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Ers. Set in the middle Of the basket
or suspend over Il deep vase or bro
ken goblet, which should be kept full
of water. In the water place one end
Of three or four Gotten or worsted
cords, and drop the end Of them on
different parts Of the top Of the bask.
ct. This capillary attraction will
cause a constant flow Of the water
through the strings, the number Of
which may be increased or diminished
according as more or less moisture is
needed. The vase, Of course, must be
fastened so that il will not tip and
spill the water. II may also be filled
with Wandering jew" or anything
that will grow in water, and thus add
to the beauty Of the basket. The
many advantages Of this arrangement
are obvious.
rRANkiiS DRfk' q h'gh'y respect
able aud intelligent farmer OF Galena,
hent county, Maryland, gives the ioi'
lowing as sure cure Tor the plte Oh a
maj DOG as VIII be seem he mas ,es-
. .e, u win the mos. gratifying results
E'ecamPane Is q plant wen known 10
most persons ana Is 10 oe found IN
many o' our garuens' im"'eu'a'e'y
a''er oe'"g o'''e"' 'ake o"e'ano'a'na''
ounces OF 'he root Oh 'he p'an'-'he
gree" foo' Is perhaps pre'e'ao'e' oa'
inc orieu VIII answer anu may oe
'o"n' !" our ur"g s'ores' anu was
'seu ny me-siice OF pruise' put ih'o
= punt OF iresh MIX Doll down 70
nan P'n'' STRAIN ana "neh co'u'
ur'nk IT, "s.,ng al 'eas' SIX hours ~
'er"a'uS' Inc mex. morning rePe",
'ne uose' 'as."g' using TWO ounces Oh
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One of the saddest sights we are
called upon to weep over, is a thin
man with thin coat on, riding thin
mule through heavy rain storm. The
look Of melancholy that glooms his
rain-splashed face as he tries to era vi
down under his coat collar and urge
his wasted steed to superequine effort,
is enough to wiring tears from brick
kiln.
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CONDENSED TINE.
Louisville 4 Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TaAiNs GOING SOUTH.


pss-eagers on l. q. A l.. H. H. (sLort Linel .. N.
A l. D. X, O. A. NJ. Y. r. and U. s. Mail LIss
s,eamers connect n l.oissiIie 9th TRAIN NO
o. TRAIN No. ! eosDstts 81 Lebanon Junetiot,
With Train No. IS hf all points on Knoxville aad
Richmond branches. Train No. rs conn~ts al Ieb
snon function With Train Ne ireal all points on
the Memphis and MoDiEosssry Lises, 81 lebanon
with stages 10 aud nom Springfield, Canphsllsyils
Columbia sud tireensburg; al Mitehslls6arE, With
stages TO and nom Perry willie and Hsrreisburg a.
'iyi Al STANDARD With stages to aud from Somerset
~ Richmond Junction 10 aud ifoni points between
there and Livingston at hichmobd With stages to
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IF you drop shinplaster the wind
carries il of. II you drop a coin it
rolls down crack. Now where in the
thunder Is the difference,
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TEAMS come NORTH


TRAIN No. 10 connects at Riehnond Juneti,n
l. aud nom points between there aud Livingston;
a. stanford With stages 10 and from Somer.si; az
lansille station with stages 10 aud iron DanyiIle
CITY, at Milchellsurg With stsges 10 aud from Ter
ryyile aud liaIodsburg; at Isl.anon With sias..
10 ffom Springfield. Campbellssiile, Columbia and
tireensbuTR; a. Lebanon Junction with Trains
having al T'20 y. N. aud lisa A. NJ, Cor Meulhis
Montgomery, and iDiernediate paints. pas.enrets
going 10 points North, East aud Meat from Iouis-
VILE are iIansi'IIeJ 10 Train No. 9 al Lebanon
Juneiisn. Train No connects al Cineibnaii Janes
tion With !. &. A l.. x H. iof the North aud Eart,
A Louisville In Union Depot With q. A NJ. aud d !.
NJ A ! X. H. bT the North, katsi, aud West, ana
the last. M -
Pullman Palace Cars Without Change
are rsa between Louisville aud New
Orleans. Via Meats easesy. I.suis, IN.
and New Orleans, Via Milau, Ls.is..
VILE and Little ueek, 'aTso bet y esn
l.sss4ssslte and the prfmcipsI elites
hsrsh' East ""d Vest.
For ini,raaiion about Tiekrts aud Emls,.nt
Rates 20 tioriia, Arkansas, Teas, the soulh.sss,
and SOLth, address
ny O. r. ATMORE,
Grn'l fass, aud Ticket Ag't, =
Loais,llls Ny
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they know what TO do with' went ON
Mrs. Ellison. II Just wish you cou,o
sec We, ye"e'' ""' -.
"'"e' ,'' ee" "'. , ,,,s
W"e" sue was ,s
w s~o "s P'", h.
De''e '"" A.. ~. NH. ,ho
~ wy :. w. -, on .hou,
~" I'll ~, ...ndonr Of ,he now
'"o "' rY'e.,I rI.u "A all
~. ~, n,ro hoon ,.,,
wv" W. I'll - g., A.. Lace. =,
A. W,,:- Ell. ..l.a -. n.
49, - d.nar,
..r,, 81. H., ..,o ,,v.o,e ,ho,,
,,y-,II-,,,. -. ..oI,,;.
- I....,e % M. 900.
d;.e wh;,h hal en- nearly been her
u.
AL .o ., ,u;,;,,h, with tho d.;,,;.
J.. - AL a,,o,, laos IN hor ha.l
a. III, a, u.,e.I mn
-, Al. -.
o" " ~ ~
o.oau, ov.o""'. '"'" =" e
WI. "s~ - San ", -, ~
~ ' ~
. o"''"e's o'u'" ~, gus ~,' .sr, & Wv
eo ,.N,,
Iy '"'' !'s, 49,,
e'e'e" "'
'"""s "ss " r0P1e' us,
ea'fe' "Ae o'~s ~ '"v ' ,
Tue moo' .a'o', s'".''' '' :" - W..
'e' "ne' "''' "s"e s'"0 so"!
"" .aD WIN
''o n 49,, ,,,
|
SUI VIZ. ,o' p
au''. =, vi '"e P"o' %
"o'Se ' = s "
~ ',,,. -,
.I., NJ -. 49,,
',na ' '' i'Y' ~
~ .r: -
S.,. - - -. 49,
:. G.. ~.
n -, IL, h., ..,;.,.,..;.~s ,al
|hee,re ali the servants Inever 80 "a
a man strife , woman before and
declare !, males mo s;ck all over RI,
S,onh.n;,o ..v. a. q oommon ,h;no
ono,,oh Oh nv loor shs,. wrs,choJ
in .r;,e If all her monavp
"H.s che No children ,r Is,t;e sof,
lly asked.
"she had two. but she lost EN-
both. Mademoiselle Stephanine says
she often cries and wishes she was
dead, too. And don't wonder much
with a such a husband as she's got.
Hush there he comes now"
And shrinking behind the carved
group OF Italian marble statuary, the
TWO women watched Howard Lindsey
stalk gloom''y by with red ihfiamed
eyes, sulien, down'iooking face. and
stunning unsteady footstep.
silently Lettie Wyngard went home
thanking uod III her heart, that she
was poor man 8 wlie.
"have you heard OF the accident!
asked Old feter styles who was stand
ing out at the gate as she hurried BY
in the deepening dusk.
"No, what accident? What has
happened p
THAT there house as your husband
WINS workin' in has all ,umbled in
An a bean of rr;nst Some,h;no
wrong about the foundation thew sav
and
an. co,w ,,;,,, ,.,.,
I.,,;o oI..,,;nn ho. III. .Iy..
he hurt, NV bnsbandy
"Well." besitated old STYLES. "tbere
MAS two men killed. and one had his
arm brokenp
I.,,;. w.;,.a 10 h... NO .,ou,
sw;a =. y. o,, 90 . -. -.
- Ia.I IL. - -,
H. 10y 49,, o - 1' -
...a;,,,e sn..a Ot :, 70 ~. -,
ho Lii, H., -. s,;,hs, Io.,
hnsh.nd whom .ha had ra.p.d 80
r-I., -
hsd ill.,, 90 - h.. -, ~
u.u., nood.h,o l;ss Il ha. oS,,a."',
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NEW
DRUG STORE f,
Drugs & Chemicals.
ANDERSON & McROBERTS
North Side Main Street,
Oppositc Myers..IIoGse,
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

Having recently purchased our stock, We can
all the Ofhcia Preparations, such Fluid Extracts
Tinetures. Wines, Ointments and many other fhar-
pharmaceutical preparations, including Elirirs, de,
and warrant them Ia he lust o. represented, and
PhArmaeopria No ddHfioas or s.h.fi.f,sas pgacfic-
I'd. Our long experience In the business In your
midst will enable 10 guarantee satisfaction TO all
Who may favor us with their patronsge, and AT
most reasonable prices.
Physicians Pvesertpstsnss speciality, and
carefully compounded at alt hour day and night
Toilet ArsteIes.-Hsir and Parnsds-., Hair,
Tooth aud nail Brushes. Surgeons, Toilet and
carriage sponges, Toilet Powdens, Pua Bokes, Cas-
tile and Fancy s,aI~ eomoe Of all styles and Fer.
genuine Patented uedicinIes u every Description.
supplies, including White Lead, Lirseed on. Tur-
pcntine and Narnshek, Colors dry snd In oil aud
aud Paints, Narnish aud white wash brushes. Win
dow giAss and Putty.
We have large stock Of Druggists sundIies,
Fancy goods, Pocket Knives aud nne scissorS
Mirrors, Picture Frames. Oval aud Rustic. kept
on hands, and gilt and Walnut Frames made 10
ordor, Of any size.
Our stock Of Books, and Stationery includes
School, MISCELLANEOUS and Blank Books copy hooks
Paper, Enselopes, Pens. Inks Pencils. slaies, Ete
Cigars, Chewing and smoking Tobaoos, the besi In
the market.
Pistols. Cartridges. Powder, shot, CAPS, Fishing
Iaekel and other sporismans supplies constantly
Kept.
Coal OIL, Lamps, chimnsys aud all Lamp
fixiups
Pure Brandles. Wines aud whistles lor Medicinal
Purposes, Of the strictest Purity.
ny strict attention 10 business We hope 10 merit
the confidence and iavor o the Public.
ANDERSON A McROBERTs.
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TRAINS.

Passenger Trains. North, 80 A. NJ.
Passenger Trains, South, 5;2j z. N.
Freight Trains, North, Y.35 4. N.
Freight Trains, south. 40 r. NJ.
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Passengers wha contemplate visiting the Centsn-
NAL shoull pufcha-e tisksts via this route, and
visit the famous Watering l'lacs- In the mountain,
of Virginia.
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Grstefai h,T past hl-rsl fs.rs she p-I-,ihaily
ASKS her Friends sud the ralic 10 call aud esamine
her go--is t-tore buyinr
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Foo ~. IewI. ssd the West.
Through Tickets 20 all pcinss .. nis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas.
CENTEN NAL {!
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad !

The Great Pleasure Route 10 Washing
ton, Baltimore, Phiindelphis, New
York. Boston, and ell Eastern
and Southeastern Points.
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r T. MINGTON
SEWING MACHINE.
First Premium, september 8, 1875,
at Bourbon County, N.Y., Fair.
What the Awarding Com
mittee aud the Peo-
have 10 say.
TIE whom % may esseers.

TIE whom % may esscers.
The rsa~pn vhy the undersigned awarded to ths
Remington Sewing Mafhine the premium oil
Others, wss II -ws a. yell As any other, Il NOR
simple, and runs lighter than other machines
C. p. DILLAKE, e. V. HIGGINS,
T.. AMENDE. " NJ ADAiR,
Awarding Committee.
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NAILS.

Somerset Mail eloses go A. NJ, opens Goa T.. NJ.
Louisville Mail CLOSES go A. NJ, opens 400 Y. ".
Richmond aud Livingston Mail closes 400 =. NJ,
opens SOS A. ".
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1890 bales Of which 5000 American. Futures led
than SATURDAY night c.osng; Uplands Mddln
clause January and February delivery 6 also sales OF the
same al a Uplands Low Mddng clause February and
lands Low Middng cause March and p delivery 6I sd;
also sales OF the O%,rd; Uplands, Low Miding
clause April and Mag delivery. Gd Upands Low abiding
clause CROP Slipped DeesIaber G5;
Upands, Low MiddDg clause supped November and De.
cember s1D, 62iaa1; Upllls Middliug Clause,
CROP spped December end January, sail 6is; UDnnds,
sail 67; UpsDds. Abiding clause, crop
shipped February ead March, sail sIsd; Upaads Low Md
dlng clause shipped February and March, SAL 6s7sad
IIyTRroSi bee 1850 p IaHUgiaads Cotton, Low Mid.
cling clause, January and February delivery 3d.. Upland
Low Mhdhng clause February and March delivery 6ssd
clause, shipped November and December SAIL iazd Up
au Low hddng clause Now Crop shipped February and
maryh SAIL 6ssd OF the sales today 12,200 bales were
LIVERPOOL Dec 1l-i:30 +. m-Cotton- Futures quiet
Uplagfs Low AidGlng eause and january cly
cry, BNsi Ui3nds Low Midng clause January and Feb
anu May delivery 6zad; Upands, Low Nddlng clause
CROP shipped February. and March, SSH, 6isisd.
LhEWooL, Dec. ll-j3OP m.-Behned Petroleum. 2id. v
gallon
LoSDoS, Dec. 1l-l2:3O p m-Unted States bonds,
ten 1ores lG7 new nves, fO6 Erie railway shares s
New.Nork Central o..
LoSDos, Dec. I'LL D. mParis sdvioes quote per cent
LONDON, Dec. 1l3D D. m.-rhe om0unt OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on balance to-day
LoNDos. Dec. ia D. m-Ere Railway shares sis. Paris
LONDON. Dec lf-5.3O D. m.-Redned Petroleum, 27d. y
gal The market is excited. owing to NewlOrk adyces
Spirits OF furpentne, 30 y cwt
sight
BERLIN. Dec 1.-THE weekly staenent Of tho Imperial
FRANKFORT Dec. li-Umed States bonds nve., 10lSs
ANIWEkP Dec ll-Peroleun, $751; for Fine Pale American
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as 80 for Common 10 Choice Family Extra, and g 90
s. l %as S sS and SsT s zoo @ 81 $50
50 10 for e GoSS saPsne the er an
So S5sss Is 100 Is, mainly az ss 5oS$5 70 CORN
MEAL ruled dull without decided change in price, sales 500
sySana Including 900 IBIS western at So 90 So SO Tor
Brandywine Corn Meal IN sacks remained about steady
The whole was s6Gsl 40 for Coarse to Fine Yellow
GRAIN-The transactions IN WHEAT only to very
limited extent and the market ruled in buyers favor Private
clned hold off Mers only bought enOugh TO I'll press
ing wants Holders s were wiling to shade prices Sa s o1
SSSS sR5Ss sS.; e j fSS
bush. Winter Red Western at 81 SO. in screi q
S sE lot amber 81 q sas and d. Mssn 'sf
RYE shade tlmer with little better inquiry western
Canada 90 95c sales 1000 bush Pennsylvania at &c. on
bush Western al sSas BABIEY was dull and de-
Ginning; sales Ii 200 bush No Canada az FL 81 49,
Barley at IL 9Isc The movement in BARLEY MALT
quite limited and prices s ruled in buyers favor sale Of
100 bush. New TwOrowed state made 90 $50 cash
Canada PEAS were dull and nominal at 9Og966 in bond
southern dsaS TsS Ps sp Peas a we're ~ quoted at S3
SSSshe BUcKwEAT was duh at s5aS5o per
Slightly in 6Hye asrks the ~ export demand
S9d a Se S0o only egSg TO qS g Is WesSS %
562c for New Steamer Mixed 5Shc for Oh steamer a
MSsa S0 for ord NO. n wp % ss f25 M and
oAs ruled firm with moderate demand mainly for ne i'm
@9siac Tor Mixed Western and state y5e5Oc for mte
western ana state Sc for rejected SS2e iGr No 1Se
for no White SS a$se for Mixed Western SSS42e tSr
t %n Wh MsSt State Ras IN fsr request a.
per ton Including 40 at $40 go ID az sl5Ssi9j so
Rye Feed at $l7S$iS per ~ ann mere s az
5@e VII d T b sGs NsT Moo Choee New s. 500
81 80 Pea Choice New 81 4es2 5o Red Kidney Cao no
81 90 California Lima Beans were quoted at SO 25aSS 20
lOi N -, On ,c 80 oropv r Dvv yopK Ayp RRooKtYS
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CoAL TRADE REVIEW.
Esvm me Enstnesring ana Mining Journal.

Ero,r me Engineering and Mining Journal Dec. D.
worse condition of affairs than that now
has never existed IN the coal trade OF THIS MARKET
me deTnd has almost ceased. while prices are lower
tan ever before at private sale AZ the Last auction
saiss The Delaware Laekawanna and Western Railroad
Cspnany secured ayeragf price OF 80 ~ TOT cieSnu
Sosl and 81 SO for stove, and the PennsylVahf OOa
CcnnoDy - 80 for chestnut, and - ~ IOr b9Ne Az
me nrest lime there Is plenty of stove coal oefing AT
"a n and chestnut OF 50 D. while as low as - ~ mas
and even these prices are weak Ia me race
A. An ths II Is generally believed, although bot oheay
ennonnced that two auction sales VIII take place unr
fs month should the quantity OF coal VI OHsfea
sf ssetiOn during this month as was oHete3 ca ~
Tevnber there can hardly be doubt thai We snI sec
1ces so low as to discourage ali having any eehuecuoi
vim the trade the face OF the late action OF some
he large companies in reducing their etali priccs a
ais Ia ~ 20 for stove, and 80 90 for chestnut, egg anu
sate becomes necessary tIat the retail dealers sha
nrcnre their coal at very low figures, ana then ey can
HARDLY feel secure. anticipating Tat the producing FO
nanies NAV still further reduce their prices.
Production continues IN proportions ehtirey 700 sIeaV
for HE requirements Of the markets the proposed
sinp I'm VICES has not been made, nor Is II known yst
when n viii be; prices continue 10 decline, ana lhere
snnears 10 be reckless inclination to meet the marke
sna b0ld established trade, he the consequences @h
thsy NAV m fact the whole outlook IN the trace ~ TX
oeedIr Nv dsoOuraging and fear that much lOuia-
ton awaits Il IN the near hLure.
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rcarsfallY reportec Tor rHz rEiBUSE.l
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
pfy North Rfpey. VeEsslS Gr,d Ratiroafs.
GENERAL MARKEr REPoRT.

MONDAY, Ubt Af'I0F
AsHFsThers were only small and uninPorant sales e sna
prices nOmnaly as last noted VIZ oe' iOr r anu ~
coFFFl-Isio was higher 16l2916sic for ordinary IN
valoes lc for fair; I90 i9isc. Tor goods ~
prime with IAN TO good Santos at 1salYc an goidi h0 81, n
hs past week have been l4s53 BAGS ana me saeS S,g
tnenfp0 KrefDln to-day Al Is &c, Eoa;
t l sfoes Al me 0rs Is 1967s bags, OF when llOZ
bsgs here nc bags Baltimore and 600O pa9s ~ ~ @
counting the quanty alat duu
purchased io this country Is 425,STs bags Milo CSso 1
1rn Int nnet from 6rst bends owing 70 scarcliy Jn
2so aad MaaeaDO 17e1sssc, eoia Joobefs SOFA 4oOV ~
cSSTT0S Tha nsasket for Rio on The SPOT vas more
aetve al a. advanos Of &C. holders being enconasM w
The receipts az lhe fSs
al 90 baes against 1890 bales this Gay kst "esh am
4eO3s bales day last year. e saes 40 Ds al Tor
l1Sl haze ssf eveniug including Zll0 tor export O5S LOT
home eons1opo ana S2S fer sPCculatloni lSOO O4fs
Ts aeifes5 on c1utract The advanced quotations are as
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COTTON MARKETS.


GALVESTON Dec tl-Cotton quiet Aga,'hs. i, Gti
NiJrIug Ilc.. "oI OriiuArF l"ac hr' f"VP''' 49,
ha,s. gross ItJl bales tAyHts cod''"Ir' - D''''' 49,
- ,,ugorg Dee Al -to0n nun; Mddling, l2'sc'i 10"
NJ u.nur sr GuOi Orilu4ry 10 s1IU &C., h,i,s
lSGI bales. cGpTts c0.rtw.s' ~ ''t'' SAW W.
spinnrrs 8ij bacs; Stock. illJO bAts ,,,,,i. tti,a
Wii,nHsrW Dee ll-CotI0n nominal; htilIms iianaa
NiIthug, lO10l -, Coca yi'iLii
lOL,. pc TscDp.s 1906 bales, exports 10 "t''' D''"
- Nv OHiEANs Dee. ll.-CotOn active; hhlihg, -.
Low Mfiu.ug bc. GoOl Ordinary 10 Lc. i9rj pin
l22 bales. gross 1928 ba,s cAl"IA 20 ~ Gn6 iais
II, - baesi o. France, l,3o5 baieS' S"'f i'O '
tgaEfrsTOy Dec. Il-Coiton 6rmer; Nidalhg, - ~.
ToV Niiddnnr II 10 a: Good Ordinary. ~ 81 ~
Tcts b 7ga balra; exports 81 Grrat BntlA! 1i' oa
10 Tie Cauturut 2,5u6 balfs; CnAalSlsn 'V' D'4S' '
I0yiDSiE Dee lotion m Snliing il'ac ,os
BosIoS, Cotton quie, ana nm Ut 1'aiIs
I2sg b,ir,. rfn.s $500 bales; exports 70 "I'H' D'i
l4Ju Lal.a sInrk 3 600 bIi2s. .,,,,,- ,,s.c ro,v
SAyANNAH Dec ll--COitUn arm hMuilns tI.,fs r 9Gl
Middlg Al 7sc. Good Oriuay ~ ~ ~ bales
bales: eros. 55lG bal6s. eNg0rts cca't"la' -O-' '
sales 40, baes stock. $500 baier. Mo-, II receips
MF,fPiils, Dee l.-COtOn brner Mlulhp 49,
n baies spm,nts o32 bales sales 4oOO o'e' s"'A
Dec ll-co,ion opened strong and active now
c.,sr sIsttlDS iiIali Sc; Low Mddngl ici Coca Ut
duaTy lobe TrceipiI 100 bales; ha' IL 20 III. NAT
NOgFoLK bee ll-Coon irmj hh!dling ~ "a 49,;
receipts, 2 20 bales; gross E42b iasss 80 Poie9
tlIe. s.I,s b05 stock, O5,y.J .hlo';
PIApELyHIA pee i1-CotGOn nrm; Midlhhg, ~ ~; "a
Mldilng IL 3tc.: Good Ordinary, lIFc he' i'''''' "
81 i5ris Dee Ii-Cotton firm Middlng II 2l' rdi O"
Middlng llC Good Ordinary, lvaSS 90 staSk % ll5
shipments, h23l bales; sales @'ZOO oA''' WV
tiScgySA Dec IlCotton steady Middng ~ e. ~
Middlng II bc; Good Onhhhll, ~ b.cs stnrk ~ "a
bales; shipments, i,O63 Oalesi SAWS % '
bales. -. an, arrn. Niddlipg II &c;
Low Mdding, II 4cs Good Ordinary o50 6Ses sales 1000
bales stock. 90 1876 bales.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

frvVaPoof Dec II.-Park-E dan al; western
duh aI sO. canbeFand Cut dbl az ~; shJi AZ
Anil al Clear dh at AAB; short clear uuh ~
IIg Hams-Iang Cut duh al A. shoulders duh al ~ o.
IeefiB1a Noes lHn At 81 ExfTa do dull az iOl ihe
dnli IarA-Prime Western Gull az $50 Id"~
Prime city dali &2S TarPontin esgrts hiInr ~ .,
dull at .. fna duil 10 lOO Cleese-
CT oice nruer 10. Lard Oh steady al %
SITE irtp as eO WheatNo spring steady AZ lyil' 10
IN, steady Al 1913; Winter steady at l05 for western Nv
Tar AZ iO 10 southern CernSoft Mxed STEADY A.
Iererts III me wceK-Wheat, from Atlantic pores " 10
asrts Pacific pOFts 10000 quartersi f0n Oter S'u'ooS
y ti,e, na ift,is; Corn, 50. 100 qairtsrs. -. ,Jts
%Y YSSassa6f nee Il2a0 D. m.-C0ttOn buoy ant hta
ann. fuiapds i'd; NiGng Uric1nh btss sales
bacs Including 1900 for s2ecation and eApo1' isS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
Dluloeno Notlees.

OFFICE oP THE CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY OF }
NARYIAsD No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Dec. 3. 1876
At A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
~ Directors, held this day. a DIVIDEND OF 2l2 PER
CENT was declared the Capital Stock payable ON and
after Jan. z, 1877. ,,, n 40
an' reoi'" ." ''iV ''O mn" H. c. HICKS, Secretary.
OFFICE on TlE BOARD OF DIREcToEs or the AMEMCN{
FXPEKss COMPANY NEW-YoRK, Nov. Is, 1876. }
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
4 uauy have this day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE
pOILAiS (S3) PER SHARE, payable on the ri day OF
January next. -. -. ,o.. A.. - no
r transfer Books will be closed from the l2th uay Oh DC
Sauber 10 the 81 day " January next
BY order OF the Board.
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$inaHclal.

A GAS STOCKS. ,,,,rr,Ar. AND
~ KEw.YoRK, METRoPoIdnT;AAHi, n M NJ LID
ann ~ an AiHe' Va n'"O''N GEO "a. PRENTIse.
i" Room 23 30 Broadst, n. y.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stQeklh99lGd6eTTs
z OF 81 tbs * ANb NEBRASKA RAILMAY I'm easd
PAEY * Kansas viii be held az tue S.ieia ON FRIDAY
eompspy In TN town OF Maysyilr, has. on sttoD al
Jan. 49, A. D. 1917 az O'Clock r. 10, ~" ana Paeac ran.
man OF eopOul .top Will the saint Joseph ala So" 49,
road company By order the Board o. Dree.oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12

1 I'm n; osAITraae IN FIoUk was only 70 Inn
extent market slsot f,eL.
psre bIysg manly Oh pressing fYeghs Sn ,t i,
Wide jObes refused 10 take Iore than ~ % i eTsdes
rsnts T9e decline was chiefly melrl aLu tye
500 ~ 600 b0ls including $50 bids CfY sls nIsle
al es s. for England aud - 20e% JOY .t :, af1
1900 bbs Low Grade Extn at 81 g5aSSS "a 1ssis
Ira Me5iBTo Extra at e. 6J0fB Boz o.sVV LUZ
Snneasfs ETtra AZ IS e0af7 50 Tor Plain. aud ~ %
8sS So goF Patsnt $50 bblh superhne a. % re-
saas were a. 81 1904 80 for no y - p9v Sas ~
Tor Crnnion 70 Choice supe-dne state Aaa sesG
am. "a $3.50 co Tor IBlerief 30 COmHi0D k1art
Biase: a. G5aS5 40 for Common 20 Fair 40 20 t0W
81 al fer PAR IL oOod DO IS 550S7 for Good 20 CHOICE
Fancy DO 5nas3 IS Tor inferior 20 Common t1Ia eo5
70n<5 for Common 70 Good GO; - oOHs,l
f0f Coco 10 Choice d0; and 81 O3d$S f0r Choice 10 tay
de- g 55as8 40 for Common 10 Good low Craze Wv
Mis- Trfa ~ s0Gf9 % for Winter Wheat Good 20 Ch9co
Family CRY siis Extra So 599s5 % Tor Ctannnoo 70 fif
kra HceDed Obos 6 s. afJ 70 for Fair 70 oOd to
- odS7 fr Good 10 Choice s. 6Jas7 90 Tor Common
= Coco Minnesota kxlas "a 5eass % lot oeoa 70
Gooe kxta 81 Louis snd 50 751ss - ~ 0o9d
% Choce do the market closing dull vita fendency ~
loaes prices partieulary fnf medium and low grndgs;
o0UThEaN FLOUR was sbads easter, With a2It eus-
l nenDred. Eaea 7SG bfs 50 Is as for CCHmOn -
snh kxzFRi % 0t2as Is Ca Ror - Coed Co. s. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-12
SAFE MORTGAGE INVESTMENTS.

QUO TTr TNrnIa rpTsT and SANINUS 8ANh OF III
CA 90 ofErs Tor sals Mortgages npon nrstslsSs anu
lows farms yietng eight ana bo tt s.Snfv may be rs
Hed UPON The loans al made the l'a.1 h Tities
and from actual knowledge Of te Nsoos' i'"
aud papers prepared y ts snks
letter on oierulst an
Liam snefs frou which 20 select can be sen O.. os sT ~
ne Ia,k's ECcnta IN HeN.lerk. n, X JESOr' FA@NS
90, No SO WilliaaLss.