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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-22

PARIS, December 2i-The following
1Sere elected members Of the French
seuQte to day: Admiral de Montaignac,
the m mister CT marine, and M. Leon
MalvilIe, membtT for Tarn ct Gsronne,
of the left center. This completes the
list Of senators, 80 Tar as the national as
sembiy Is conceIaef, seventy-five men,
bers having been alected by that body.
The other members, two hundred and
twenty-five in number, are to be elected
indirectly by the people Of the several
lIanarfments
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TIE Christmas issue Of the APPEAL
will be the same size ss our Sunday
paper, and advertisements and locals
intended Tor both the 25th and 26lh will
be received until late hour on Friday
night. We need hardly remind our sd-
vertisipg friends that two such issues of
the APPEAL will afford them an oppor-
tunity Of speaking to the public such as
is never at any other time In the yesr
offered them. Send in your favors, and
commerce today. No time like the
DTesept
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CINCINNATI, December 2l.-George 8.
Hamilton, clerk in the treasurer's
office OF the Indianapolis, Cincinnati
aud Lafayette railroad, shot himself In
the head sometime last night, and was
found this morning in a dying copdi-
ton. Cause, unrequited affection. He
attempted suicide by shooting himself
on previous occssion in the presence
OF the young lady, but she disarmed
him. He was native Of Canada.
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Examination into Election Frauds
barred.

ANNAPOLIS. December 2I,-The court
OF appeals has decided that Attorney
General (elect) G vim is entitled to his
commission, and that the governor, un-
der his present power, has no authority
TO examine into the alleged frauds. Mr.
Wallis, the reform candidate, contested
the election Of Mr.. GWinn.
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The "MOlIy Maguires'' Exec mmuui.
Gated.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, December 2l.-
At the services in the Catholic church
at MahoRoy Plane, Rev. Daniel O'Con-
nor, the psstor, read letter from Arch
bishop Wood, OF Philadelphia, which
was formal excommunication of the
society known as the Molly Msguires,
otherwise the ancient order OF Hiber.
mans,
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About Entertaining President Grant
and Others,

PHILADELPHIA, December 2l.--Ihe
president Of the Centennial board Of
finsnce publishes q card saying that the
citizens of Philadelphia had contributed
funds necessary TO entertain, Saturday
last, the President, members of the su.
p-eme court and congress, and thRt the
Centennial board Of finance bore no part
OF tYe expense.
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SALT LAKE, December 2l.-George
Reynolds, poiygsmist, was to-day sem
tenced by Chief Justice White TO two
gears imprisonment and fine OF five
hurdred dollars. he was released on
ten Thousand dollars bail during sn ap.
peal TO the supreme court
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Out of the Ashes.

LITTLE Rock, December 2l.-The
Gazette reappeaIed, as usual, this morn
ing The rropriety will order 8 new
Office at once and rebuild. A steady
rain has fallen since ten o'clock last
night.
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DTED

STARKE-On Tuesday, December 2lst at 8
am at his residence on Pontotoc street J. B.
STARKE, aged fifty. seven years.
Friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend the funeral this
"WEDNESDAY afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Fu-
neral services at the residence by Rev. DIR.
Landrum, Carriages at Holst's and at tha
house.
THOMAS-On Thursday, December Dist, at
lG:40 pm, WILL l.. THOMAS.
Funeral Will take place to-day CWEDNES-
DAY. from the residence OF James Richards,
No. 129 Causey street, at O'Clock pm. Friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
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NE.rssR pRonantLrTIrs.

WAsHISsTos, Deoenaber 2. i aun.
For Tennessee, ohio V5IlIey and the
lake region, rising barometer, cooler,
north aad tCest wiHds, and clearing
tredtheY.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
"Cbristmas Comes but Once a Year, but
When Il Comes IT Brings Good
Cheer"
The Sights and Scenes in Our Retail
Stores = CroWds Of Generous Gus
toners.
For Real Genuine Pluck and Enterprise,
DO City In the Country can Equal
Memphis.

Christmas viii soon be here, and with
its approach the people seem to be in
more joyous spirits and disposed to pay
out their last cent for something either
necessary or appropriate for the great
occasion. In addition to the pleasures
ard. entertainments which attend
Christmas, the rigid justice and merci-
less taste of the supreme court Of Ten.
nessee had deereed that public feeling
should BE- outraged and demoralized by
the sIckening spectacle OF the gallows
nm
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steamship COIIIsIOn-Sixteen Persons
DrnKnRd.

BORDEAUX, December 2l.-The
steamship Louisiana, from the West In.
dies, sunk in the Gironde river after a
collision. Sixteen persons were drowned,
including the captain.
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MARRIED.

COOKE-MOORE-On Tuesday afternoon
December 2lst, at the residence of Mr.. John
Beamish, by Rev. DR.. Surratt, Mr.. ALBERT
COOKE, OF Memphis, and Miss HATTIE D.
MOORE, of Oak Grove MfSs
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday II cOttOn and gold: NetO
Yyrk, cot,oy, I3 5-!6c; Memphis, l2 9 lsc.
Ne'0 York, god, 1871; Memphis, 1921.
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THE WHOLESALE TRADE

Of the city is also quite active. Orders
are being constantly received and
promptly filled by our merchants, most
OF whom find that Christmas gives 8
great impetus to their business. The
wholesale trade OF the city has been
very good since the beginning of the
lall season, and il any croakers now
have the impudence to say that Mem
pais is retrograding, or is destined to de-
cay, let them watch the business Of our
wholesale houses, and ask the mer-
chants what they are doing. Away with
such creatures, for they vitiate all enter
prise and demoralize commercial energy.
1t ia true we have not a city Sc large az
New York, Philadelphia or Boston, hut
for real genuine pluck, no city of twice
its population can equal Memphis. So
we will have a merry. Chr stmas, and
begin the New Year with greater hopes
and renew ed energy,
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No TIDINGs from Boss Tweed yet,
and nearly three weeks have passed
since he ''sloIe himself sway.n
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city should remember and turn to ad-
vantage. In the lire OF
TOYS AND BIJOUTERIE

/ there are the most extensive displAys
| ever seen in Memphi' The toys now
! exhibited will not rriv amuse the chill
| dreD, but are calculated to interest
! grown persons. Memphis merchants,
! who are never in tte rear but energetic
| and enteTprising, have perhaps as large
a stock OF mechanical and automatic
! toys &c can be found in any other city
| Some ofthese are necessarily expensive,
| yet they often serve the purpose Of IL
! lustTating the principles of natural
! philosophy, ard st The same time give
one an idea Of the perfection and
p ogrts5 human ingenuity hss attained
Ia these cOntrivanceS, in the mRnufac-
ture OF which skill Of the highest order is
required and employed. Few persons
would believe that msfe skill is Leces-
sRry TO make q simple mechanical or
automatic toy than is required to run
ssw-mill or steamboatsuccessfully. Yet
this is In many instances true,
and however eXtravagant may be the
tend sncies of the sgs and the expense
OF gratifying childish pleasure Ia the
manufacture Of toys, such gives employ
ment to thousands OF skilled artisans,
and therefore encourages and assists to
develop the very finest Of inventive tai.
ent. But no one should think OF walk
ing dolls, jumping horses aud automatic
soldiers as extravagant toys, far in ad-
vance Of the practical demands of the
times, for do we not SEE that in articles of
JEwELRY AND vERTU
the trade has largely increased? Our
jewelIy stores are richly stocked, and
will compare in size and character with
any other city Of the south or west-a
fact which is alike creditable to the Jew
eleIs Of Memphis and the taste of the
people who demand first-class goods of
the latest design and most exquisite
workmanship. A handsome watch,
gold chain, bracelet, q pair Of earrings,
breastpin, studs, cuff buttons, etc.. are
always suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Besides this, the elegant
stock Of silverware exhibited in the vari-
Gus establishments are useful as well as
ornamental. Then there is the young
man who wants, and by all means
should purchase, an engagement ring.
Hence we see that jewelry shops have as
much claim to public patronage as any
other establishment, and are receiving
their share. 1t would be hard for any
one tn pass along the street without |
stopping at 8 jewelry store, for il you are |
unable or do not wish to make a pur- |
chase, why ycu can at least grRtify your |
desire to examine the glittering srray of |
holiday goods which are displayed. Not |
only is there q large business being done |
in the various branches of retail estab. |
lishments, but
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THE NEW YEAR

comes, there are many who will pause
to recsll the old year and ponder well
the events which have fallen upon theiI
pathway for the past twelve months,
There are fresh-msde graves, and also
old mounds tufted with grass and
crowned with flowers, marking the rest
iDg-place OF the dead, and In nearly
every heart memory has erected monu
ment OF love and affection, wreathed
both with ths roses Of and the draperies
Of grief But we need not look sadly
and regretsully over the past studded
with memories both bitter and pleasant,
nor look forward to the new year, as yet
Graded meath the snowy veil OF a mys-
terIOus future. But we wish to speak
nf fha rnrnaanf and fha here and
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seem to be doing larger business than
st this time last year, doubtless due In
q great measure to the large number of
country visitors who are now in the city.
OF course these establishments are a.
most exclusively patronized by the Ia
dies, Whoee culture, taste and fashion
enable them to appreciate and enjoy
flowers, laces, plunes. hats, bonnets,
scaIfs, etc, with pleasure akin 10 &C.
stssy. The millinery establishments are
well stocked, and embrace the most re-
cherchs styles that fashion has yet in
vented. The present prices are not
high, but, on the contrary, are quite
modeTate-s fact which visitors to the
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FANCY GOODS

is quite buoyant, for nearly every belle
and beau in the city is anxious to put on
their best and be up with the latest
style of fashion. The different estRb-
lishments which deal in fancy goods are
daily crowded with ladies and visitors
from the country. The shop windows
are gotten up in the most attractive
style, lace handkerchiefs, vari.colored
scarfs, shawls, furs, gloves, ruchings,
silk skirts, and even the mysterious
petticoat being among the modest yet
we'll. displayed articles to be seen
through the window-psnes. While so
many are In quest of fancy goods, there
is also corresponding improvement in
the sales of
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THE CONFECTIONERY SHOPS,

take glance at Their delicious contents
and the number Of persons who are pur-
chasing every kind OF luxury to be found
in these establishments. The proPrie-
tors exercise good sense in selling their
goods 30 cheaPly, and display excellent
taste in the character and quality of
their stocks. They have on hand every
variety OF French candy, fruits and
nuts in endless quantity, besides table
supplies Of superior brand. No city az
surpass Memphis in the excellence OF its
confectioneKies, and tho enterprise Of
those of cur citizens who engage in this
branch of business.
, 1875-12-16

Thn following instruments were nlcd for record
Wednesday,, Dec. Is:
CTR rNoPcnrT.
Marion place, 511 II u OF Vest Division III, ~
A7s07 II. With buildings. dated Dec. II ....s 1870
Oe1en ~. " cor Of F!oHtnoy, triangle Of pUx
10 an,a 81 ITO r. t!alcL De. l3...., ...,. a,G0o
LRsvitt u. 3o1 It Of lp H. 9 I, 1i1l25 It. ii ted
Nottou 1t, 40 It q If FOLK, " + 251'5 It, dated
De-. Observation-Disclosures. l,scO
ogleu sv, SID Il v If iolk ii. . r t, ,a,sIoIf.
WI .o1 y. 1871 IT Of O4mrtelI ~. 81. 3lx'u
o.lo It. hatcd Der. 6,................""... 0, 1000
s:hilDcr 1t, l4s It Of Nnrta e aEk, 4 f. 1D1So
Il. with building. d,tta Nov. 2.............. ff00
La1ln st. 3n II . If puk. tf, &atl Il IT, with ~
11a3 It in san,s hiock. date Nor. ly.,..... 1000
Grove NJ, nf Efsl.:etntn 81, {, un-
divided II u IA It 10 river. dated Dee. Il. 1Gu0
sprnco st, 24aftw Of Iuo1ufs 1t, ST, :ixtll II,
1rrtug ii re- l,gy Il : Of Jackson It. v I. ,o'.
ts1it ) 1U It With b ling. .tc.i s 1T. IL. 600
Cl, ,bhurn a.. 3iS II ii v Of Wotater ar, META
xlso It. dated Dec. Observation-Disclosures. J,kQl
AorIn OF cirY LIMITS WITHIN nApIce ue MrLEs or
CQrHT-ilGEsE.
Adams 1t. 40 $40 # II Ut Walnut Ut, " I, 5c1
Lii IT, aafed Dec lj......................, II. 3GS0
pte1el AZ, u I! sUf brook 1t, ~. .11lOuft
ltsea 1'ec. TO-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Dfexel az. 81 cor OF Drco4 u, " I, fi04lUoit,
dated Dec. la......,-..... .......,....... 1850
, 1875-12-16

--LATEST.
GEw Yoax, Dtc. 15-0oll openM aud closed at
ltA, Will s4lss iu the Interim ut litk. The ratus
for carrying ae4ei and per ceut. Loans wrrs also
.uadp aat.
Governments wsro Rctiys anas Ilrn,
tth tehtt' LATED roatDu kua EuIs I'd dyauctd to IL.
10 t!aln !sel'lAs u Milwaukee 4 st. Paul IT..
tn,aS :, ~ no1I no!a = ana cohsoiatt1 a'nEnK
!naa* ~ t4E. ullon Pacific hr4is suLI al .0I. Il
~ .u.4na faa4s ssctnua 10 VIZ. Csntral Ia III
aul-rcsl t1 ~. ClastL4u4, Columbus CiiIcIuuali.
ana lnat.u+pola hrsis a.ld Vi Id.
et"tS securities were quiet
~ eoek ina1ket HAs Extremely dull, tho only fe.-
tnes - 'nttfest being Uuu t.stl wlit derIilIt 10
& ~ aaa suosslaentty 11 10 13. III tie xulyunc,-
ta! !Lota M+4h'ug.oa that .Ls lIouss lad p.n.td
& ui eoA Mstn4 Itself uguinst ths xt.uti4x Vi
t.iaa IA sa's' IT,, wgsa iassstsa w.L ts project 1t w.
Touia fs4afa ssnnlent aid, Evs with uut, larts
10 y. foss t. u zna closed !. IT, Tns UtIrT
easa&ss were uuttnpott+nk. kAit4 ii tho Hts,k ~
hhse . ~s,e m s Il r. ot which u 5 xers iscio
Untuu p4ridc. ''-''F' aoa ottpo
1!S. 1a!onsS. tt4d; rElme msrcautlls PAPER, otas,
Cussutn r.. Sipts $l>U.DUV.
TtS AssAt.ut Tfe4sus9e Jtabufsad k17Jn nm
c'e,rthas. s s,UyD,u06.
, 1875-12-16

rnss shipping Steers 1t 4!s0 20 20 f,r butohers'
cnsrs, and II fIohs37t for stncket% Oonl fns secrs
as r.rH fr,n l,tul 10 tau In went hanging Ut st0
H% a. ''nly st fonf psits Rtre ,vlarrto.l nlova
$iD. Al xau.!tr. t'ss,eiI u. taih Il c1:s. 1uot,
ttrss, Avurhgm3 l,Gl lis, at sJA Tho market clJ.rd
1,,rd
.......... or0TkfInN1,
Choice Hatvss-Finc, fit. ws-fo1intt year
I" yoAr old stesrs, weighing 1901 "
VIZ. .....:...,... Isl. .2538.0o
ing 1,a0 to i.soo 4.aos5oo
Medllni tlFalo1~-stesrs tn fair fteah, wuIsh- .
4aS l,rp e. t.sp pi5a..........,..... -. 4ooa.H
nnlcllrrs' Mo k-It>or TO fair ata,rs, and
rnnltslon "a ,ir,src ~, for fify slaughter.
wcirhM ttn '.h1 tha. .....,.......,.. 2.soGaL7s
Btrk t!ut'e-comrncn stle, weighing ~
10 ON H.. .:............. -. ......... a7sla.13
1Efertur-1t{ht anl thin cowa, hui srs,
s.lR.. bulls, nnd rctlawse Et4efa....... !. 20oaos1
e1As Oltlo-Turpu9h Enses. s.............. 94pt14.oQ
, 1875-12-16

:, Ho0s-The receipts AgaIn fell 4 long var ehort Of
the number ookod fur. mil early in tho day acIcfa
run Up rriees smother l0tai5o They were unab . to
maintain tie advance howuyes. pAckers who Ilrinv
tho openlnE hour had operated q generous scsis.
nnally con- laled 'hst they did not want t,n hogs II
mo h'g prices denAnds nnd toward o. thsro was
aT,t sharp roact.nn prices roccdiug to about tue
closing quotations Of hs day bofore wharo thu arkot
closed dn!l aud weak. AIrs werB At e}.Hha7,Gn-iho
bhk 1t &7oo11.25 fo- cennn- tn primo packing h.is
, 1875-12-16
TELEcRAPH,c MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS
Sptsta& Dis.aseA 70 TA< 0a.4aSo 1titas..
LIVERPOOL, Dec. ls-1l:ls .. .m.-RLouu-No. I,
~ ID; No. 4. 7as.
oRA1N-w -whcat+wintsr, no. !, 1oa Cd: No, q.
o. led spring, No. l. ioa No. . " al; white, No. /.
41et NJ. 2. l9s Ill. Corn-NO !. attt No L a1a I'll
Fhov1aIons-Pork. B8s. Lard, 6yr.
LtvEnPoot- Doc. I-Corron-Fir7nef: mldd]tno.
"a: NV Orleans. 7Ad Iaiss 10 90 haes INCLUDING
3ooo bales fur speculation and slUo Anestesp.
IhoVis'nHa-n n4eou-fons clear ,ptddiss, sle.
SPIRITS TuHpzsrlaK-sH4tks,
LONDON, Dec. ls.-Coxxo1s-.MoaeY. "a 1a.,s. A.
count, o. l3.ld.
Aafs'oAs azouatT1Es-sts, i0l; t1s, e.. 1os.f !;
!V-sos. looH; new d., TO-, New York Ceptral. 90 !:
Erte. AK; ptefesrsd. u.
TAIlow-sA 3da,ss.
L1KuEEp OIL-9ts 41
sslattr TuRPkarIAE-25A4esks
PAals. Dec, i5.--lxsTk.-e:f 69o
FRANKFORT, DAG. ls.-Uxirxu RrAzks noynr.-yav
9pN.
Aarwtzr, Dec. e.ts.--PE1nosxoA-39t.
NEW YORK pRfQQops MARxer
NEW foRk, Dec. l6,-Tssde movement SLOW. wifi
eoiamIseion houses and tobblng branches dull. Dot
ION goods wers In limited request, but saost descun
uoas ~srs arm ~ ruling fa.ss. Plaid nFlats were ia
moderate dsmsnd+ but tobss And ahlt1nga wore lea.
seAss fe's stlfa so'd low at suction. Fancy ea.sl.
nefsa and woFsed coanss we1s In daaand lor .n,a1,
lots. Fofa1su goods eva.inoe4 quiet,
$780, BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
SosTos, Dec, to.-Demaud st&aly; Loldsrs atm:
Manufacturers buying quite literally; Ohio And psun-
ey'faniA nseoes, 484lso for x aud xr; 4Btaaio for
medium and Xxx; Michigan and Wisconsin neeees,
tXaa7o for and medium combtns aud dslalue
aaeess "a 3Gac for vsshpds sotaigke for unwsshed.
Pulled woois Ia stssdy demand u 3s2 tvo foe super
aud x.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
cLxvklAtp. Uac. l3.-Tstto!eun, nr,n demand
hssry; no sestt octau.sot stAts. lg3sc; Ajchissu
test, Ito.
PlTTsBuR0 PETROLEUM MARKET.
P1rTrxuxa, Dec. l5.-tssrolsatn hFu crude, tlelH
@t.s1 ~ Fsfkess; tstusd, l9He Philadelphia deiv-
cry.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW IohK.
3pseluf pt1pat4A 10 sRs e1tea7o Ttsssas.
GEw ToAx, Dao, lt.-azAD-f7hAst-A{Azk Quist;
, 1875-12-16

Inc tlado lo)ars co to Chiua mud tho diiues to
M4AhirgtoM. Tue IouLle eaHts Ere retuIned Mt san
Franclsro for cir, ulatlun " ~
hEDEE a1sn NOTES FIT ron CALCULATION.
The NJ" York voarnas " Cu,nn'srte says:
elrsulsr will te issued from the Treuuury Mt
aus1siug the National Banks tlat herraftr
lac a3psaso falling upon Tie Government for sxfrcss.
age ion notes scns 10 the Redemption bureau Tar ro
teInption wlltra such uluuoy IL III condition u-
u fgF !stuatton will Ie deducted xrp tue a;.,ou
- elYed there, aud consequently viii fall upon ths
cr1sHEScT Ar NEw rnnr.
lshtss Of Nav York exchange ut thu Southern cttea
stmoss favor the shipmsnt OF currouoy from here,
AcaSY Shipments wore na1e curly list week. Lu. 1 the
Latter part Of tito Wtrk thu dwiuded 10 uuIp,nrtant
amounts. Little currency Is going to the West, u
Enough tho !args ba'lkd are having offered to them
good deal OF Western paper for Ids ouut, The cur.
tency movement w!th tie usghLorin8 Interior {. In
lA'or os The Ssw York hunks ruure II 4uother ele-
eat ~ tr market which must TO tukcn nto aeconut
and that 10 that the savings b4aas are uulsly fort r.
tng shGn.ost. ty tho trlusor Of le5a.teulo notes
!om thu o'e ring House btnks 10 their own vaulta
t!t} dpiig ll. 30 ~ 10 nc abAndantiy pe.ytled Ior
any contingency. 5.--Sf'o Fork Ua, y tuiatu, Ue. H.
n 4tNFEH.
, 1875-12-16

Mnnssota extras; aa.loa7.2s tnr winter vhett. o,Io
1ndiana, and M;chgrn; &i"3sa.W 'or 1llino1t II n,
1a.m for ~. Louis; fancy MInnatoti, &.;etae Is,
uFN1-Eorh 1nct 4 tai4r for now Wei tern m, "A
and yeilnH, ulIh, 4.aii},.
, 1875-12-16

t,rsa Js.u ,nn,nt - - Hhe Ieec.Fts !ot INC
yues Gut di n ss :: a., a 60 measen
to pretty larg, aQgreaate wcra sneetea n Il ;r ~
McDou At Marc ca. rnId drovs ~ iHa 1ttNt ~,
10. Av. pyte..lyo. r. rr;..,r, f,xx,.
3d.. I0i SiDi nj Il a ~ .s ~ ~ q nWf' ~
Bs..,. DU lI0 IT.. .1ll DIX n, -, ia
Ill.,, ~ 4t.1.. 14.. 81 4.J1k In a. ~
s1....1oa 500 A.. 97 ia, ~ ''''
New Yonr. Dcc IA hNnrrvp.A'n.,s,r.. WA. . NV
" iufceior an1 o,arv cetto TT i";' 10y ma nam
ttozrn curio ID NJ nrerfnn, stssrs ~ .ustlH LII
" dull wsak anj ,;nxrtIIod +,rn,o+ .t o. ~
Er1uyl.t Monh.r. 10, eo - ~ r. s.niu ste7Is
Ao; inferior Ind comtnnr conf ou,x T.. .aIs - -
whaever price buyery woulI orcr dry sovs ,nIna ~
low ax 6I{o; couu,on AMI ordinary Tarnna TTnNac
s1trsn,s fangs ios natiys stesEs. s1aiJNs Tr9an.
BHKHr .rp I,.ur.-R,co,,t, am ,,,,,,a,,, u
ntas o, o.aa Or satEs md psoH'tnr stock matkst
sasn ~ ea1s e'Sy ~ fur common to premium
Rw1sE-IsaeeIpt., ;tSi. i,eludtnr. c.rsto.s ., f,r
Ohio corufsa, 174 lLs, alIre, Ut 7n {.
sr; ro1ns.
cray iawsr sior,'9 r. 4ss 3" Gna Tess 8sn
T.2O Tbs Ltrt sfoft lid Gonsm.-s;a n.sass; , 1890
lie number Of hogs pacKcd bcra for tts wen ,sin
ins sIpee Soy arss IT, Tesnt' a1 ~ total p.sk- @
by shiupers ia tla ~ - H"e1s'h' As''oo
CA1rLK-Duil ana tovor ,b,nne,, mi n, n, ,c,..
tef demanding Israa co,rs,.,aS. o " us NAT
#tcers tt7Sfa5 Io aeod ~ n,tnan oS n *Fausa
f'.6ua &D0; good 10 chnira T-Y,ns II eSs.a1ssn s.
III through, 3ja7MaJIS: gSod 10 bass rdntcfsi !, s
0toa. 1'~''A' s"'7'
rrvp.,o
, 1875-12-16
MARIN


MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Tho bchr Harvey Btsstl h 7sporie4l 10 hsys ian
Arena for thia mort tho 8sh II this IL 10 shs ,n
be bore in day or two. The tug Noshsr viii -
completely rcbn Il during tho winter, fnd will cos
out in tho apiinR rstc"As in avsry scspect Tbre.
tugs, the Tom brown. Louie Dole, and nlackba!l ,1
remain In eonmi''ion. Capt. ,fay, Of Fort s,ae,
saillnR the achr Pacific, Of Coburg, writes un,.r ~.
of Nov thst ho IL 10 Raga, loalpa aleepcss for n1
st. ~ expects 10 in1ts a. 100 III teiaht Ade essoo
masking vayhgo to tho West Iudfes sitter drlIys,,".
hta present lold. Capt May II we known a. On, X
tbn most aoterpr!sHg lake Captains, and hts aur,r
ou1 friends will 10 glad 10 linir or hIa aucceas,
GRAND HAVEN, Mich.
Ssstfni D"rateA 10 TAs cat<a1s f+tbuae
GRAND HAVEN. Mich.. Dee. la.--The Iate northr.,,
Winds hAvs added to the bar. The greatest d4n.h n.
foet and the channel only 10 feet agatns the .on,
pcr. Tho Northwestern Trfnsr crtatlon Comr.ns
viii probably tlsedee II for tho grain trade tsas