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TIE Ar. OF Prolonsinr Lite.

People generally desire long life and good
heaIth. Sickness and prSmsture death are
almost always due to violations OF abe Laws
mat govern our Physical being, and Of which
tne masses are ignorant. II men knew better
tney would do better; but how can they avoid
an evil that they know not Of? While efforts
are made through the public schools 70 give
essh enid so-cslled common English edn-
canon, yet the children are permitted t. grow
up and enter upon the responsible duties oi
active life, profoundly ignorant of the struc.
ture OF their own bodies, ard tae laws OF
physical being upon which their health and
ilVes depend They are sent to school and
crammed with arithmetic. grammar and geog-
riaPhy, ny teachers who, in many instances,
have never studied physiology and hygiene.
They are taught to locate the mountains and
trace the rivers of foreign counties, but are
never taught to locate the vital organs and
glands OF their own bodies, or trace the veins,
arteries AID nerves in their various ramitica-
tons. They are Instructed in the flow OF the
tides, and the course of the ocean current,
and the philosophy of winds aud storms,
but they have no correct conception OF the
relative effects upon their health OF breath
! ing pure or impure air, nor has their atten.
ton ever been called TO the Importance OF
keeping their bodies clean and healthy by
regular bathing, The erirninality OF such
neglect in teaching becomes apparent when
VIC consider that the masses, ignofantly
violating ,ht Iswd of health, bring upon
themselves sicknss3y suffering and death,
that might otherwise be AVOIDED In this
condition of things we welcome Into being
any wcrh that is calculated TO impart 20 the
masses kn6Sieags Of the structure Of their
own bodies, the laws Of health and the i'm
portance of observing those laws. We find
| Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser
! 70 be iust such work. 1t isphysiological
and pathological, and the major part Of II
| should be converted into textbook for the
use of common schools. Its careful study
vii enable the healthy 10 preserve theiI
health; and the siekly 10 regain health
E'ery parent thould read it, and as theil
children become OF proper sge instruct then
| in the all Important truths II contains Were
this done, much suffering and pre1natnr'
death would be prevented, and many you'd
saved from lite of shame and RIGHTEOUSNESS
The book Contains nearly one thousan'
pages, is profuseiy Illustrated with coiOrcc
Plates and wood-engravings, and can be hac
by addressing r. V. Pierce. NJ. D., World
Dispensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n
Y. Price, postpaid, $1.50.-lUnit Breth
ran al JauVuaI
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SANDAL

positive remedy for all diseases Of the kidney,
bladder aud UrInary Organs als9 good Tor
DrOpaIeaI Complaints. ft never prodncos sick .
ness, IL certain and speedy In its ncsion. Its
fast supsrsoding evsrT other remedy. sixty capsules
cure in siz or eight days. No other medicine can
do this.
8ewnre or nsitsti"ns. Tor. owing 60 its great
success. many have been o0erec SONS Afs most
dangerous. causing piles. cite.
Dsnd0s, Dick Il, Cos ceauiue Sol Gag
sules containing OIL Of sandalwood. sold 81 al drug
stores Ask for circular send for one 20 = aaa1
Wooster street. New York.
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Wu.HoFr's FEvER AM AGuE TONIC

WuHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE TONIC
For all diseases caused by malsrisl poisoning
OF the blood, n warranted cure. No poison, no
arsenic, 10 mercury, no quinine no blOated
face or elaring eyes, no bursting head or
breaking back, no weak knees or peralysis
dgitans from its use 1t is safe, invigorating
and leaves the patient renewed in min0 and
body and sound as a dollar. 1t wipes out all
in the place of that sickly, officiating color
peculiar to Chills AMI Spleno-Hepatic de.
engagements. WHEELOCK, FINLAY & Co,
Proprietors, New Orleans. For sale by all
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Mind Locemotion on Land.

1t is curious to note that while to the
railroads is owing the abandonment OF
the wind carriage formerly seen by
travellers in China, Spain and Holland),
TO the same agency it now seems likely
that its reiuyenation will be due. Wind
vehicles are already in use on the long
stretches of tracks which extend over the
western prairies, and the speed attained
is said to rival that of the fast express
train. One which has been in use on
the Kansas Pacific railroad for the
past three years was devised by Mr..
G j. Bascom. The vehicle is said to
average speed of thirty miles per hour,
and, with strong breeze, to travel at
the rate of forty miles in the came
period. This last speed was reached
with the wind right abeam. A distance
of eighty-four miles has been passed
over in four hours, the car sailing part
of this time close hauled and over disad-
vantageously curved track.
The vehicle has tour wheels, each
thirty inches in diameter, is six feet in
length, and weighs six hundred pounds.
The sail has two be ms, respectively
fourteen and fifteen feet in length, and
an area of about eighty-one square feet.
The mast is eleven feet high, tapering
from four inches square at the heel to
two inches at the truck.
1t will be obvious that many of the
laws applying to the iceboat apply
equally well TO the sailing car. A little
consideration will show that when the
latter is SIZZLING at forty miles per hour
it is travelling faster than the wind that
impels it, and this is constantly the case
in iceboat sailing. On the other hand,
ieeboats always sail best close hauled /;
in TACT, the sheet is almost constantly
kept fat ait. The sailing car, as stated
above, goes fastest with the wind directly
on tie beam or side. OF course. the
difference is due to the greater resistance
offered by the larger and more elevated
surfaces of the car body and its occu~
pants, and to the friction of the axle
journals, which probably, under ordinary
condition, is sufficient to prevent the
sailing car ever attaining the iceboat's
speed Scientific American.
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Character and Reputation.

will draw distinction between
character snd reputation, which are not
Synonymous. A mans character l. The
reality himself; his reputation, the
opinion others have formed about him
character resides in him, reputation IN
other people; that is the substance mi.
the shadow; they are sometimes greater
or less. If man be able to achieve
things beyond his time, his reputation
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nm. Gr.asAs DfseOvery OF the AGE

The GreaGSs pfSeyvePy of the Age
is Dr.. Tobias celebrated Ve1etian L1nimsnt
80 years before the public, and warranted 20 cure
Diarrhea, Dysentery. Collie, and 5pasns, taken In
ternally and Group, Chronic Rheumatism, ooIe
Ifrsss, Pack and Chest, externally II has never
failed isstly viii ever be without IL after ono.
giving Il a fair trigi. Price, 40 cts. DR. IoBIAb
One Dollar is warranted superior 70 auy other
no PAY, for the cure OF Collie, Cuts, Bruises. OLD
9ores, etc Sold by all Druggists DepJt-iO rark
Pla' e. New York
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Mothers Mothers II Mothers n DOn't fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all
diseases incident to the period of teething in
children. Ii relieves the child nom pam. cures
wind collie, regulates the bowels, and, by giving
relief and health to the child, gives rest to the
mother. 1t is an old and weli-tried remedy
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society for the protection Of animals
have invited NJ. Ducroix to Londen to
make arrangements for a horsedesh
banquet at the Crystal Palace, prepared
by French cook,
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FARM AND HOME.

Water Tasirg the Place Of Ear - Cattle.
Itisan important sgriculturalfact that
when fat is consumed IN an animal by
reason Of deficient or detective food,
water to a considerable extent fills the
cells vacated by PARTICLES of fat. The
weight of an OK or hog when butchered
does not indicate the character or quality
of the meat. Some pork, bacon and beef
shrinks much moro in the pot when
cooking than other meats apparently OF
the same quality. Heat drives out
large share of the water in cells, and
Inanv suppose that the shrinkage is due
TO mistake of killing hogs or cattle IN
the wrong time of the moon The moon
has nc thing to do with the rhenomens.
A dressed fat OK and lean OK gave
Wolff the following results on analyses:
Fat Ok. Lean OK,
Ati'hHt h.io- ..----.-.---- =
Ash eeru. Vi boEes.-.. 1900 - -
Hsitc -
re above figures show the curious
fact that the fear quarters OF fesn OK
contsin seventeen per cent. more water
than The four quarters Of fat OK. The
sixty per cent. of water in poorly fed beef
IL not visible, and by most people is not
appreciated. A beefs:eak composed en-
tirsiy of lean meat contains seventy-five
Der cant. of water. An sniInal may gain
in weight and appear to be fat while its
nesh is wstery and of poor quality.
Bleeding ard feeding with a view to
produce the best meat have grown into
an interesting science,
Mr.. Linus W. Miller, OF Stockton, \.
Y. who hiss a dairy of forty cows, has
Experimental six winters in feeding halt
- 'sseHI (u1ore or less on corn>meaf
ground fine without any hay, straw, fod-
Ger or other forage. The daily ration is
three quarts of yellow corn-meal Tor each
usy COW, whose weight averages nine
hundred pounds. Three quarts of meal
weigh four AMI one.ftth pounds, or not
over TWO per cent. of the weight of the
animal. Mr.. Miller finds this ration OF
meal equal to twenty pounds of good
timothy hay so thakmeal at sixty cents
7 ousbel : e>asl to hay at five dollars
on. SAiiss~ Fsahlts seem 10 show that we
S ' naz nay and suuder- estimate
-. ( 4.s czttIe-leed.
Commentinz n Mr.. 8iiller's practice,
Prof Johnson, OF the Connecticut exper-
iasent station, remarks;
These vell-authenticated facts make it
evident that both the external appear
aace of an animal and it's live weight
are entirely unsafe criteria from which to
judge of its real condition or OF the effect
af its rations. 1t is only by actual
analysis Of the slaughtered animal or by
measuring the amount of carbon exhaled
from it, lungs and skin in a respiration
apparatus, that we can ascertain how
well it has been Dourished in any case
where the ration has been unususl in
kind or quantity. If Mr.. Miller should
claim that under his system the
diminished quantity of food is sufficient,
because the animal is relieved from the
labor neediul to extract four pounds OF
real nutriment from sixteen pounds Of
indigestible or needless material, the
facts would appear to justify that claim
TO some extent at least; but the whole
subject requires to be worked up care
fully, as it only can be with the methods
aud appliances of fully equipped ex-
pertinent station.
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Summed 81

The celebrated dry goods house of B. f. De-
wees, 10 Chestnut street, Phila., is Offering
new styles of summer Silks at remarkably low
prices. Also beautiful quality OF plain colored
silks in all desirable shades as low as 9Oc.
Samples OF all goods sent free on application.
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T CURE PITS !!
cONsUMPTION CAN BE CURED,

PULMONA is a certain remedy for the crRF OF
CONSUMPTION and all diseases Of the Lu"t
and Throat. Try IL and be convinced. Price Ono
Dollar per bottle at Drusgsts OF sent by the Fropre
tor on receipt Of price. pamphlet oontainin Naln
able advice 10 - YeA.mnny ceftlhc t9t
ACTUAL cuHEs and full directions fer using th each
bottle, seat free e. any address. prtAh " ni'-
sEs n Cortlandt Street New York.
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O.IIc,on. Soo1Ier

Light, white. wholesome biscuits, rolls,
bread, and elegant cake, crullers, waffies,
Ind ape aIxar nu nossbe SskeS 81
table by using DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
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Simmons Liver Regulator.

simmOns' Liver Regulator has been IN use
Tor halt century. aud there is not one single in
stance record where il has failed TO effect cure
when taken in time according the directions IL is.
without doubt the Greatest Liver Medicine
ia the World: Is perfectly harmless. being care
fully compounded fIom rare roots and herbs, con-
tanning no mercury any injurious mineral sub
stance IL takes the place Of quinine and ealomel
and has superseded these edioines in places whore
they have heretofore been extensively used. Pro-
cure a bottle at from your druggist; do
NOT DELAY: give il fair trial. aud You will bs
more than satisfied with the result obtained.
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nI AN Beautiful SI,CO9 Concert Grand Pianos
ria NU0nly 40. super 81. SEQ Grand square
- Pia.os onIy s95Y EieR- Mt $500 upright
Pianos ! ~. New Style Upright Pianos SII2.o0.
New Organs. S35 Handsome Parlor Organs, ~
stops. Set, seeds,. 9Fnly S12 so. Church Orssns.
tory TO be erected. Paper ~ith much inforfna-
uOI .,ASIELF. BEATTY. wrshIogfon n J.
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rT NvTED-AG GOOD MAN-Torenrc-
w AN l. EDsent the American Heyspa Do
per Union List Of Co-Ope rltiye heyapApeIs, ana can
vass tor az vertisefnentn 10 this VI unity To prtpe
person will al liberal CON mission, and adfanc 3.
regular weekly pay ment on account. Address. WIZ
reference BEA LSd FOsT III. General AHeuts iner
icsp Newspaper Union. No. 10 rpfuce ST., heN 1ofk.
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CLOCKS :::;j5 ;::;:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

FRIDAY Dec 20-P NJ.
During the week ending to-day the general trade
of the country has been dull, and no improvement
in the prices of the great staples recorded For
coal lower prices were established by the auction
sale of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
Company. So great were the reductions that they
affected the asking prices at the retail yards Despite
the action taken two weeks ago by the trunk line
railroads at the meeting held here and of the action
of the Western railroads at more recent meeting
in Chicago the rates for freight both East and West
never were more demoralized than at present. Yet
IN the face of all these natural the total re-
suit of the stock speculation for the week is a
marked advance in the prices of the stocks that are
chiefly specuatcd in. The sharp decline in the re-
ceipts of grain at Chicago and Milwaukee has had
no more effect in stopping the advance of prices FOR
the granger stocks than the low rates from Chicago
and other Western cities to the seaboard have had
in preventing an advance in the prices oil
Lake Shore and Michigan Central. The
result of the coal sale on "Wednesday
showing decline of 20 cents from November
and of 81 from October prces-was tine signal for
sharp advance in the prices of the coal stocks. The
only notable exceptions to an advance on the
weeks business are the stocks of Hannibal and St
Joseph, and Chicago and Alton Railways, which
record final declines of from y 90 1l2 per cent But
it is evident that this unnatural result was attained
through the utter apathy of, rather than by the
support of the public. The total transactions
in all stocks amounted to only $4,000 share',
of which 900 were represented by the coal
stocks, the Northwestorns the st. Pauls, aud Lake
Shore. While the final prices show gains of from
l2 to 4bs per cent over the prices of a week ago,
with few exceptions those prices were not up To
the highest of the week. The " bulls of the mar
ket however have fully demonstrated their CON-
pete control of the present speculation the sequel
of which cannot be written until 1t has been de-
vcl0ped.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec 2O-Pork-Eastern dull at a.; Western
dIIl at 40 BacOa--C umbcriand cat dull az <G. short
Eib iul - Cd Long Clear dG at 23Cd; short Cesf
dril al %. Ldiu--Ieng cut duh az 33'. Shoulders
ami ~ I B.afIndia Mess dull ~ Extra Noes
stead. al 81 Eriue Moss dull at - IlIdPlme West
,ru uuli al II 3t ItioW-PWe Cy Gull At 80 6d. Tur
rrrtrr -r.ut, dul 40 y. ROsnConmou steady AT 4bd
F,rrgul II C0Oice dun at 40 Lara
o ,Iuil AZ 3j Elonr-LYtTa dun % 6d Wheat
'Nn 1 Spr.n.. market bare No SDnng Iull at :
WINTER Now Western steady New southern steady AZ
Id Corn Prime Old Mixed SOFT dull ~ "a S. New Mixed
st,,Iy at ~ cotton Oii-NeOw American, steady
a, 81 Rn5in Common London, dul az 9d. Turpenune
Suints at London styI,y at 81 Sd.
LIVERPOOL, be-. 2J-l:5p .. m-Bacon % per cWt lOr
-lrrt clear Ndg,,. IarI 81 Sd cHL tor Amerlean
ri nar r.ptsi for average California Mhr 81. a
g.i tr California cub 7a9 4d. for Red Western spIng
com ~ a. .I uer az New Mixed Western Peas 81 ID
ar Canalap The receipts Of Wheat for the past to
kct Tor Yarns ana FaDrcs az Manchester is ner and
slightly dearsr Tor "a. Ictic.ts o,-o
I8yl,pN Dee. 2U-o u Refined Petroleum. SIdvd pr
Gallon. sugar. - 6i d-{ cwL Tor No y Dutch sian
q ard ,t the not and 02AGd per Cwi for do anoat
,nBtRG Dee 2O-lard closed al 81 marks Der 100 10
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
Current quotations are as annexed:

In State bonds, the conspicuous feature was ihe
active transactions in Louisiana consolidated per
cents which fell to 90, reacted 10 72l2, ana sofa
to-day at 7034d7l070. The occasion OF tins gIeal
activity and variation III prices was the uncer
tairty regarding the payment of the January con
pOns. North Carolina bonds were steady to-day az
1875 old, Ill new Georgia Is new selling al
1OjI and new IcnncSsees at 1N'4.
There nothing OF Importance III city bdhh
stocks, and no sales were reported to-day.
large active and wcl-distTlbutcd business was
done in the railway mortgages. While tie bonds
of the solvent roads were generally trlu. other dc-
scriptiOns were irregular. The market to-day was
active aud reflected aH important movement IN
many varieties Missouri. Kansas and Texas iirstS,
after selling at n l0 10 yesterday, returned 10 5uLi
44Sal to-day, the seconds selling freely al iGG
l5as The Denver and Rio Glaudc fists yielded
from 935s to 927sa93. Elevated tiIsts were steady
at 1O2 as were the Paciiics a full rates; the Jer-
scy Central issues were firm.
ON q moderate volume of business gold declined
from lOOlS and day's interest IA lOUGI.
Some small transactions were reported d"ubt-
less for Hoi0uety, at par. The contracts
are very large aud have OooasI0ncd some va
riatuns IL the loan market. Al one time as lnuch
us lGt daN was paid for ITS USt but today tne car
rylu., rates were l 10 per cent. h" Treasury Il
now prcpayiug without rebate the 81, l,OnOOOo
of January coin interest The payments
for matuTcd called I-20 bonds have been large dur
ing he week. he Assistant Treasurer paid out
- 600 iii redemption Of called bonds, inclusive
of s. | 900 and S. 900 to-day. Tie days busi-
mess Of the gold-c!canng department q: the Bank
of the State Of N.W-loTk covered: Gold cleared,
- SOC. 900; gold balances, Tl,U"",5lN; currency
balances, II 1Oo,9G1
Foreign exchange, wIthOUj special activity, was
strong and closed we'll mp Ia annexed rates demand
l,Ill IA uDf
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

1t is not at all unlikely that rhe local money mar
kct will hr Tcvcrish and irregular from now until
early i'm January aS It has been through the week,
call loans ranging from 70 per cent on uiicd
States bonds, aud 10 on miscellaneous stocks.
Mercantile paper continues dull, and leading bro
k,rs report prime ut Heat per cent. Rates ol cN-
change on New-lork q, last quoted.
ibc tinted States treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for Tc-
demutiuu. Tine custom rctrlpls were SliOOuO'
and the internal revenue receipts T20O,UOc. The
following Is the Clearlug'luus, statement to-day:
{ currency exchanges, S6i.2iG2l0; currency hai-
oucrs 81 si1 ,IGs; gold exchange T7"6hI1H; /;
gold balances, SSGS.o2O.
The political situation and the continued rum"iS
of impending trouble among the banking and
manufacturing interests abroad have served to
stifTcn money in the London open market, ana
have caused Il yielding in c0nsoi-. In United
states bonds, 1868 were weak on The
closing out of the IsG1s, ard the other
varieties easier in sympathy. American railway
securities were unsettled. Bar silver was easier,
and closed al I9l,d the ounce, Euglish stand
ard At the meeting Of the directors yes
trItIav the Bank of England rate Of interest was
maintained al per cont against -, the hgnfe al
which .hrre-mnuh' bills aIc discounted ~ the out
side market. The sum Of t3NOOO bullion WrHt
into the Bank Of England on balance yesterday.
and to-day EIS 900 WAS Withdrawn, Il net loss Tor
Tie two DAYS of 10000. The following are -"
highest ana lowest prices Of securities tot the week,
and the closing sales today and week "&";
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsuES-steady quiet: Pots, Be-; Pearls 5'.c. ,
BEISWAX-Stca,y. with sales OF western ana south'
orr on lots wanted prices steady others
umet l., hol,.y s,,a.
CUICkOHY-Qmet, unchanged =, Ia. .-.,...,,. All,
oNing 10 s easy ngnres realized at the auction sale
on " odnesdav. H., ,,,,,,.,a,
cOCOA-Flrm scarce. quiet, nominnlly unchahsed. ,,
CuFFEE-lsio nrn, moderately actlVe otmnMy 10 fnne
c,ryn,s ioLa l53,c, inc Guiding Fair at l4dl- fc sales
/ ani 1ars az Normal" 1900 eI "Gensann0A,' O4O
- par, nrryare terms steamer "GlcnsannoS ar
tiv.L win Is g7 bags RIO and 700 Bahia Mild grades
7apuayra l4a lGc; Domingo. loiadllc
COOPERAUE SrOCk-Jn iair sao steady
GOHDAGE-M odera ely active, uncnangeu, -. d.
,OTIUn-spoI quiet strict Soon oinsiy ,elusen
advanced 10: Miding Far. &C. hgheT' anh fsr "a.
hishrr sao. l0i bales t70 last eveningl, ineiud'
@ tiun or ,,no,t Syi for spinning; delivered
isc 400 baes Receipts at The ports ~ .o Oaes sSans.
Ge bates aCinst 2I0IG7 last week 2S3O02 ths week ias
year; SINCE september :''io.J bales against -'i'''o
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
EUROPEAN rISAxci,L MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec 20i2a0 PM SboEds four AMI hall per
per cent loGsa r"ntortics 70 Eric Railway -hatr~ ~
Central cOIs1is - t~prri, 3.t
2t-4 D. H-GUnsni-. HiSlJ
for me account bonds 1877 lO4S; nvcs lgS.t
Ere Railway shares preferred 81 Rcadug Raiosd l2it
ndvces Quotn ave pei cent ~" Tnrs ~ con
for the account
LONDON 2C-4:3O D. 1ne II trion witt
drawn Bank oi I'm gland balance ",y i'.4Hro
2O--5. m.-Ths rate 0t ufc.uBi ui t:'rrr
bills open market Is hs per aich ~ 3 pt
cent below the Bark Of Eh9lard rate
PARIS Dec. 9oEIehAhEc oa London. - irI-"s - 'r'
i'm for
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21
RAILROAD REPORTS.

THE EEw-YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON BIvER,
LAKE SHORE, AND MICHIGAN CENTRAL
The three railroads known as the" Van
derbilt railroads made reports to-day. The New-York
Central in accordance with the laws Of this State makes
its report to the state Engineer for the year ending Sep
tember 80 1873 This report reaches at so late an
hour as not to permit of its examination analysis and
Its salient features printed n comparison with the
figures OF the preceding year, without comment. Tho
report is follows:
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
Stock and Debts
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

December g. H. 2ist, 9e3 January. e.1s March. 9aS
April g83: May, 9.75, 0.7f June, 1885, August inoo
total I500 baIes Third Ca-pecemoer H. 2itn" Si9 "a
May. $50 81; june Sst s60 total saOo eaes atss 80
today December at &c. January. l2d923 February. 20
G946; March 94i Q943 Apu. 9.j5a964 May a65 GJSd
June 9S0a 81 July 990e O. 90 August 99s to,aL
bales; grand total, 797C0 bales Exehange-lb raa 70
exchange go February March IL paid TO exchange 100
February for March. Futures closed buoy ant:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-21

LIVERPOOL, Dec 2O-This weeks circular Of the LIVERPOOL
Cotton Brokers Association says "AmefItsn about sd
above the price last Thursday with good demend Id sea
sland business has been very limited and prices are IN
changed. Futures advanced" - -. NJ,