made OF my: selling pelishable goods to The
highest bldder under my. pres ent regular com.
mission merchants hcense-a custom when i
commenced business, and sill carried on by other
parties aud presume viii be continued. Stu am
required to hayesan aueitonesr,ss license. (which
hare obtained, wishing TO conform to all require
msnts OF Iawas we'll as custom. .I4have opened a
Regular PRoDUCE-AUcTlONC COMMISSIONS
HoEsE ier Inc SAFE o., aii kanos OF ps as
Live stock also ;aand tSih large addition to Isy
store, increased facilities, and wel-traned assist.
business In all its branches feel satisfied from the
few sales hayeyhad this is the toay to dispose of
fruits and vegetables-wiie fresh--and no better
way Of ohtainsng affair market price for everything
ofeEsd. -. :,
All cnasgnnents. whether for private or auction
SALE shall have my per- onal attention. Promptness
and moderate charges guaranteed. IA trial Is all
ask, ,ys,ss,ys.t.,,..'7 j. o HOCKADAY,
- = zsfa ~ 49, ps'Nb. 1898 Main street,
General Aae,ioaeer and Commission Merchant. "
Al !
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Is New YORK OVERLOOKING WITH MONEY !?
The Petersburg Star quotes from the New
, York Tribune an advertisement for a loan Of
fifty thousand dollars at seven per cent, on
sfirstclass real estate, saleable to-day for three
"times the money!" says the advertisement.
On this the Star thus comments:
New York is the city, You know, where
money Is lying idle In the banks appealing
for investment. 1t is the city wherein, we
are told, money can be had for from two to
four per cent. If money is so cheap and SO
abundant In the great money CENTRE" per-
haps somebody will explain why it Is tha,
borrowers are compelled to advertise for
loans, when they are willing to pay seven per
cent, securing the same with saleable first
mortgage2
And very pertinent on this point is the
following dialogue extracted from one OF
RED7reLD's letters to the Cincinnati CONNER
cials r,--s - = .fr.... -,
! told him there was plenty Of money in
the country twice as much as before the
Tar--such as II was. gsr 81, frg
8. Plenty, is there" said he, "where Is
it.,''Io.. 1,i,.sl, !, e. ...,ss2 -.
g Most any bank has money to loan" j
said. aOf course, you can't get it for no
thing, and never could" sSzsna y 80. p
a Well a he replied, rthat may be true.
pVe heard that: the New York banks, have
fifty millions or SO lying idle. Thinks to
myself if this Is true why are times so bard
I met Q friend from New York, and says to
him, The papers say there is plenty OF mo.
ney lying idle In the New. York banks now.
tell me on the honor Of man, is that true p
as 1t Is said be; they have got great
stacks OF money doing nothing.
I" Can man borrow any Of it?' said I.
."f Yes, said be, he CAM ,IsglrE
"sWell,' said /, tthat's business; want
some money. 49, IS, .rsR
You can get all you want In, New York.
said he, II you have got one certain name to
endorse your paper with
Said /, Pm pretty we'll known III this
country, and can give most nybody as Sc.
curity; but what particular name must
haye?' was getting interested. for IGeeded
money badly. l1 % p
Said be, sthe Lords name; for nobody
hut the Lord can get money out OF the New
York banks" s-fsy3t ID
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BsARs AMP BUlIs.--,JAY Gouzn has figured
chiefly asa bar; but the New York Herald
intimates that, being pretty we'll "loaded..
he Is now a bull. The Herald seems to be
fearing another s.:aack.panic, while 1t takes
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au 20

NJ DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared, after consultation with some of our
oest dentists, a CARBoLIC MOUTH-wAsH which
has proven very efficient in the treatment OF DE-
cAYED TEETH and DISEASED GUMS. 1t acts as a
complete disinfectnr,t to the odor caused by de-
tayed teeth and is very pleasant to the smell and
taste. Sold in bottles so cents each. Prepared
solely by MEADE s. BAKER, Pharmacists,
. fe IN 919 Main street
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A. NDRosooGGIN, FRUIT.oF.THE.

A. NDROSCOGGIN, FRUIT.OF.THE.
N LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED
= COTTON, 12Hc.;
DAvOL BLEACHED COTTON, 14c.:
WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTTON, l5c.;
LONsDALE CAMBRIA, 1886;
BROWN COTTON, 81, 8. 10, aud l2<c.;
CALICOES, 64, 81, and l0c.;
SHEET,NGS, TICkINGs, FLANNELs, BLAS.
,KETS, QUILTS &c;
Elegant and handsome lot Of SASH-RIBB0SS
just received;
Choice lot or French and English CASSlMEREs,
for early fall, just received;
BLACK ABPACAS from Csc to 81, which We
would like to compare with anything In the
market;
The best CORSET for SOC. In the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, &c.;
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We invite special attention to our LiSEN-B9'
SOM SHIFT at $50 worth 81.
'stt.S +. COURTNEY & POWELL,
- - - - S15 Broad street, between
Sc Ism '%>a liz. Eighth and Ninth.
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pO THE PUBLIC:

The Committee on HE Fire Department shaye
granted to the following persons ,hs privilege of
building wooden structures wihin the limits OF the
city. and unless objection Is urged permits can be
obtuinedfs The Chief Of The Fire Department on
tue 9th instant: tIf 4
James n. Thompson, ad atsipn to frame house on
Twenty-seventh and streets. =
~. w. Carter. adtisiono franc house on Twenty.
third between and VenKhie streets %
Chsr'ss 7: pslpera shed tn rear Of lot No, 81 z
Truman az askers shsd In rear Of lot on Byrd
street between First and second.
!. Gentry asirsnei dwelling corner Washing.
Frank JssEsop. . ftsns shed on rear Of lot CDR.
nef Madison ind Marshall strosts q EIels3f { b h
z vi, Y HI HI sd.a.fTAhBOgg,s
Sc Alt Chairman COMMITTEES
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DRY GOODS.

LADIES, MERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
-CH1LDREN's MERINo aud ALL.woOL
I. SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLFMRN's, and CHILDasSs
MERINO and ALL-WO0L Hose and HALF.
HOSE.
Weare now receiving our fall stock Of the ADORE
goocs, to which we invite the attention OF or
friends and the public generally, and guarantser
saving OF 25 per cent, by buying of lis.
: COURTNEY & POWEL sI5 Broad street,
4 Sc Ism between Eighth and Ninth.
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au 3l.TuTll& Sat3ik

DLENNER'S PARK. ~ -.
ID GRAND PIC Nj" FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE OLD FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT, on
MONDAY, September 6, 1875, at 3 T. M: The Oid
First Virginia Regiment Band will furnish music 81
on this occasion Cards Of admission. 50 cents. no
lie procured at the different music and book stores
aud from members OF the regiment and Commit
''0 - 10 - = Major GEORGE F. NORTON,
e.. -..s.u -.a Private ELLIS REDFORD, -
.... -, - Sergeant CHARLES J. LOEHR,
''-. Private A. j. VAUGHN,
an ao.st $40 -. t-.--II \ ~. Committee.
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MARRIAGES.

Married: Ia this city, Thursday evening, Sep EN-
5. DAVIS and Miss MARY q. MINOR; both Of
Rlchmoa q, Va.
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Train leaves corner Of Broad and Adams streets at
5:45 An. promptly: returning leaves WASHING
Ton at mtdreht ;giving fhe excursionists an OPP
noriunity 10 attend thet ~ f%hl G2}itG2 r i't
'II-,1 GRAND sANGERFEsT CONCERT. ~ I;
In Washington ON that evening. q ei!f @:,2@fG ~
.aE HoURSIN WASHINGTON. ysd an
The strictest order will be enforced and no ols-
reputabIe characters allowed TO go.
Parties carrying baggage or baskets snouto nave
them marked to prevent mistakes.
Tickets TO be had 81 Mr. George scb9 49, corner OF
Main apd Eleventh streets, aud OF the commltse.
Tickets for this excursion can be procn 1ed ut the
denOt from the committee, or elsewhere from men,
hers of the LODGE the railroad company only ssuips
their regular tickets. 4 4 "a. ay,-F r.}g, s,sa.
az, Use O. q q r'sk .fs ...-'. ...
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SELECT seaeohFoR-BeYs.

I will be pleased to accorn medate SIX BOYs for
the next session. commencing OCTOBER /, 1870,
and ending j UNE 80, 1875.
: TEENS For board ana tuition, exclusives Of
washing, 1900 payable In equal instalmenty at be-
gInning, middle, and end OF session. address = =
efS3f sTy III t%I@ f7rrEu ED.4!GWATHMEy.tj !
Taylorsyille, Hanover county, Va,
d.2tow2wk -
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EVER sfousekeepef should
"A Nfuya fte celebrated EF9ANDiNSECT.s1
KILLER, whtsh,d ssnnlnistsksE,y aha bes, Seysr1
gssa nor ns r mice ans s sse
S c. BELEENUT,
se4.1t No, 4 F0araeenth street,
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n'Kfs KID and BUCK GAuNTLETs
ss at ~ net, Ne !, sa X seaRs ss
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NJ A LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC
GooDs Of the best bray d st shs l0Tsss Prizes
1000 yards remnants Of IRISH LINENS atabout
4 one.i1alf oftheirj value. agi %.tfisDda an 2SJ,
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1R7. GREAT BARGAINS IN WHITE
RED, and GRAY FLANN ELSas ~. $500 ~ =, al
1000 yards remnants VELyETINkS at great
aacsfrce ~ "a E'5jltpi ~ r'sfS III 5Jau %
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OCUST DALE ACADEMY, a3Hi
IL E@~a MADISON COUNTY, VA.

MISS JUDKiNSl will receive, at No, 6W
| WI Grace street, FIFTEEN YOUNG, LADIES
for the scholastic year beginning September "a,
1878. "'11~~' - .s't 7'5-'. = an 25.dtSe27
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~ IS ncTl !.

sn1 800 pieces, NECK, and ,sAsH ;;RIB-
hons. In all widths and colors at lover prices tnan
ever offeren. dc y FtEa SYCL e. BEUTHERH.' I
/ .Our stock Of HOSIERY Is complete. Fan2S /:
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|11 CARPETS AND oIL-CL0THS, a
large assortment at sycrE RRfe,TrBEERs,. !"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

business FOR SALE.
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n5oo BEE. oUiI ID i 5: j, 20 sW0RRH
500 SBbh16ioUrLTs at ID, would Be cheap at ~
200 BED QUILTS at SIS, reduced froI1,S5.5eL,"
asaf: titi47 Ys4oTaG2 siA1sYCLE, RRUTHERS.
"A large stock OF NOTING HAMLLAC .IR au 2s
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL Dec. I4-l230 D. m-Cotton 10 steady Mo
Uullnds I'd. MddGD2 Orleans, I'D sales, lzsooV
bales including 5000 for speculation and export 70
cepts To- 400 bales OF which 900 were American Co.h
arTiv. sellers nights pfcet
past days have been $1,000 quarters OF
which 20 900 quarters were American -, ...,,-
i,sd eheaIer sales Of M!dilng Upanes, Low M!dalnR
clause, shipped December and January iper san AZ 81
Pork ~ y Dbl fer Mesa Bacon, 81 CIV" tor long N'@
Mddes.
LIvERroo1, Dec. I4-2 mCorn 81 9G33l quarter Tor
Mixed Western Peas Al q quarter for anada1. " nea
lOSd y GENITAL for California hitei 32dlV 10.
Red Western Spring; 5lOSI03 for Red Winter and Ai@Io
for California Club. -. --..-- q. a..
$500 bales American. -.
LIyERPoo Dec IA D. m.-Saes OF Mddhng Uplands COT
ton Mddlng clause shipped January and February p
SAIL ls~d do. do February and March delivery atOH
IivEaPDOI, lf-5 80 m.rhe market Tor yarns ana
Fabrics AZ Manchester IL steady spirits OF feoean ="
y gallon. - ,c o., ~ -. g.
LoSnOs Dec II-I2so D. m.-The rate for money at the
Stock Exchange Government securities II - per eat
United bonds Ten Fores, 1904 New nFes, IVA
L0NDoS Dec. I4-2 p advices quote Esntes at
66f. 45c. MI III, 49,,
LONDON Dec. l4-S mThe amount q bullion wthjrawn
from the Bank Of England balance today IA 4llDlu
Sugar 20 e for No. II Dutch Standard On IAe
spot ~ > d23 for d. siloat 49, -.
LoSnox Dec 1850 D. m.-TaIow. SO q cwt
bee. l4-I.Veuug rpirit3 OF 1ufpchLlne,
cwt. Llnseed OIL - 992j q cwt. e,.
PARIS, Dec 4.-EXchange Oh LONDON 2Ot IS &C. i'r SHoi'
Sight a.
ANTWERP, Dec. l4-PetrO.eun, Zo34L ior Fine Fs-e
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COTTON MARKETS.


AUGUSTA Dec 1t.-CottOn quiet Cd mand moderate; Md
ding 10. sniUng, III t2ci Good OrLary llc
receipts j., 81 bales sales, LOS bales ~ ,,-..-.
BALfNOKH, Dec. l4.-Couon quiet MttdlnG 1890 l8ci
Low MidNDg, - 1GlZoc; Good Culinary, j. gross
c-pta 1850 bales exports coastvsc $50 bales saes -
sr5S Dec I4--Cot,5n quiet Middlng 13c Low Md
ding Good ordinary, lZIsc; net ecpis, lLto tacs
gross bales; sales 1854 bales sOcs, tiJol bales
CHARLKsrOS, Dec. l4.-Cotton steady MiddhnG l2'so
l3C. Low Addlng, 4-A2ci Good oillA&lyi . ~ 40.
ref receipts bales exports, % Great B1tan $3.50
France lso bales saies 1000 bales stock oSoVo
CiScryAr Dee 1iCotton steady 2fddline. 12i2c' Low
At4.g &C.. Good Ordinary, u 2c. pts Jtl blcs'
sl iuens $40 bteP sales 20 bales stock ir' bales
Mdting i2sc GOOD Ordinary, lIfc net receipts Sf3I
Bgcs: sIuss -,Si4 bales exports 80 GREAT billul A.
bales cOaswse, $40 cSics sales l54- DLes st0cA SoV
LOUISVILLE Dec Ii.-Cottgu firm ArGllinr, l22c
MEMrus Dec li.-iCtion ete2dr fair demand MllllEg
10 i receipts, 1906 bales. shipments a,u5- Oaes a,s
j. 400 bales stock. 81 .Ts5 bales.
noB.LE, Dec. H. tto1 quiet AIdalug, L. 10"
Mitng $50. Good Ordinary, IlC.i net receipts, 80
balss; exports 10 tue C0nuleaL I755 bales sales, 90
gy-oaiEAxs Dec. Is.-Cotton firm ard unchanged Md
ding r.: Kidding, IL Is., tont DrllLaryi I'D r.i
net rrceiDr 94o baes; gross 09J5 bues; exports, 20
sar 5000 5aies last evening 600 la.rs stock, 2laoy5
NORFOLK. Dec l4-Cctton quiet Aniling. 1850 aet r..
ccip bales; coAst@lsi ii5ly Ddas ss.e cla
xAa Dee. Cotton quet MdIlng. II 1896. Low
Mduue, T. i.sc Good Ordinary IL lisc; let receipts
81 50 bales; sales. 2OI0 nalcs stock, ec,Nt' la.es
4lis ls.-lNtisl sitLll A4l4AAS 4l-4c-s Los
Nddug &C. Good Ordinary IL r.; rcca9t, Bad bales
shlpE.-Lls ESQ bales sales, I-tO bales sock Abo4o
rniL.DELruIl Dec It-Cotton steady Mldiling. l32c
Tow Kidding, l3c Good CsuLaIg, l2'te net receipts
4Jf bales gross, I,Uuo laiea. 49,
Nltddug ole Good Ordinary nominal let-l4ts, 90
B2l,ai s@l-s 10. bales stoc1. i4j1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-15

and 27aslc fm Good 10 Choice Western
led22c. for Common Good 22d2Sc for 11od
20 Choice; 25ds2c. Fair Choice Creamery tiD.,
and Western Rolls 20d27c. for Common 10 Cholce'
Cheese unchanged. with far home tr1le aemsnn
Shippers disposed 10 operate dnss Al aade po
inside quotations state Factory At 1adlO,9c or Comh
V Good iOIdlsc for Good 10 Fancy and STATE psiIy a.
sadI2Lc; l2dpc for Common 10 0ood ahu ~
dl2c for Fine TO Fancy. Egg-fres were stsay h epl
and NewJersey at 3ld32c AID pennsylvania at SOC
80 &C. Western &C. the latter Tor Choce Souhen
al - sa2ac Choice Canada 29d29 and Lined at -
a25c Western and stale , -,
RICE was qniet for all descriptions Lous
ana quoted Common u Strictly s0Od ,r1
Ina Gad7 the higher 1gufc for Prime Isag"'h osR
6sc Patna, &C We clip Messrs Dan IainA8r ooh
Co.'S New-Or.eans circalar, 10Th inst Prices are AZ I'm
quotations. but AZ sull Vel lo" suu a.
full seectons ruling VIII prove good pfppc
ing aa4o than style Of East lndia or CaIohs
which compete Our has moved on Win great IApl
ity shipments NJ Dec =, 1874 $4,000 bbis Dec
i5 ~ 900 bbs showing an Increase Of nearly per cent
and mat Wih bal small speculative demand nearly all gong
through legitimate channels Of trade"
SALr-There been good demand Tor Liverpool ail,
with only supply pes strong lik has D-eh
in fair demand aud Htsay. We qaute from -tuEe
Ashtous Liverpool Fine 81 5OdS2 ca Sck luggnss ana
Deans al 700fl 81; Deak4n 81 0Odrl o. WofthlngohS
harshal's WasingtOns Il 6Jdfl lOi otler hIahn-
81 asa II 55 Liverpool Ground. soc ISL Turks isahHs
25c. y bush. II. Martin, zoe. -, 10 g..
sEEDS-Clover seed quiet but steady at y 2dI5 o
~ for state Calcutta lnsesH gus' az
4 fair demand al $50 0u-
SkINSAltIOugh the business IN Goat has 0een rathcI
going aud quotations more or less nominal
Than pss .pFs