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WASHINGTON.
Nominations by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-The President sent
the folio wing nominations to the Sena ate today:
Herbert e. Pine, commissioner of patents;
Louis Wallace, governor of New Mexico; Capt.
Richard L.Low, chief of the bureau of yards and
decks in the navy department., and Capt. Earl
English, chief Of the bureau OF equipment. He
recommends medical directors j. Winthrop
TAYLOR to b Surgeon General and Chief of the
Bureau of Medicine.
A large number of nominations for post
On ssters ware sent to ths Sanate today in
Guiding A. S Badger, New Orleans, and
Joseph G. Given at Brunswick. Maine.
The Ssreenbaclers.
The Greenbackers who have been in session
here for some days effected permanent Or
Pennsylvania was elected permanent chairman
of the executive com mittee. The sum of $4,000
has been SUBSCRIBED for the establish ment Of a
bureau, Peter Cooper giving 5000. The
executive committee is composed of President
Devices, Ex-Gov. Stanton of Kansas and Thos.
j. Durant of this city. the latter being
secretary and treasurer.
Method of Counting the Electoral Vote.
Representative Southland intends the first op-
portunity to report for action by the House the
bill to regulate the counting of electoral votes
for the President and Vice President, the main
features of which were agreed upon at the last
session by q select committee of which he was
that the verification of electoral votes IS the
duty and prerogative of the two houses of Con.
gress. 1t provides that when there is only one
return from a state this return shall not be re-
jected except by the affirm alive votes of both
houses, and when there are two or more re-
turns one only shall be received and counted
which is affirmatively agreed upon by the two
houses acting separately. The committee is
empowered to report at any time, and It's mem
bers are impressed with the necessity of prompt
action on the subject to secure its settlement by
the present Congress.
miscellaneous.
The Postmaster General sent to the Senate
yesterday Communication from Sixth Auditor
McGrew calling attention to the cases of Ii
postmasters who had failed of confirmation
during the session of the Senate next following
their appointment, but continued to fill the
Offices by request the President having no
power to re-appont them or appoint others
The committee on the proposed transfer of
the Indian Bureau heard several persons OPP
posed to such transfer yesterday.
Alexander FL. Stevens, while going up the
steps of the capitol yesterday, lost his balance
and would have fallen had he not been caught.
As it was he suffered q severe strain of the
knee which will lay him up for some time.
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EUROPE.
The Coming Session Of Parliament.

The Coming Session of Parliament.
LONDON, Dec 4.-The Press Association has
reason to believe that the Queens speech will
be devoid Of any definite statement as to the
future All CHAN policy of the government or the
means of raising supplies for the war. 1t will
contain no programme for domestic legislation
and this omission is considered to indicate
speedy dissolution Of parliament The speech
will mention the satisfactory settlement Of the
fisheries question and express the hope that
the negotiations now in progress will remove
all causes Of future dispute. 1t is understood
that the Liberal leaders have agreed that neith-
er Earl Granville nor the Marquis of Hartiug-
ton shall move an amendment to the address
in reply to the royal speech, but will content
themselves in the debate on the address with
crltcising the policy Of the government. It is
believed, that Lord Harrington will subse-
quently in troduce resolution.
Foreign Notes.
NJ Delbecque, director Of the mint at Bor-
deaux, hastbeen arrested charged with abstract,
ing 900 francs worth of silver bars belong
ing to the Rothschilds and substituting galvan-
lied copper bars.
Moncasi, King Alfonso's Iassailant, has been
granted an appeal on the ground of misappli-
cation Of the criminal code of procedure
Greas preparations are making to welcome
the Emperor back to Berlin.
Suleiman PaSha has been sentenced to Is
years imprisonment for bad conduct during the
Russo Turkish war.
The Turkish ministry has been dissolved and
new one appointed.
Lord Lyt ton telegraphs that the brigade un-
der Gen. MACPHERSON has advanced to Bosowal
beyond the Koord Khyber Pass to forage and
reconnoiter.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Destructive prairie fires are raging in Dako-
ia territory.
Counterfeit S. gold pieces are being largely
circulated in New YorB.
Three cases of yellow fsver are reported at
Osyka, Mississippi.
The strike of the oyster shuckers at Norfolk
Ia ended The men went to work at the old
prices.
The committee Of supervisors of OnondaRa,
N. Y, report that the hog pens of the poor
house are cleaner than the cellar where the
poor lunatics were discovered
Advices from Breathitt indicate that quiet is
restored. Gov. McCreary issued instructions
for special court in Jackson as soon as practl-
cable. to indict and punish all parties who par
dered the McCresry Guards to BE- ready to
march to its aid If necessary.
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Dry Goods Wholesale Market.

rected weekly BY LOCKE, Tw1rcHELL & Co.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Freshet ON the SANDY River-SeriOus Hi!
ness of HI. L. Whitcomb, Esq.

Freshet ON the SANDY River-SeriOus Hi!
ness of III. L. Whitcomb, Esq.
HARRINGTON, Dec "A heavy rain storm
began here last evening and continued till 4.30
this morning. The river today has been higher
than at any time since the great freshet of 1861
We have not yet heard of any bridges being
swept away. Messrs. Cilley and Weeks lost
100 sheep that were upon an island in the river.
Travel on the mail route between this place and
New Sharon was stopped by the high water.
81. L. Whitcomb, Esq a prominent lawyer
of the franklin Bar, is lying dangerously ill
at his home here. Several days ago felon
came upon his hand and he refused to have the
core lanced Saturday last alarming symptoms
set in, the intense pain entirely leaving the fin
ger and attacking the body, go that his whole
side was affected. A consultation of five ply
sicians was held and it was theiraunanimous
opinion that he must die. Subsequently, how
ever, the pain left his body and appeared
again in the finger and it is now decided that
he is out of danger.
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9.sos,coe 90 100000 90
CaIiforuia Mining Stocks.

.lneTease-due to the payment of s. 800 700, Halifax
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.

Pardons Granted and Refused-Thd
Maine Central Tax case. 4
AUGUSTA, Dec. 4.-Henry G. Timmons OF
Portland was pardoned today by the Governor
and Council. He is charged with keeping
liquor for sale. and was convicted by tho
Municipal court of Portland. He demurred
and appealed to the Superior Court Ths
matter has SO preyed upon his mind as to
render him insane. A conditional pardon way
granted Elbridge Jones of Bangor, sereing !
four years sentence in the State prison fqs
assault on Thomas N. Egery of Bangor. Leave
to withdraw was granted to Chas. E. Sawtele
of Augusta and Albert Kenney Of Ellsworth,
who asked for pardon.
At the last session of the Counc Gil Nj
Harrington gave notice that he should move 70
reconsider the report on the Maine Central
Railroad tax. He did 60 today, and moved to
amend the report by making the valuation o.
stock $50.$35 and $25 for the years 1S74,'75 and
rs, instead of $40, $50 and 800 as previously
reported. This makes the tax amount to S37,-
68914 with interest and costs, instead of $685.
1926. The original tax was $780, 39S1. The
Governor has taken the papers in the case, but
his decision is reserved.
ITO the Associated Press.l
High Water ut Gardiner.
GARDINER, Dec. 4.-Righ freshet in the
Kennebec at Gardiner. The water has risen
over the wharves, filling storehouses and coal
sheds, and is extending to thu rear of stores
on Main street. No very extensive damage is
reported.
Henry Ward Beecher at Farmin Rton.
HARRINGTON, Dec 4.-Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher gave his great lecture on "Amuse-
ments" to an audience of 1000 tonight He
spoke for one and one-half hours and held the
closest attention of his hearers by the eloquence
and power of his logic. Mr.. Beecher left for
Lewiston by special train tonight.
The Temperance Campaign.
LEWISTON, Dec. 4.-The temperance meet
ings have been fully attended. Park street
church was crowded this afternoon to hear
Neal Dow. This evening Hon. G. W. Wood
man of Portland spoke.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. s.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWSlN A NUTSHELL.

The new Unitarian church at Brunswick
was dedicated yesterday. Prof O. @. Everett
Of Harvard College preached the sermon.
A CouDcil of Congregational churches yester-
day granted dismissal to Rev. DR.. Carruthers
for 81 years pastor of the Second Congrega-
tional church.
The Trustees of Colby University propose to
increase the endowment fund to $3OO,O0O
The Governor and Council yesterday par
doned Henry G. Timmons of Portland and
Elbridge Jones of Bangor, and refused to
pardon Chas. e. Sawtelle of Augusta and
Albert Kenney of Ellsworth. The Maine
Central tax case came up but no action was
taken.
Another Charley Ross has turned up. this
time in the hands of an Indian in Towanda,
Pa
K. Moody Boynton has given notice that he
will contest DR. Loring's seat.
The mint director of Bordeaux, France, has
bsen arrested for stealing 100000 francs
worth of silver.
Destructive forest fires are raging in Dakota.
In the Senate committee was appointed to
inquire in regard to the enrolment of the Hot
Springs commission bill. A bill for redeeming
legal tenders in gold and silver in the proper.
ton OF IS per cent. of the former to % of the
latter was referred. Davis of West Virginia
submitted bill foI the encouragement of
agriculture. Mr.. Eustis offered bill appro-
priating s5,0O0,0O0 for improvement of Missis-
sippi levees.
In the House the consideration of the
Geneva award bill was postponed. Bill provi-
ding for the Hot Springs commission passed.
Resolutions calling for reports flour relation
with Mexico and the South American Republics
were adopted. Mr.. Fort tried to offer a
resolution to compel National Banks to
receive silver without discrimination but
numerous objections prevented.
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MAINE.
BRUNSWICK.
Dedication of the New Unitarian Chapel.

Dedication Of the New Unitarian Chapel.
Especial to the Press.]
BRUNSWICK, Dec 4.-The new Unitarian
chapel, recently completed at the corner Of
Federal and Pearl streets, was dedicated this
afternoon with appropriate services. The pu,-
pit platform was tastefully decorated with
flowers. The chapel was filled to OVERLOOKING
with an audience which included 4 not only
townspeople, but delegations from Boston,
Keunebunk, Saco, Portland and other places.
The church Is of moderate cost, unique 10 de-
sign, and very cosy and attractive. 1t has q
fine organ, the gift of Miss s. q. Snow, and an
elegant Bible presented by the poet Long
fellow. It is free ftom debt. The following
were the exercises of dedication:
AFTERNOON.
Voluntary.
invocation. ........sst..., Antnem
Scripture Selections.
Hymn-To be sung by the Congregation
BY Edward Everett Hale.
ADDRESSES.
Rev. R. R. Shipper, Boston,
Rev. Rufus Ellis, d. D., Boston.
Church dedicated to Fellowship.
Rev. G. W. Buck, Portland.
Church dedicated to Freedom
Rev. Thomas Hill, D. B., Portland. " -
Church dedicated to Truth.
Antnem..."''. .frayer
BenedictiOn
EVENING.
Devotional Exercises. conducted by Rev. W. O.
White, Keene, N. H.
Sermon by Prof. G. G. Everett, Cambridge.
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European Markefz.

. LONDON, December 4-12 30 P. M.-Consols TAT 81
o-A6 1or money and 81 7-16 tor .account.i
LONDON, December 4-123O P. M-American Sc
curlties United states bonds 67s 1854 NEW SIS 1Oss
new new SIS e6a 10 4Os at no. Erie 1sa preferred at
LIVERPOOL. December 4-123O P. M.-Cottop il
neaVy; Middling nplands at Sled; DO Orleans at
5sd saes 600 bales including 1000 bales for specula
tion and export; receipts 16 800 bales all American
Futures sellers at 1872 decline; December S Lie:
December ant. January 5 Lie.
Flour at 70 q %; Winter whea, at S10a Of. do
spring at q 95; California averages at g a 9:
club at 9 g 10 2; Corn at % 6 a % 9; Peas 50 6
q g., Lard at SO. Cheese at At, Tallow at 3e o AZ
London Tallow 500 ~ - -
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Rrighlon CnttIe Market.
For the week ending Wedne,

Amount Of stock at market-Cattle 1854; Sheen
and Lambs $500; Swine 1855; number of Western
Northern Cattle geo. "' an"
Prices Of Beef Cattle % 100 TBS, live weight-Extra
suailty at W % g 25 first qualify 81 62a "a 81;
So 90 q 37B. o' "'
at 54c Y fb. A"'o"
:, Country Hides 81 q &c % ib; Country Tallow "a
Calf Skins at 1Oc W fb; Sheep and Lamb Skins at
10 9 SIC EACH The trade for Hides is very dull and
dealers have large stocks hand for which they saw
there is but limited demand. ~
of one week ago, We quote sales as follows:
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. g. james Barrett son Of j. E.
and Ida l.. Sturgis aged years months 81 days.
Funeral this (Thus day) afternoon at O'Clock,
from No 220 Bracket street. Burial convenience
of the tamily.1
Dec. 4. Mise Annie L.. daughter of Albert Fl. and
Lucinda A. Waite, aged % years.
Funeral services Friday afternoon at II o'clock,
at No 81 st Lawrence IL ee. Burial private
In this city, Dec 8. Mary. daughter of Michael Fl.
and Ellen nj Cunningham, ag-u IL months DAYS.
Funeral services this afternoon at q O'clock at
No. south street,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE COLD SEASON

having arrived, 1t behO0ves people who
want 10 keep warm to look about them
for Clothing.
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Doniestic Markets,

New YORK. December 4-Evening.-Oottou
heavy " tn moderate trade; sales 735 bales; MIDI
ling uplands at 3-l6c; Orleans at 7-i6c; forwaf
deliveries quiet aud point lower Fiour-receipj
22625 pbls; market slightly in buyers favor witbot
decided change in price and less doing for expor
sales 1900 bbls; No2 at 24O @ 90; Superfr
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IHRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT

BATH, Dec Ain port, ready, scbs Cassa Jane
son. Presley, tor Baltimore; Charter Oak, Gam age
for New York; Mary Amsden Baker. for George
town, DC.
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Chicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO. December 4.-Hogs-receipts $1,000 heal
shipments $500 head; market steady; choice heavy
at 80 9 So; light at 10 g 65; mixed packing al
2 81 70, closing firm.
CattIe-recelurs $50 head; shipments 1000 head.
stockers and feeders quiet at 24O a 90; butche s
lower; Cows at 90 @ 30; Steers 70 q 20; Bulls
200@2 4O.
Sheep-recepts 1900 head; shipments HOO heal:
market unchanged.
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Store Cattle-YearIings So q SIS; two wear Odds at
$1i q q; three year olds $25 "a S45 Y head, There
was large supply of Store Catte in market most of
them of an ordinary grade. We quote sales Of 4
yearlings at SIS Y hea: yearlipgs at $12 3y head
Two year Odds SIT " head; year old Steers at
Olds at $3.50 for lot.
Mich Cows-Extra s45 @ TO- ordinary 500 "a $40;
farrow COWS at $ll q %; SprDgers at $2I a $i5 per
fair but common grades at times sell very dull
Sheppard Lamts-Those from the West and Maine
were all owned by bu cheers consigned to them
TO s'aughter and Inarke, at commission Western
Sheep and Lambs cost from to &c P tb landed At
Brighton.
Swine-Fat Hogs 81 q &c ~ fb live weight.
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METEOROLOGICAL,

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec 3, l A. M.))
For New England
and Middle Atlantic states, colder, partly
cloudy, with northwesterly winds, rising bar
ometer.
Cautionary eff shore signals will continue at
Lswes, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barnegat,
Sandy Hook and New York.
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HOUSE.
Geneva Award-HOt Springs Commission
Bill Passed-KelatiOns with Mexico and
South America-Siiver and the Banks.

SOutn AmefIca-SIiver ana the Banks.
Consideration of the Geneva award bill was post.
poned until Tuesday.
A resolution calling on the Secretary of State and
the last session of Congress in relation to the COM
mercial and postal intercourse between tie United
States and countries of South America was adopted
Mr.. Schleiche. offered a resolution calling on the
President for copy of the despatch of Oct. 9th,
1878, addressed to the Secretary of State by the
minister In Mexico with copies of the ACCOMPANYING
communications the subject of the commercial re-
Adopted.
Mr.. Kelley Of Pennsylvania offered resolution
calling the Secretary Of the Treasury for informal
ton as to the deposit of government money in any
national, state or private bank the Both Sep
TENDER and November, 1875 other than the deposits
made BY dlsbursing agents. Adopted.
Mr.. Frye Ut Maine introduced bill to amend the
pension laws. Referred.
Mr. Hooper ASK ed leave to offer resolution calling
the Attorney General for information in regard to
the timber depreciation prosecutions in Mississippi,
but Mr. Conger objected.
Mr.. Fort asked leave to offer the following resou-
tion:
Resolved, That the legal tender quality of the
silver dollar OF 4125 grains OF standard silver shall be
maintained and enforced, and that any discrimina-
ton against said silver dollar by any national bank
in refusing to receive them and treat them legal
dollars shall be deemed defiance of the laws OF the
Uni ed states. and tue commitIee on banking and
curre0cy is hereby instructed tn mature ling in
bill for withdrawal from circulation the notes Of
all banks SO offending.
Several objections were made and the proposition
was not received.
The House adjourned after passing the bill pro-
vding for the Hot Springs commiss'on and 10 which
was inserted on motion Of Mr. Hewitt provision for
the maintenance of free baths for the INDECENT.
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New York Stock and MONEY rr.rLe,.

at q a per cent on CALL closing 81 a per cent.
Sterling steady and unchanged. Gold sold at 1901 all
day; carrying rates "a per cent: Clearings $12-
The Treasury disbursements were $25S, flor ner-
est and $75400 for bonds. Governments quiet and
firm. State bonds dull. Railway mortgages quiet
and firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated las 600 shares.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
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lead. In tin there is a rise in straits owing to
corner in New York. Leather remains about the
same with slight reduction in light and middle
weights. Copper, "tlanished" is quoted at sc q CSC.
and 'tinnied' &c q CSC.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.

BOyntOn TO Contest Dr.. LOfine's Seat.
NEwBURYPoRT, Dec. 4.-E M. BoyntOn has
served d notice on DR. Loring that he will con-
test his election to Congress- Among the ress-
ons alleged is that 413 votes for Loring in
Georgetown and Groveland did not specify the
Office to be filled,
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THE AFGHAN WAR.
The English Pr eparing TO Attack Feiwar


LONDON, Dec. A dispatch from Lahore to
the Telegraph, says Gen. Robsrts, finding the
enemy contracted in sufficient strength to
justify the hope of inhicting crushing defeat
on the Ameer's force has delayed the attack
until the arrival of all supplies and transports
so as to be able to follow up any adv sntago
gained. A despatch from the Vlceroy of India
states that Roberts is halting to allow the
troops to rest, and supplies to come forward
The Afshans are at the top of Peiwar Pass
and are known to have two batteries and horse
artillery.
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Clearlnx House Trnusactious.

PORTLAND, December 4.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Net Balances. ......................... 2l,50S 40
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N MEMORANDA.

Barque Midas, from Imbatiba, which as taken to
Flores after going Ashore, has been condemned and
will be sold by auction.
Brig Mechanic, Maoney, last reported at London
derry was spoken of Scily full OF water and pumps
choked.
Sch JAS Bliss, before reported ashore floated off
Sd during the storm and drove ashore on The Great
Ford Shoal She is now in a bad position.
Sch Franconia put back to Viney ard-Haven I'd inst
with loss of deckload and maDboOm.
Sch jed + Duren, from st John, NIB, arrived at
Chester, Pa Sd inst, with loss OF part o. deckload.
New London Dec 2-Capt Bearse of scbr Hattie G
Dow from Georgetown for Portland, was knocked
overheard this A NJ and drowned.
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DSPA xTUKR OF STE AmsmaPa
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, dc. A,

ARRIVED.
Brig Antelope. Mitchell. Boston,sto load for Cuba.
To Chase, Leavitt s. Co.
Brig Rionda Chase, Boston, to Geo Hunt & Co
Sch L Orr, Orr. Baltimore-coal to Rolling Mills.
Sch May Evelyn, Mclean, Georgetown, PEI
2100 bushels potatoes to order.
Sch British Tar, Evans. Chester. NS-canned lob
ster to Portland Packing Co.
Sch Hnlcyon, Parker, Mt DesertJ
Sch Cornea, Norton. Rockland for Portsmouth.
OUTSIDE-A light white barque.
CLEARED.
Sch j Tracey, Rogers, Tenants Haibor-Ryan s.
Kelsey.
Sch jos " Fish, Watts, Tenants Harbor-Ryan &
Kelsey.
SchR NJ Brooklngs, Duntop, Bath-J Nicke1son
& Son.
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In the Commercial convention at New Or
leans yesterday, Gen. Fitz Hugh Lse made an
address in which he said that the greatheart of
the nation North and South, East and West,
now bats responsive to the best interests of
the whole people.
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Sid I'm Havana oath, sch B Lowell, Lunt NYork
SOth A Perry Look, Pensacola; John McAdam.
for Mobile.
Sid tn Matanzas 9th, brig j Brown, Foster, for
North of Hatteras.
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Foreign Imports.

CHESTER. MS, Schr British Tar-106s boxes of
canned Holsters TO Portland Packing Co.
CARDIGAN. PEI. Schr May .Evelyn-21lO bush
potatoes to order.
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PORTLAND, Dec. 3.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads 80 miscellaneous merchan-
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Imports from January to Nov. %.
1875 1877
EOrelgn bales. ..".................27,96 400

uaicss ~ ,96l 90 09I
Domestic, bags and bales ....,,.. 234.6l9 24S MA
In New York the intervention of holiday has
naturally reduced the volume of trade but the Slight
~ improved feeling noticed in last is still visible
The low price at which all grades and descriptions
are ofered at has given rise to the belief that ruling
rates rest upon substantial basis and consequence
~ there is less anxiety regarding the future.
In Philadelphia we have to record very ouiet
state Of affairs, there being no disposition on the
lots for immediate consumption as prices of mann
featured goods rule low-in some instances, entamg
a less upon the producers.
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fFRON MERCHANTs' ExoHANGsJ

Ar at New York stb, steamer Saratoga. Havf ,ns
bsruue John Harry, from Antwerp; brig Car na
Cray fm Pernambuco sch Fanny Pike, Roi b b,"o
Port au Prince. 'oihs,
CID a, Fernandina NOV 29lh, sch Nellie F S .vver
Bunker, Matanzas AwyeE,
at East LONDON, AZ, Oct II, brig Sparkling Wafer
Tor Pernambuc5 or st Thomas, seeking. ""'eA'
MILF 1ee' nua-
Sid fm Hamburg Sd, ship David Broy IN, Colcord,
Charleston.
sid flu cienfuegos Goth. brig Mary Kimbafl, for
Pensacola
Sid I'm St Jago 3lst, barque Accaci >, Guantanamo.
Ar at Sagua 10Th. brig Fl Houston Mayaguez; sch
nj Moseley, Boston. W.