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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-05-25
valuable Invention by a Col
cred HEississippian.
tRosedale Miss. } Journal

[Rosedale Miss. Journal.l
Ben Taylor, a colored man, liv-
ing in this place, has lately return
ed from Washington, whittier be
mas been TO secure a steam patent
Tor new steam engine which he
has invented, and which, if the
judgement of many experienced
and scientific men to whom be has
shown his model, is correct, is cal
cUlated to revolutionize the pres
ent application Of steam. The en-
glne is rotary, having the steam
applied al the circumference n a
wheel, giving this treble the force
OF ordinary engines, with no di-
minlshing Of power at the various
stages OF revolution of the wheel.
This invention dispenses with all
the machinery except the one
wheel, which answers at once the
purpose of cylinder and driving
vince, and two steam boxes
through which the steam is appii-
ed. 1t Is estimated that engines
on this plan can be manufactured
at one-fourth or less the cost of
those now in use, and their sim
plicity, and the possibility OF max
ing them of extremely light weight,
will extend the use of steam en-
gines beyond the present limit.
Ben Taylor, the inventor, is "a sort
OF mechanical genius. having be-
fore manifested an insight into me-
chanlcs of no ordinary degree.
bis invention if nothing fails-and
the probabilities are in his favor
will rank MIN among the first in
ventors of the day.
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-, that there may be no misun-
.1;ups and disappointments when
Z ',us for such matters arrives We
!, Sol. .t.ts in advance that no candidates d
=. sill be announced in the CHRoNI-
..lss. the same is paid for in adj
:. -. and no communication or call
, a,u viii be inserted unless ac-
..,uied BY the money to pay for the
:, the rate of ten cents per line
n sncb communications. This rule
4 not be deviated from in any in
-. ar under any circumstances, and
,.s will avoid any unpleasant mis-
rl.,,,.,anding with US by bearing this
{, mind.
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT OF RED RIVER BOTTOM
n LAND, confirming about Ore Hun
bred Acres, well improved, one Frame
Dwelling and { 4ree Frame Houses for
tenants tall newI. u new gin and horse
power, Just suited to the place. Sixty
acres under fence and in cultivation.
Possession given when cotton is GIN
ned For particulars apply on the prem
ises, on the Darro, near Red River.
Grant parish. Respectfully.
mlS-Uy15 GEO ). JOHNSTON.
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Grants Point, opposite Colfax,
b between Cane and Red rivers,
snpdly growing shorter. Every
j aud fall makes an immense
rad upon it.
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liecOrn is growing wonderfully
p the last rain. We saw Mr..
= iAcrolx start down a row of
r. the other day. and before he
F@ the other end the corn had
n 50 much that neither mule
han could be seen! Fact, we
assare you. -
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|. ~ A. l. Hartley will preach in
y soon He is unable to say
n' exact time, but will at the
as does prea:h, if it lie in ac-
'a'e with the wishes of our
rs make an appointment to be
" 'hce a month. We feel
I making the assertion that
FhA De Welcomed.
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Beef is a scarce article in Colfax
s.s Row. VINO has any bovine
|ssb FOR sale? Bring it in. Lots
dbpsthungry ones hereabouts.
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PAY
FOUR DOCTOR'S BILLS

Gce a week in Jour own town. So
GDOO Outfit free. No risk. Reader
il you want business at which persons
of either sex can make great pay all the
time they work, write for particulars 70
III. HALLETr * CO., Portland. Maine.
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liat visitor at Mr.. Torry's, of
pom mention WIS made in our
! issue, is now just nine days
she is ready to receive the
fs Of numerous admirers. We
FAn tins announcement for the
Fa'naflon of inquiring friends.
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The polite officers of the Bart
lbs have our thanks for a COM
We fle Of New Orleans papers.
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Vegetables are plentiful, but we
upt beef You see, it is some
me yet until blackberries.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-05-25

Can't some one get up a fight or
tOt.raee? There is an awful
illness in our burg.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-05-25

M Deals folks INDUCED in a
,..s Of green corn Thursday last.
as anyone beat II?
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River falling fast, with some ten
ts! to spare.
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Tra,apS Increase.
CCourier Journal

LCourier Journal
During the last ten years bill
lard and whiskey saloon keepers
have increased four hundred per
cent IN this country, while farmers
have increased but twenty-five Der
per cent. These figures show bet
ter than anything else the tendency
of the country. Thousands of
abie-bodied men enter the tramp
cl'tss, simply because they are do
inoral'zed and too lazy to come
down 10 "honest toll" A large
class Of men go at once iuto the
~hiskey business if they can scrape
together "a few hundred dollars.
Sons OF farmers turn their backs
on the paternal acres and GO to
the cities, where they enter stores
1T psuiui salaries, and, spending
their spare hours at gambling hells
and houses o. shame, soon drift in
10 the critters. Repugnance to
tail Is the basis of the tramp sys-
TEN. The large cities are overrun
with work shirkers who would not
take the slightest interest in offers
10 work on farms at $40 u month
and board, and yet go bowling
about tlG streets complaining of
hard times and talking of the
rights Of poor man."
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~ ~>-~~s
~. = Robinson, one of the
~, zane up with MIR. A A
s,,1 nom Alexandria to help
IL a.. ~ pans and kettles out
ss. .'llonn sugar-house, died
s,, -. utter leaving here. He
H., NC, MEX. at the time, but in
~ ., making = the trip to Alex.
&ho Iron raft" that left
ks,,' ! Weeks ago. He was adj
ksip..@', was hazardous to ex-
--''ll 1u. chose 70 60: : -
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last was first time the
"u'naaces were called into
'aslr adoption. A couple
\. nations rin wards INDUCED in
A'''e more noisy quarrel
Es % MARSHALL thought proper,
! :. 'lsy were each required by
WI % Contribute in the snm
\ q dollars to the corporation
H.. oae of them being rather
as noisy, was put in
NJ Tor a few hours, until he
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-05-25

How did you come to know
herr" asked mother of her little
girl, as she saw her bidding good
by to poorly-dressei child at the
church door. "Why, you see,
mamma, she came into our Sunday
school all alone, and / made a
place for her on my seat; and /
smiled, and she smiled. and then
we were acquainted" was the
pleasant answer.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The citizens of Grant parish will
please come forward and settle their
Taxes as soon as convenient, rs I am
prepared TO collect the State and Parish
Taxes for the current year.
C.. c. NASH. Tax Collector.
Colfax, May Ia, 1873. .mlS-3t
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
NEOElAniEA.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

t,vEproof Dec. .--Pork-FasJem dun al 44 Western
~ at iO 5Tland Cut dull at l6; short
R,b dull Al 90 Long Gear tul az 2ibd; snort GltaI
inn Hams-IOne cut dun Gt a. shoulders
Ann Al IS O. Mess dun ~ $50 Extra hess steady
an 9bl Prime Moss market bare. I6rd-Ptime western
Svu a. II 81 TaIOv-Iriuc Jul at 369l TIM
nsnttpe -Snhits dun M % PnsnCommon dull ~ odi
5i,,s thOice dun ut 40. Larf
on stendy al FloucEXt SAte dun Al 20 6d Wheai-
| market bare: No. . Spring ,uH AT new:
Winter New steady at SdAcw southern steady a.
slOd Corn Prime old Mixed SET du al - iJc New Mixed
f,,ncr GoiOW American. STEADY
at 20 RGsn Common. ai London, dull nj D. IuIleHuHc
Surits. a London, steady at u %.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l72 u in-Br rr4dsiuhs steady %hgat
for California White; y Cd a
aini nr Ia CuI 72d % ID fOT Red csel SpT1nl
me recclus for the three day- we're OSOOoqr
$4,000 qis American The Ila!htl IH hhs aI
Iapcs AZ Manchester Is frmer an advance is demanded
aSTwEi pee I7-IaId closed 20 = aorns 80 kiios
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

5i,,p sso &c. alsa insd DO. lamar sne feo an si
rry 3D. PebruarY xrcn delivery 0ile' az"
ssy 3D. DO Matah ana pelvery stss '5s, sToo s'
"a. da April and NJ delivery I'D; co. hoN aIg
deis,r bs,sd yaee incJ,t'y 6liFtry sod arc say
F.a<zlt T. Jn-<1 hcsaT ~ f"""h ~-'
200 Anrffcen Futures ~ any
i,aIuuoEK Dec cotton auii nRd lowef: nna rs
So. Iey Middnuy, Si-e. Good OrilaTy nC.
r~,,rS nors gross 5T hale erpor 80 ret Bri s
tsi.s Gesiwise. 50 hsiesj saiaS lsO 'tnies eP"0'
bales stock, 3. so b7les- ..,..,.. n. trr Aid
BosrON Dec IL Cotton qnei: nluuIue ia males;
ding stcs Good Ordinary = 'sei nei re'eipts ~"
eTOss lST bales stock. 1.1f6 bales ,,,at.o sTsSp
CHARLESTON lit aihet. eaN
Or. Low MID ihng Sasr Good Ordinary, St pet & M,
5; es. ezgprfs Britain, 26l bales s"oS' A'
bales: stock. SO.322 balfs. ,,.,.t..u eI.c low
GnyFsTOs Dec 1T.-Coit0n firm Mind ne, go az
MiiGnC 7a.c: tcpd OfraIy. J~sci net mNoes o ,sIrs
lnies: gross 4,5ji bales Exports cOasi"iao on '
1881 bslea: stock. tO.sls bHi,- ,,,, d. Inv Mid
AoBIIE pee 7-IOtIcn quiet MlduIe &c - Mates.
iiDc 7atc Good Ordinary TSsc net rso taep rs
exports aise. 2.55jbalesi sales i'Jeo Vao' ~ "
66o .hales - .l... u,dp,ur sss.;
SewapatPAEs Dee. l7Dottnn easier h'nlL,"E , ..ent.
Law NjdlIuR siIac: Ordinary. lc; nel tptn
S bales: gross 76S bales exports 70 mr,t .tes
Ij bales 70 France 6S3 bales; sales f'ooo ohieS'
2GASO2 baIe8 -, .ta,i,,e g7,.r. law
Mmdnc .ier. ordinary, Isisc5 beI ,jm lTgjri 7,
bales. grcss 4 2i3 bales; exports " lnt ,oi'in'" ~
f,aies lee lJales stock. fS,tFL DhNs
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
unIGE MrRKEI.

There have been shipments The past wces, am "n
c,if mail avire Il appears that business ~ III s, i
eo con Ii,ion in British Isles that not me ,,r
.i,eid ITtcTs ActodlhE
Tue values n good coach horses have ialil on , y
ia.oJ Tins he ctrtdnly lH hn ulI ~ 10
,orfcTt and tho shipping business Tor te ~, I,s
Water promises pc light uu home ui 20 eDs n,sTk I'd
y,y \ mild open " inter " NV Az mn
Gy Gu trade While the other hand, Nheh iS @
.nign are fyclueLT horses are fpquru y" pd,t
tIlr same aun.tt O.; work Than ~ seasons "a . m 80
There has little call Tor hcaNy "o ST.
of ne v0f,rg cradle. driving animals IN h,- &
Gra nd general purpose hOfses theTr are irW gb
TeUnf tell team dark brown mares 10 hhdS ,or,
weighing 300 u, wei butt anu stIunE % ~ s.isn
hirE large hips hut rather coarse sou az s'
49, cnt III, ~. n ,ciy price. sal" oil hle h9ss
TO an Vr.s COMPANY ~ 80 per bead ~ reported ~ ieA
ine Hall 4Ahr
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
Bnsiness Chances.
Bankrupt Kotires.
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: IT

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
u lin day Of December A. d, 1879 Warrant IN
Il, sHERMAN, q Ehe city OF New York IN tho County
judged bspkrupt his own petition that the nav.
ment OF any debts and delivery q any pr.psry belong
any yropsrw oy him; ere foreidaep oy Law that
debts and 20 coosc one or moro kssgnecs OF his estate
vii Be hoaen ~ O. iSs fsron 5snns,t bIld9g 10 the
on ths ssih dv Of Decembe A. D is1s e ia oeIesf
u s. Marsla a. Messenger Southern Dstrie Of NewYork
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
Rpr-rrs. l,RRRIRs ANn Nnrs-nRIrn.

FRUITS, BRRgIRs AND NUTs-DRIED.
Receilts Fruit for the week 227O pkgs with $500
pkgs. OF Peanuts There have been heavy
rivals "Hoph1use EvapOrated Apples, and these
goods were sent 10 several different parties
Strong competition, which resulted IN breaking the msrei
aud prices down TO low figure. a large
sOd &C. Buyers took advantage OF the low
prices and sOcEed pretty WELL hence au trade looked
Tor week Sliced lower: 100 bbls. OF
Prime sold and offered at pc. Peaches
firm, but quiet. BlackbcTfies extremely duh
and hard 10 sell nt DC. state Plums are steady
at I5dl5l2r.; very few Southern in the market
ma considered nomna. Western
ter Apples have moderately well exporters 84c
at that figure Hickory Nuts arriving
freeiy and with limit demand are lower Chesnuts
eale al Quotations;
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
po.LTRY AND CAME.

~. pou,y was in liberal receipts bath ycscItaY and TO
day ana me narke; very dus! There H'As o ODu'
,i snpply 0I Poultry IN the market b't ny,
price. Th, weather cold, however, nin rt
i.giysIs were not disposed tu sell at TIE pms
offered \ large amount Ot poultry Is auiNing N Hc,kN.
which ali good and bght when II siit' . mere ~
@ dePO0Tcll ni whc II gets helc. aHI las n h st
for lc or &c er boOw that which Is sent IA l5 press G
ire ,re,riPd y law for the sale of veuson expires
te 81 OF Ijeceuber BeIce toe arrivals ate increasing c
trade isuioderdtey tive esperrl'y io hinrs.!a "a"'S
ticr lU,t gout seaGy ils olcl below. QUO a'ions
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
11vr srncK MARKkrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,uc,co nec II Jbs YDropers journal reports; G =,
Rccrrts 51 Gfj head shipments, 400 head u'affe ~
ljc Tower: Choice Heavy, s. fo~sS w. ''7'
~ B5: Mixed g., 5ORS2 TO ,-.,,. I onn head:
UtTriF-Isrecip.s 5000 hend shIpneniS i., nt so"t
dulI ami tower; shipping steers SITS y "a,
eIa g. IoEs3 Butchers Cow, 81 @S2 1oi S'ciS' ." wv
siIErp-Rocc.ps 100 head shipments, aso h"e" n'"
kct uclan gph al - 7jdti 60 ,,, ,,oce,,,s to-day.
sCa head al for here Prime 4ooto louV 20 %
81 sOdsj: Fair Coed, ~ ~ OOi NUAin"" ~
Stcckers Feeders. $50 50 90 1900, 10 7ha2o gD
Hoes Receipts to-day. 473O nead workers. az 'o"F" o
PhiadeDlias. 81 81 G&2 %. ..,.o, .,,w r,snt-
SnrPt- Receipts to-day. 200 head Dal Aeo S" '"
tor slle gslluE at - 900 81 % feeling np goOu'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
oUEEsE-chotee firm

-t,.o, ~ raurr CH TESF-Ch0iee fif'n
t,s Ssmana Medium and 1atfpsr dad and unceansea
sa,s p,nea Cos state faotorg Poor " fhbcy p.
acs Dairy lr1gs 70 tnope Soss "a
sc EGtiS-PrTme fnif demand aud hrnJ ttl1 o'a,ii
tpas nnehanged, light inquiry Long lsssna H, CO
9R<D1ec state, Fslley iGani 20 2bc II
Nh 22s2ie; Frpsh Western. 20c soItnern 9r
I5nen 1bal7o- including state. Csnaaa anu "oSiD'A
dinary stock. 2002Se. ,,,. ,.,r IN Tsoa.
KIGEEA good c .de bTn prices Carolina fsr 70 Ie,
666Lc Prime to Choice. 6aGlc. i@GlsiAha' "H"" ~" ~
COON a3 sc gOld IN bond. ,c .,d a,aadv
dull; LiVerpOol IA faf deniShu
with suppy inOaerats Ashtons 81 50 IiSes,S an.
pnmn,x s. Dealu's WashnenIs EyaIse ana ~
a. On sS olcr brands lU0Sl 10 Turks ldanh So1
2sc from vosssl Mediterranean 2s~25c; LFerpo'i ""u
sFfpe-Caloutta Iiuse.d quiet ct 81 o. GOD Grass
80 aseaaS hut ouiet, Tfmothy 20aSl 25 foT Prime
Glove G. dc. Flax rm a. 81 40 smyrnn CiDsrY Seod
al 20. later 200 bags Glover ~ OsdOsfe
sKINs-GoaT quct unchanged Deer 10 fair sue s'of
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

CIiERsE

Recepts for the week.
81 1923 do week last AZ t22 DO bx
42576 do. corresponding week last year.
81 Liverpool cable quotations. OuD at 45s; CORE
sondng ast Gas. There is little, n change
10 note m the market though there has been rather mort
business transacted than last week but OF low figures
I.XpOItaTs been taking some fancy pets pay
inV as M n as pl,a93tC.. aud l0c. reached
for lot may good qualities that think
unleSs perlns. the purchaser. However
really fancy goods Is about steady and wlle
the top quotation. there are Oi cOTse some
"specias" like tho above which will bring more money
Most the business Is at hl2aSc The demand f0f tue
medium grades though not brisk has used up
which been held weeks without
even receiving There s nothing In the European
markets encourage dealers In this CITY, but there s uns
y feeling what they base
their and speeulauOas tune viii long reveal
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
BUIIYR.

Receipts for pss week 2&i6s pkgs previous week,
2i62y pKgs. corresponding wcek last year. 1885 pkgs
Shpments for mast week e S Ikgs, and 800 ts of But
teffne last year l,iyt pkgs of Butter state
Creamery is falling Of quality. and thefsis te
arriving Orng 5c Nearly al Is early made ana n
therefore Stale of 80 OF fair goo's was mae
at 22c stock OF 0rinaTy nTki9s 0nerng at
14o which very hard "a dispose o well posted buyer
could ur0babIy biy them 13 Fine fresh DAiry has
a good demand. and &. irIa AZ quotations. West
ern Creamery, IL strictly choice, and irUm
COWS corn led. win bring 2Sc-, though the bulk
OF arrivals 21C The best marks 0f Dairy ana
Factory goods have s6la moderately WELL Selected Factory
going at i6c Exporters have been quite liberal purchasers
grades but buying lightly, using goods
bought last week holding off, and viii ito hut
little until after t holidays this cause dull market
weak nrioes all Common Button Qn0tati0ns:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

Receipts the past 2z7 bales sbipments l50s
hcice Hops wanted by fai hgureA
arkets reported shade rmer Brewers
holding on and wi purchase lightly until after the LIST
Of January. By standing back Just at the present
Ee tbay slow ali the good Hops % of the country
Mediun grade es taken by exporters bat the
grsaes. 0n0fations:
ststs 7s.....lg al4t Do good PRIME TIA
stste eeot 70 rs 10 8f2 Do % sosd It's q
stasepesrso Lam 10 0ds an grovths ...-..-2
sKIss
TrsspeIs are beeensng ere anxious 20 sen heir sks
when the geeas are essed at rsssonabe prices arrivals
doing better ana se quite freely at Tie ndysnco Quote
tious fsr prszBe skins eEiy
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
T0 PHILADELPHIA.
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw.YoRE And PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen TnrqgFR TgnR1 e9Sa %a way % three p'
Tlne oOls stei't with aosoaie, ,g1s safety
Express Trains leave 6ewYork wa and Court
anga mo 7.s0 s:2d is imtS. II A. $3.50. o. 7So.
$50 ald 10 2. sunday, I3O and A. ni; D. b, 1850,
Boafs of Brookvn Annex" connect with all through
,ram Jersey CITY anorng speedy and direct transfer
73j 2 $50 and II a. LIMITED Express l+o MI 2 4.
$50 aud 1:S5 ON sunday l2Ol, $40 800 X $50.
% S2e and ga n5oafray No NS Assr
Brooklyn AnneI bego foot Q, iailonT, & &Bro2sn;
Ss sGS m Enss S n9a ckst ocs No % Jersey
fRANK TH0MsoN. oa1a 4, y S.s..HsaIR fARMER
vYNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
i known by It's new name, the NETWORK LAKE ERIF
and " EsrERN RAILROAD. ArranGement of naHs. u:
lnS shS1, Chicago Day Drawing
r9 s , @ ,a nfSSs e ss ws ns at so@S@as @s
fimsns HI sc.s iosias
coadSes @ roas 70 oee.s sSsao NiSanra Falls Cine
natl and Chicago without ehange also hotel pnns to
= D. m. Emierant Train for the West.
STS1s Tsa, eayi ss s % Is SS slS 6is 1880 p
M and midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 9i3 a.
IL" RSiSSioTd PARK aaa rs;;sis 7tS 10 Iois . M y
sundays $50 lol5a NJ ltS $40 p % 70 and IL nies,ght %
Paterson 1 G. "a ctS s tS 80 Ts 10 BIZ ss i s w. nSI
m ana IL midnight sgadays o, S:5O 3i5. 1918 m li5.
$50 sSsih e. g. ss aa% ois mid
night 1b n,,oniS6f ssnaay' D. S'S0 ioi0 ~' ''
e"rnWsi 7,i5 m $3.50, 4So p m Sundays. s'oa IN.
ysVara,cE Tib. 1918 q. In., l:30 p. .
Mw,,rs 7.ts. a N $780, $50 p m snniays $50 IN.
pc,anu ana Kingston,9 a. $50 u IN Sundays $50
isosSen q fab 8. 1915 n 3:3V. 5f3, 4:30 p. N.
sgS&sS: se ss io' iSs % sS w. ,s 4se m spa
S .e1S wi WITH @ * and osvsso n Midland
Fort ri Jeryis. 7is D. lpls m, $3.50. Tp m. sundays
ScTT leaving Chambers n. half hours
q ~ NJ 23dst ID minutes earlier than above
i,ms irains having Chambersst quarter hours leave
1ad va minutes earer Boats leave 2dst at ai6 and
iaS D. H. oonnecng with trains leaving Chsmbesst as 10
n M and i2 midnight
and Seepng Coaches De obtained and orders Tor the
VI baggage be left the
y,s odces Nos 80 s0l 52y 9J7 BrOaiway, n,
i,onrf st BIooklyn. OF at the cOmpany's Depots. -
Txprrss Trains from the West arrive in New.York at I26
u "'' JNO n. AsBerF. Geei Passr Agt New.york.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSRY
Trains for Tnscwood, Coster Psrmoni and Nyack
T. 9st6 l. g. L. 4ts $3.50. ESQ., 1850 r. and Sat
nights only nj lliS0 D. 10. sundsya a. M sad 6so
. -.
JN0. n. ABBOTT, denl PAssr Agt New'for<'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
COTTON MARKETS.

LiysRroot. Dec l7--l2so .. m.-couep quiet niadlins
Baanda 5d. MddtnE orieans bsLl sales 5000 baies E.
sadine AoOo bAes for spesnAos and export sddisnsl
tate yesterday Aftsr the regular closing 5000 bales
keceietA n 400 eaes neadnE 600 salss Apsrcan Fu
delivery 3d. also tszd de December and JaDuAy Qslyery
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
@J SO TO BOSTON
D lsCU VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
." STONINGTON LINE,

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
The elegant stesmsrs sToNINeroN and NARRA,
u IN daily Except sundays.
from sloningten sod via this New York to Boston
fcT Sv for s,s Al all urpc,cs, es.t Offices ssereom.
gces OF Wescott Express Company and at Nos
and s9 bceaway and ~ Metropolitan snd fh avenue
Hotel tieket ofhces.
PROvfDENcE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and 0ALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River tfoot warrsnst) daily (oIccpt sundays at D. M
troytdenee direct
freisnt Via ssther ine taken NJ lowest rstea.
L. w. FILKINS, q. L. AgI u. b. BABC0Ck, PresL
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
nvrSSEU MEATS.

Exports Of salt rlue,i Bacon 2i.S2i boxe3 Bee'
2tii ib., PurK b3ls S35 tcs and J. ha pp.s
Lard 2@y or Dls. mud ISIS pigs; i taloMii "a, o.
boxe. 35g5tkgs The trs cIT'Of Western Dfts-et te
biS arrived today It cuntpOsed ~ Cows Sta"S
and Bp and about rough lot OF Meat IA ever r9C 20
ttts riy M was consigned Robert Herring, OF NtI
Washington Market OTtpeTts SLOW sale - 2"' ~
oflCr, being ONLY four ty on t
way Cy Slaughtered Beet had l hi delaHd 81 6dSc tof
air 20, Extra its aud Lamb also ha qnht tfdr
rlicea, lOwer polk ltudllnn ms ar
not N vc-v heavy supply lc per u li2hc' quota
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18
FRUITS AND BgRRRs-FREsn.

Aples have had better inquiry. but command higher
IN fact when the additional of storing
them are taken eonsdeTat they are doing hardly
well as week The market for Cr3nberres ~
onst there q hight shipping demand nearly all
og se been ed by the Western crop and
The cy demand satisfied receivers do
not talk very firm. Oranges improving In quality, and
at the advance Some extra lots ceed
our figures. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-18

Tho o,t, avaro~e r.cFvts far tho week the various
points 81 IstT1ouou follows; fT1e Hallway ,n %
cars q: Creqn 23su eanS MIX Harlem kn'fOid -.Vo"
do New ID rven Taroad ESQ do: IIua.dn fivtr taan
tij do "a Hard aiiroa 200 OF Hk and = t,alS ~
Cream iancOus ur4I-bg res, LAM cans ct MIN ~
ba, 81 cans tGal 1855 ri Mlk oi - quartz HaS
Tp urica M Nirth the sriifs been saiG OF te lu
drig thr ast ,yneE average SIS Bcennn@ AT 81 VI ue
clIge 10 II IN lhr llrh bur advanced the tooNs any 90
n ~ n. aDd 10 u % on ~"
10th tre closing price There has neen an i ihcrea-'
IN the .upUv causing quici market WIN over p.S'H
'Fsrai AIT, fcciHg dealers apTehcnd ir'her
fIapu