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The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
MANY DEMOCRATS.
G,isio.jts s'ebrisi!ac, OF
Gr<u u,.. .. ,,ss .yss~ = - As.1 - ?. !, :

(tisiasj,'s s'ebrisUac, or
3'cycr and ASac Z Esc, This
preparation 1T obtained 10y newly
discovered process, and contains
all 'hc active medicinal principles
of East India Clnchona bark grown
on the Ncilgherry bills, from which
all the irritant properties have
been eliminated. 1t III nature 5
own remedy for all diseases arising
from Malarial poison. Palatablc,
powerful, antiperiodic and tonic, ii
never isils to cure fever ard aguc,
dumb chills, conges,ive chiIls, bill
lions fever, periodical neuralgia,
aud all diseases Ol Malarial origin,
J. C. Richardson, proprietor, 81
Louis. For sale by all druggists.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
CALL
For "A Democratic Mass
Meeting.

/, beng of the utmost inpor
,ancc that the Democratic party OF
Mississippi County shoiid be sc
organized rs TO be ~ conditlon al
Il moments notice, to ally against
tho assaults Of It's enemies, u Mass
meeting of the voters OF the coun.
" is called to convene at the Court
House, in Osceola, on Tuesday,
April the 2hd.. tor the purpose o.
appointing County Executive
Committee.
MANY DEMOCHArS
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
Waning Order.

IN the Iir ri; Court Of Missls,iPp! county, In
equity.
I'll Edmond aud Virginia Digmonl his vile, ol
Lee county, hik'.iish., ". TiinlHr y sexton
"a III. administrator Of ihr estate uf Lawrence
rpccs, deceased, Mrs G. foi!r- ScXi'u witr
OF said IiintLu j sexton, and 1iimln j .
Sexton in right oi h:' -aid we; Marshal
>trrL. SHELBY ~pcck, Mary Ann sp.ck, k,n.
Sirck, minor about fttcn years ~ 0cr, ara
the aa. noWn heirs u, law Of the late Michel
Rcis d ceased, and Policy Jones, lat Policy
speck, widow of ra'd peis, deceased
The above named d,fendants, VIZ. ihe TN
sn1wn heir. at law of the late " clsol Refs,
trcra,ru arc warned to appear In tai. C",lri.
wituu thiity hnys aud answer the compliiui al
tn plaintiffs. Hi Diamond and Virginia bia-
mo :, hi, wife, or the complaint viii be taken
for uuirsscd n 10 them.
J. X. i HALE, Clerk
By Hugh L Nc, -ish, ~. c.
N u 4 vi PC s,lt,itnr far Pla,utia- H. q,
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
For Sale.

One ,ix,h interest IN an undivided 'sls;u.
.ltus c,, IN sississi, pi county, cohialnne . ~,
acre, 80 lsad sli above cyria fut tergs
aail uss,r lp,ion applN al Ills oflcs l.-ei
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30

TEN. s. Z. HuGnEs is out in q
card announcing himself as II can
dltutc for governor.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
PLANS! PLAYS!
pLhY8i rLAYS !

For Rc.din. ClHhs fpr Ama'eur 1h.airics.s.
Ttal,,rsnc. iays. Drawing Room F!Ay,. Fairy
plAc- EtMarD.p Plays. Gnidr UnUhs. sneaker.
Ia4.la.uc. TAliitsUN stt- NJ sEHc.lgm /. ehis
Z or-. Z i', NutIi tcih. theatrical Face f.e
ia 81 isr. l.r!-v's Hf.N Mogk- Ni.>, teaTds.
sd GaustsChr, a. reduced prlrcs. tustufdc,,
sssn,ry, InITsdrr Svw oalSlf -ue sent u,.
containing tall deception aud prices ~AML
sgEN'.li "A -ON, IL NASSAU II, New lorS
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30

CoMNESrisa upon President
Hayes's expressions of gratifca.
aioa With The decision Of the gu.
peDsss sssss Of Isa.=!aaa In tho
I! - 90 ~ dssivs thss
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
Notice.

Notice IL hereby gwen, warning al, persons
not TO hey or trade los crrtiin promisD,y note
given by the undersigned 40 Eyor OF Mrs.
= Moor, fvr the sam of shyu' sg5ss, dated 1875.
A. We hold legal and just oaset sg,iDssthe
SANE -
GEORGIA " ERWIN,
suE J. MCoANOtk.
BY Blacs wood / Mslh-s, Attorneys
Oseeola. Ark Feb. 5. ls.s. s-sti
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
FUGmoMA

2p Mixed ,sids. with name 20 GO. sewn H.,
W. ior act. s.spp. ). hlNEitA so N.s-
taV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EnnnpEAN MARK ErS

Ttvvppoor Dec. 2l.-P0rk-Eastern dun NJ 49, western
All a. to Cut dull at I66d; Short
RIB dull at Is Long Clear duh at 2J shSsa T,eG
dull AZ 49, Bs.f-ndia Mess dull At 81 new Earn Msss
STEADY al yiG Erims Mess, dull at III lhu-IIino WEI
en- 3ni NJ Sl Id Tao-rrme CITY Gull al 80 Cd lnr'
psntine Spirits dun at 81 Rosn.Coinmon seaoy AZ on
IYns dulI az TO- C1eese-Amencan Choice dn at 40 Lau
oil dull at 80 Flour Extra state dui AZ 20;
No Spripg. market bare No. spIing Iuii ~ .
Win,, Nrw Western steady at 99d;New southern sCan1 ~
id Corn Prime Old MIIed soft dun at ~ 3i Nc"
stsaiy AT 23 Cotton Seed ON-ieloW Ametcah. stsauF
AZ 20 Rosin Common at London du al ava IuIpcnhe'
Splrits London. steady at 2L3d . A., ,o, en-, ,or
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2i-l2.JO y IN - g.
the hest grades American Tho receipts ai ht or INC
including llo'o qts Amefi
can The market for Yarns and FaorieS al Is ~
with a downward tendency. 49,, a., ,.r an
"InSn1S Dee - ID d m-CaIcntta Linsood 40Sdper ar
Rs6nec Petroleum sdg d. per gal Spirits oil Tupentne
2ljd2l 3D. per cTt . . oi, ,,,ncs ,or ara
ASTwRP Dec. 24-Peiroenm 2iSt francs LOO Tor nhe
,.ic American ard closed 1888 forms per % hos
.nai,Rg Dec closed "a marks Dor 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
HfaIOCK.

METALsThe general market without "nat interest,
M5LRssEs"sc%o rlean. moderate demand at ?5 So
nal Cuba Jotes, SOa3lc; Porto RICO 2I44Oc'' English
o%EAN FREioHTs Exception to the general , aal
200 steam MI 1000 bush Gram sd so r. pkcs. no
900, mis- rosS SB "a loo To,es Ghee!s - Cd 500
shocks Is, ID London. sail 200 hbls. Flour 22s steam
$50 ps sss PrU Ga TouSS s 5 GasEoT 800
sack Flour through - % sFcWsl; steam 10 9u 9h
20 % case. tobacco eiG hGds 50? R1ss Butter.
Sac Eo,teriam -aii 800 pkes Bacon, 800. Norwe.
gan oar so tons berth to-day for general cargo
oil, sfAL-Qost, At o,d pricO.
uirs sass 900 bbs RenSd here s 5000 bes BAL
timer IS GRhsssa SI and Srsss 20 o2 cases
clint honGee9'h d IspSts sales Of Hn ne a m &
highest eJc lowest VI '.c opening "1sc closing s2ac
"PrErnvisioN--roRx-Msr moderately active prices
cSn. shsese osgh :sS 1 Mat si * S.9 so
80 90 closing CO. second =" Cali ".December. Old.
e S Sos IS IS JaaH,r 7' Now. 'O 25sss T:S
REf about IsadS Limited banss. Scw Plain Mess.
81 No. S Sg y. 90 50 P Parna 90
si0af 90. .....sEEF HAMS quiet n9mgaly M.
S SHTts. prices e ding bSyeGs favor sales 80 oC0
rekd lies i3oSs; %'pS rIAS1 op GhSsll ssc
pS,lei Hams, Sed6%s s,nok,d shoulders &C: smoked
niy TSSsrn an. LSns sbcrf Clear hall amdh7t Use
sac. % '" boxes Long Clear Ioss s5 shot
ss Frsay 9s oFnS Ss g1asPs.aIs Srmor
LXED Market about SC per 10 hghsT moderately &C,
;eS. January. 5.772r: 9 500 Ic.. February. 5s2:c'
5SssSsoc January 5t5a577tci rebrusry Ss3 s5 sSc
March Sss%:d CITY 6 sS'% iRaa' 1865
GGqPS1 without ecsd changes ver aac strictly
Cbooo wsrn eon,9s nr"eT Heo1s nn ana n
9Te; state EaiiTe barics. choro i5s2oe. stats
DAIRY psils Good toSocs is@?s S'so ~ Gbac 'nos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrFyAto Dec 2lTbe continued storm hal depressing
enect on te Grain NO transactions are 20
,Iny and no reports receips or pmtn nave ben
Dram In store 4 reported fol0ws Wheat 3t4210 Dns
Corn 7G34s2 bush; oats II $50 pu u iai,3 a. go
hush. rive "a so bush Peas 43I bush; Malt 3O6i2 bush'
total. 2.7D3, 493 bush. -. .,, ,,,.h.,o.d What
onIot but STEADY 80 Red Winter, zoe: No. Chleago
sprinC S25 cash 90 &C. January ~ td2 fcOiuafyi
No Co. dole Rejected jOc Corr dq ana shaGe o|
3Ossc cash 3Os,c January Sic bd fcbulry oas oull
ana nominal l9ii, cash 2oe January M February
Pve noninniy unchanged. Barley nom nnlly unchanged
PORK active shade lower 75Oe cssh ~ ,1SS'
February 1:fzg3'. fDe. warren
Lard IN fair demand higher ea,h o52ss
5jc February 5eOd0.Gsrc.. Narch Euik Meats larry
Sctiye and shade higher; shoulders. 213 short RID,
SOC short Clear 370c. Dressed Hogs quiet ana hin al
2.S0c. A. - ...A..u.a ,p,o.,
UIxCNNAI Dec. 2l-flonf nrin ana unchangea, W neat
cet mt Strady ed and White 9Od51c. Corn duh al 81 a
2c tis qnst at - 26e Rye quet but steady az
Do pary uuieti No. Fab held at 81 Os 10 arrive Pork
ouet AT Hard in fair demand but l0wer Steam oAOG
tSc Bnlk Meats dul and unchanged Bacon quiet
Shoulders De- Clear RIB, 4llc; Clear Sides f2e Whiskey
ce, and venk a. Butter rm AMI unchanged. Sugar
steady ana unchanged Hogs inactive and lower Common
a. M 81 40. Light sjdS2 CO. Packing 81 5ds2 40
butchers ~ T0ss2 80 Receipts 4bOO head shipmenfs.
PHIIADELPrIIA Dee 2l.-Plour dul and weak sales Of
0OO bills o Minnesota Extra Family. Medium and Fancy,
az ~ 25ss4 10 PENNSYLVANIA 10 do - o0S$476 West
GIN do DO at "a 76dso 25and Patent and other high gndes
including loo bbs ST Iea GA secret terms. 81 5OsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

Money ranged from 4 to 7 per cent on call, but
was in good supply at these rates. and late loaned
at per cent. There is change in rates of
commercial paper of domestic exchange.
the United States treasurer at Washington TO-
day received 100000 National bank notes for re-
denptiOn. The custom receipts were 100000.
and the internal revenue receipts S2Io.0oO. The
following is the Clearing House statemen to-day:
Currency exchanges, S66.3SS, 503; currency bal
ances, So 247 ,321; gold exchanges. 1858, 454 ;
gold balances, $713.947.
The SUN of f250 900 bullion went into the Bank
of England " on balance to-day, making n total in
that way of $500, 900 in five days. On the London
Stock Exchange, British cOnsOis were hrIner at
9471s for money and 9ies for the account. United
States bombs were steady for 1868 at 1O4ss, new
42s at 1O6Ss. and 1910. frmer at ITO. new 6s be-
ing a shade lower at 1883. In American railway
securities Erie common to 1884, preferred re-
naming at 81 ID while jersey Central advanced to
35, Pennsylvania closed at 32l2. Illinois Central at
10 and Reading at l2l4. III Paris the per cent
rentes closed at 112.97l2 sight exchange on Lon
don beng easier at 25.34.
The following is reespitulation OF the quarterly
statements of the National banks of the City of
York, at the dates named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

Z si9'; 4 Ss::s
iss.l c.' Sss Ca. d 4
s1sSs rGwd 9os ass 9 g. AS|nSG, S:i
s2 IS; oil sazsairas l5Stec; on wntersroon. q ~.
GU PsnH5S a. fss sS R LsS% S g.
sns dSos S, c !. s gs ess LAS Opium
ffdGE Ss5 @P%ssy dull declining
the approaching HOLIDAYS Datersly cl,ec business
pGr 5 S ncSs DG s @ toF Extra % %et
In les "a 6ogs5 o. the aes 200 bSs o Were for export
Extra $ So 800 S5 Wheat Extra $
S SnotanOp. 10 g. sSsss 80 Co. sspern 20 go
do, 50 5ass 55 Common ODD Western s. SOD
% ha0S OHIO "a ooS C Choice
g 9sss ninneso,s Common g e9Gs9 s. BYE slTtH5s
r,sSt i5' S' g iG
PsS;,T %Iss, rE55 5ISi
ds sse. 500 "Si. Common Shoies Extra s575@ss
SSi Ss 70 F snSsae eSss Sass % MEX s%
sales 900 ebs IsoT %ss.ern 81 SGSs; S0 Brandy
as1 IS fancy ios shade ii. P''"''
REIGN ,FRUiTS-JobeIng trade moderately active
pt GSAiS@WHEAf"Isrt unsettled No. Red scarce
Sasn ssSsHes; No n"" Mpis. sio eets2 70
aSSa ssay yipSfe es soco bus ncuns basS
Bo5S g' d Ssin fRSr
NO Red 81 SSF "a ncSans S iSoo BUSH y 81
taken to Ill q contract; Red III O92: UnGraded Am.
Der 81 0idsl 90; UngyWied White, 81 O5Gsi 10; No;
White al 90 ads OH No. White. 81 0SGSl TO- mainly
81 ehdsl 10; White STATE. 81 099Sl 10; Ia Wlite,
Ole. closing 9a87 &c NO Amber. December cosin
81 90 9HSl Is bid asked do, January, 81 O6, closing
81 Of AL Op February 81 o. closing 81 ~ 81 "a
No Red December, 81 ~ settlement closing 81 10 bid,
81 IJS aske do January, 81 Oa1l O9 closing I'll 90 a
IL 10 do. February, 81 lOl2Gsl l0S, closing II asll
lois and boat lords. BARLEY quiet unchanged sales
BOO bush. SI.rDwei State Soc; 10000 bush Ungaded
Canada 81 BARLEY MALT quiet, ste ldy ..-.. CANADA
PEAS nominal 74G7Bc. per bush Green Peas dull g. 300
81 Southern Black Peas quiet 81 65d2 TO- two
bushei bag CORN-Marke less active declining hiDiers
$4,000 bush options. 900 bush including ungra led
Mixed 46d47G; No. 3432 steamer Mixed 45d4l4c
No. 4bL, store i7Gi1c aoai, closing at 47c anoat
Round Yellow, 4704lc for New, 6Ic. for Old I'D NO.
White 5Oc.i steamer Mixed. December. 40 nc,
closing bd 4ec asked January. 44s,c. closing y
closing 46s, a47 i4c do January, 47a47sc closing q
47ltci DO, February, acc. closing 45' $3.50 go. OATS
dull sales 1000 BUSH. including No 2 }c
No Whie 323c No. l. Bic; Mixed Western 1908 nc;
White DO 3Ld3t Mixed STATE, 80 Hc; White 12~d3Jc
including 1000 Dush. Ma. Chicago, 29Lc., store,
dui a. b s6o N. fIs 5. Ssi4 20 B sIIes.i 20: 100
D, SI5dsl6 Rye Feed, Sl4 Sharps, Slsdt2O per ton
BEANS duh Medium AMI Marrow IN ,yers favor; Pea
and Black quie Il Rel and White Kidney uly hed
Medium II bBdSl 81 Marrow 81 60 Pea, 81 7odSl 75
Back, ~ % White Kidney. 81 "5Hs2 Red Kidney ~ ~
dS2 - all choice.
HrDES-oHiet steady sales, $500 Dry MontevideO
l9igt.. gold, u.Onths
HOPS-Qniei DO y for export and consumption yet gen
era " stra y. especially fine grades
LEA THEi-Al kinds In far sale both for export and
consumption; prices ID the main steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
THE MARK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PER NORTH Rirer. Vessels md Railroads.
1'trvsnay ner A 1879
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY, Dec. Is. 1878.
AsHEssteadY in moderate ssio Pots, &C. Pearls. 5's3
&C.
BEEswAX-Dull, rather weak Western and Southern.
2biad26l2e.
BROOM CORN-Essy. except enc Iots which are scarce
RUILDTNO MATERIALS--Rricks DUH with common
Pate s2 256S2 %: latter In sale
81 as n. Cement, Lime and Lumber almost at
stand Ill yet all values appear well sustained. supplies
IRE not bnfdensome
CA DIRS-In fair demand.
CHICO RY-Quiet unchanged.
COAIAn thracte weak. duh the small orders now cur
reut being llled at lower prices Bituminous equally
quiet
CUCOAZscarce firm and wanted.
COOPERAgR srOCK-In fair demand, prices unchanged
CORDAGE- Rath quiet Yesterday.
COFFEEThe following shows the statistical position OF
Rio this morning Stock o RIO In FIRST hBnds galveston
$4,000 bags h NewOreans lI0OU bags: at Mo lie 500
bags az savannah 1000 bags at Balt 5367e bags
and at Now York 90 1870 bagsi total 1897 bags stock In
second hnndsat baltimore 2B690 bags, aud at Vow YORK
7l776 bags total 9st75 bags grand total 27S392 bags
Ahoat aud loading for United States November TO- 1856
bags SanOs, 10000 bags total visible supply 5lB627
bags Drlvere from warehouse during the week-Balti
more, ll40l bags NewYork 2i7O7 bags tot !. SO 08
bags Arrivals mere for past wee 62s:3 baEs ncndng
orleans 1900 bags Van Dyes" private trims. To-day
market for Rio urn and active; sales 600 bags
GlensaDnon" and Oh bags ex DO, private terms. Mild
grades hfm but quiet to-day Quotations. Maacaibo ~ ad
l8l2c iAguayra loci Savanla, lJ21l7c Costa Rlca
15Dl7 nc st Domingo I2hl3 Sc. no ordinary lc
Fair TO Good, 4i2ql
CuIToN Cotton &c higher and moderately active
sales 5S2 bales 45 last evening including 273 for export
SV9 Tor spnnng delivered contract 700 bales Receipts
week. 1893 last year since September 24S5060 bales
against 2,2l6,32o Tor same period last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
SECOND CALL o'CLoc
THIRD CALL-2,30
TUESDAY, Dec. PAP. VI


To-day on the Stock Exchange was not unlike the
days of previous years that Immediately preceded
the Christmas holiday. The majority of the
members of the Board were more intent
upon extracting unearthy noises from tin horns
and rattles. and upon the exhibitions Of other buff
foonery than upon the creating of new era of pros
perity. Hence, except for the desperate ex
ertions Of the eliques, We might record dies non
The total transactions recorded at only 90, 900
shares. The features of the day were an advance
of per cent in the price Of Erie, and an apparent
weakening Of the speculation in the Northwestern
stocks The recorded transactions IN the stocks OF
these two companies amounted to 067OO shares
out Of the total business Of the day. The Vanderbilt
railroad stocks were almost neglected, the sales
of Lake Shore amounting to only $3.50 shares, and
within an extreme range of 4 per cent Central of
Ne@-Jersey sold high 34l. but closed at 33s4.
The coal stocks with few transactions and fuctua-
tions not exceeding 1s9as per cent. presented
no feature other than that Of dizziness. Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy was higher at 1851 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
% Jon 49, 4s8 lS9 q. 5G774i 100 $40 Il 90
eunnnE.a E1aaNi,IAL MAMKNrA

LONDON Dec 2tTns Tfrass In It's financial article this
The quiet feeling visible ON saturday con
the market people
the worst will he The market VIII
doubt be much helped by the nhd1 OF gold into the
bank ycstcriar." -
IoSnoN Dec 2i-i23OD Consois 9i7i money. otss
for the account bonds 1868 i0lH Ncw nve-. lOsA
Enc Railway shares 49, Illinois central 799 Pennsyiva-
MIA Central 32S Neville Centrai 20 Reading ran
road Central cOpsOis. ~.
LONDON Dec. "a 1880 m.-COnsO- 0i5Ia tor money ~ =
for the nccOuni and hall eenA. 1861
sG7s lO41 Tenfores. no. New hyes los NJ Ire Raj
shares I0al preferred 20 limos Central 10 Penn
sylvana Central 32o Paris adycs quote I'VE pet cent
for the lndai
ci bills allotted to-day at olsd. rupee 10 Inc.
LONDON, pa p NJ Ine amount Of h'ion gone
into the Bank Ensand balance TO-DAY L. f2S00Or.
PARIS Dec. H-EXobange O" London. % francs 81 Gen.
i'm, for eek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

In state bonds, Louisiana consols fell to 70 and
rallied TO zoos.
In CITY bank stocks, Continental l13) sold at 75,
and Bank of New-lork IA at 1913.
Railroad bonds were dull, though heavy hnsl-
pess was done IN Elevated tirsts at 1O3ls to 1O3
and 10 Northwes gold bonds at 1O2 i2a 1929. The
Pacific bonds Were frm-UniOn frsis at 1852
sinking funds at 1912. Centrals at 1882, Missouri
Pacific frsts at 1O6L, and South PacIio iirsts al
OIL North Missouri frsts selling at 1923, hann-
bal and Central Missouri firsts at 49, ana Chlcago
and Alton sinking funds at 10l.
Business in gold was dull at l64 above par On
gold loans the lending rates were at and "a car
ing The Assistant Treasurer paid ont S213,0oO
in coin interest on the pu oc debt, and $133.OOO IN
redemption OF called bonds. The days business OF
the gold-clearng department OF the Bank OF The
State of New-York covered Gold cleared, SC, s3O
600; gold ba ances, $1,225,OOOI currency BAL
ances, 1922, 430.
Foreign exchange was dull and less hIm than
Yesterday. Actual business Is at concessions OF
1oa "A OF a cent from nominal quotations, which are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

Rye Flour steady at 90 7ces3 Corn meal is NEGLECTED
Wheat dull hut steady sales Of 1000 including hed
o. No. ao In s,evs,oF a. os cn ~
active and steady sales q 6ooe bass nenens
Ashes New Sail IN elevator at 4?s44c: ols san !, az ~
41o and Old Yellow at 4Se Oajs urn Win saits OF ~
bush including White sos4e and MED az :, AZ
Glover Seed 81 Pair and Choice luaity 10 ~ DEMAND
6'ac. bu, Common grades not wsnted Flax Seed Is
quoted at 81 37i2. Timothy IL not inquired AFTER
MILWAUKEE 24-Iioar quiet but held nrrniy. Wneat
opened dal closed steady; No Milwaukee Hard s3ei
No SO 2c; S2Isc; December, ~ fsc JanMaiy
s34o.: February, 84ise; No do 70Ee No do oU e.'
Reocte 5O'.c. quiet and N changed Ne "Gsc.
Oats steady; No Isac. Rive steady NO. j, 429t bar
ley eassr No Spring nominal & CSC. Proys0ns quiet
aid frmer PORK dull Old 50 80 New ~ % IaIn-
Prime steam Soc dull and nominal at 81 QUASI ~
for Lave Dressed 81 90dSS -, ,,,u-..
ST. LOUIS Dec. A-F1our 1uiet and unchanged wheat
inactive and lowe; No Red FALL 90isd9 te eash gus
0yOae closing 90dr January 81 G02c closing " &C. feO
ruarV No. Red FALL SO No. Spri e. az 20 S0rn
inactive nd lower: No.2 Mixed. 29i26 CSC easn 2gs1
29'.c so's13ste- February. 80 N
OATS hrmer No at 81 &c cash 20ssc bt December;
January duI and lower 42l49i2'o. Jsnnary
dull ami unchanged. Wbskey steady at 81 o. FORK
at 81 556S7 IS. delivered Lirt nomnay o,5oc
hid Bulk Meats SO lders 240a25 e. Gear tflDs
O03 Soc; Clear Sides 50D3.6Oc. Bacon dun and I'M
changed Green duh and unchanged Recepts-Fonr
5000 bbla Wheat2 900 bush; Corn 10000 bush oaih
1900 bush Barley. 1000 bush Shpmentsflo0r, ilUn0
bbls; Wheat 10000 bush; Corn $4,000 bush; Oats 2ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

months OF 1878 show q surplus over all liabilities
of S47. 500, being gam over the same period in
1877 of $235,3i6.
The following is the official statement Of the
Canal Auditor, showing tie total quantity lin tons
of each article cleared OH the canals, both east and
west from their opening to their close this season,
as com pared with 1877:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
COTTON MARKETs

LIVERPOOL. Dec 4-l2:30 INJECTION quiet and steady
Middlng Upands. jaisd Middling Or"ans Sid: sales
900 ding 1000 bales for speculation and export
Receipts l5200 balee including l3 100 bales American
February delivery Sgd; do, February arcn delivery
slsd March and April delivery old; do, April and
Mavdeyery, 6'isr dO New Crop shipped November and
OsIysEruoI pee 24-2 D. m.-MIddnng Uplands Cotton.
5aist Middlng Orea 5@d.; Low @hnhng Upiands oG;
tuIes-Uplauds Low MIDI ing claus, February ana aaTcn
delivery 57a also 6d. do New Crcpshpped January aud
February sail, 50 -
nended 5000 bales American Futures=U pands Low MID
ding clause. July August delivery, 5i7sxt.
LIVERPOOL Dec 2i5 Dm-COtton futures dun but STEADY;
Cpands, Log Mddng clause December delivery, 5sdi no.
January and February delivery. 6sIs do. February and
March dey ry 79qd do Nav and June delivery. llssd
BALnaoRg Dec. 24-,,otton firm MidflinD. Ssu9c Low
ceipts Z52 bales exports eOastws 80 tales
bales; $40 bales spinners 100 bales sock 1910 bal
Dec 24.-COOb steady Nddhno. 94c.: Low Mid
ding $50: Good Ordinary sac: get reeelps AS2 GALES
bales exports TO Great Britain Z35 Dales sck
2.b75 bales. ,,, IN,
Mdiug. S34c.; Good Ordinary sSc; net reeepts'
1853 bales exports cOaswse 637 bales sales 3d. bales
GALVESTON Dec. A.-Cotton quet MiddlmT. sac; Low
aiddIinV. sisc Good Ordinary 7ac net receipt LIS
bales: gross 1859 baIrs; coastwse, SIT bales
sales 900 bales stock, llS, III bales. , y, -
MOBILE, Dec 24.-Cottnn quiet and lfn Mlddllng, oT9
$50. Low Midding, Sls0Sl4c. Good Ordn1ry. Sci net
Tecps 2Bi5 bales exports cOastwlse 426S bales saIe
., GO bales. stock 3.2S7 bales
rain MIddlng &C.; Low Middng 9iac.; Good Ordinary.
sc receipts, 1853 bales: goes 0267 bales exort
Britain, 5000 bales sales, 1000 bales STOCK SI7
52l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25
TILE BRITISH CORY TRADE.

LONDON Dec q The MARI Lane EIDrsn. Ia ats review oi
the British Trade Cor the past Farmers
lhsir Wheat with freedom, but trade -
hat the major ~ OF the PROVINCIAL market An equal
DUN marked the London trade Foreign Wheat has not
aeke some features q st~adness Except Oats the con
arrivals OF which prices 10 dTOor al ysr
Feedng Corn have sold slowly nj last weeks cur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-25

ordinary 7s Niddhng. ............. rs
Futures udiry active, and nj time IL TO IL points
higher closing advance ~ 10 IL points safes
last evening. 2eo5 bales IeasyFirst Call-Jnnnary
sos 907 july. 1908 100 total 37" bales Second can
February. a4I s4s; March, 963 April s76 a7i Msy
July. 1910 tOtkL l4OU bales Third CalJanuaiy
S2s February siS March. 9.b9; May, 9.s6 June 995
total balcs also to-day January e2Ids0 FebFii'
AIRY, Q,3a9o.6l Aersh, sr54a $50 APri; 9.gd519 May
1914 total 030U0 bars grand total 1000 bales Futures