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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
Barron VS. Public Rights.

Some of our readers will recollect
that few weeks since Asa T. Barron,
the hotel owner at White River juno
ton and the White Mountains, was ar
rested and complained of in New
Hampshire (across the river from the
Junction) for using prOfane and abusive
language: also that this grew out of
BarrOn's difficulty with the town of
Lebanon about certain ownership in a
toll bridge. 1t seems that some one
has entered into the newspapers in be-
half of Barron, and in doing this has
used freely-and we judge unwarranta-
blythe name of Mr.. Hiram Orcutt.
the honOred principal of Tilden Semi
nary. At any rate Mr.. Orcutt replies
most vigorously, from which we extract
perhaps enough to give our readers an
idea of this case:
Now to the facts in regard to Lyman's
bridge and Asa T. Barron's connection
with it. "Veritas" says the White
River turnpike, laid out in 1902, had it's
terminus on the bank of the Connecticut
river. This is true as described in the
report of the Commissioners who laid
out said road. But it is not true, as
'Nerltas" claims, that this terminus is
"some half dozen rods from the western
section of Lyman bridge" The bank
OF the Connecticut, from which the sur
vey of the turnpike started, is defined
IN history and law as the boundary be-
tween Vermont and New Hampshire.
This old tOll-turnpike was laid out COM
pletely up to the State line. In 1852
This road was made free. The old Ly-
man bridge company obtained char
ter from the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture for the right of way, and the right
to take toll on said bridge. Asa T.
Barron bought what the old company
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
Joseph PARKER'S ESTATE

JOSEPH PARKER'S ESTATE.
Inc subscribers, having been appointed by
me Hon. Probate Court for the district of Gale
eona commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons, against
ihe estate of Joseph Parker late of Burke
IN sand district deceased represented insolvent and
tne term of six months from the 18th day of Oct
1879, being allowed by said Court to the cred.
ltors OF said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us Give notice, that we
the dwelling house of widow Joseph Parker, in
Burke in said district on the first + fidav of No
vember, 1879, and the first Friday of Apri next at
one O'Clock in the afternoon ON each of said days.
I. G. BISHOP, lC.,-.
S5 NV. STODDARD, Com'rs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT, S.
DIN Probate Court Golden at the Probate Office 10
ST.. Johnsbury, within and Tor said district, on Tee
15Gh day of October, A. ID. 1879.
Luther c. Mathews, guardian of Mary A. Che
ney of st. Johns3ury, an insane person, makes aP'
plcston to said Court Tor license to sell The fol
lowing described real estate of bis said wa-d, to
wit: dwelling house and outbUild'ng v tn 5
piece OF land thereto belonging, situated in St
Jonusbury, representing that the sale Thereof
maintain ng said ward.
Mne-edpon it is ordered by said court, that SD
application be referred to a session Thereof, to R
on the ist day of Nov, A. ID. 1879, for hearlIns
and dec sion thereon and it is further orHSl
ed that al persons irrerested be notified hereof w
publication of notice of said application and orO
rnereon. rh-ee weexs success sively in the Cael',,
nian, prinred at st. JOhnsDury before said time Il
hearing, Ihat they may appear at said lime alu
piece, and il they see cause, object thereto.
BY tie Court, Attest a.o,
SIS HENRY FRENCH, Rasls1ef
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
An Obnoxious Postal Regulation.

The postal authorities in Washington
made rule recently that letters should
be delivered only when addressed in
the exact name of the post office for
which they were intended and that
matter otherwise directed, even though
the postal clerks were morally certain
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

temperance people must be ready to
meet it, And to this end they should
be very careful who they send to the
next Legislature. Let the watchwOrd
be nothing but strictly temperance
men wanted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

GTATE OF VERMONT, CALEDos1A DlsTRloL IN
y In Pr obate Court held at The Probate Office "
st. Johnsbury, in said district, on the 18th DAY
October, A. ID. 1879. -.ots
Thomas b. Hal administrator upon the estSp
of Ebenezar Par late of Groton, in said o,5
trict deceased presents his administration acc9Ta
for examination and allowance and makes app "a of
ton for a decree of distribution and parti'ioA
the estate of said deceased. .od
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that S ses
account and said application be referred TO aid
St bloomsbury. on the 4th day of Now. A D. iI,
for hearing and decision thereon And it is lurIo
ordered that notice hereof be given to all pects
interested by publication OF the same tp1e pub
lished at St. Johnsbury previous to said nile aid
pointed for hearing, that they may appear al nav nav
time and place, and show cause II any Ine syd and
such decree made.
By the Court Attest, ,,-i.tor.
IS HENRY FRENCH, Reglsuoi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
Western Elections.
A Great Republican Victory.

The election in Ohio Tuesdey result
ed in a great victory for the Republic
cans. Charles Foster is elected governor
by not less than $4,000 majority. The
Legislature, also, has undoubtedly been
wrested from the Democrats by sub
stantial majority, although they still
cling to the hope that they have retained
the ascendancy there. In Iowa the
latest returns show that the combined
Democratic and Greenback tickets are
defeated 10y upward of 10000 majority.
A Republican Congressman has been
chosen in the fifth district, and the Re
pubicans will have majority of sixty
five on Joint ballot in the Legislature.
Iowa did not elect governor this year.
Ohio has been a close state for years.
The present governor was elected III
1877 by plurality of 22,52O, but he
was really in a minority of the whole
vote by ll,717. Last year the Repub-
licans carried the state by plurality OF
1854, but were in a minority of the
whole vote by 4O,869. The Nationals
polIed 49, 32, and the Prohibitionists
5,652. The Democrats in 1878 polled
within $50 of their vote of 1877, and the
Republicans increased their vote 25,Ol5.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
A NEW DEPARTURE.

After January {, 1880, all pa
pers issued from this office
will be discontinued at expi-
ration of subscription. We
wish to give timely notice
that none need be disap-
pointed. See terms on first
page.
Oct l. 1879.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

THE LIFE OF AN AsSAssN.-The
shooting down in cold blood of that
eminent journalist, Albert d. Richard
son, by the drunken Daniel Mcfarland,
which occurred in New York city some
ten years ago, is remembered by many
readers. This act was committed be-
cause Richardson had befriended Mrs.
Mcfarland, a lady of education and
culture, whom her husband treated
brutally. After the miserable farce of
a trial for murder, in which Mcfarland
was acquitted, the murderer dipped
deeply into excuses, and became a
says that one cold, stormy night, early
last spring, Mr.. Mcfarland wandered
into Leadville. Ever since he has been
wandering about the streets an object
of pity to all acquainted with his sad
history. About week ago some friends
carried him to the Medical Institute,
from whence it is expected that he will
be taken to the Sisters Hospital. His
wife, who was married to Mr.. Richard
son after he was mOrtally wounded by
her former husband, is a lady of litera-
ry attachments, and supports herself
by her pen and by lecturing.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

Loss OF AERONAUTS.-N tidings
have yet been received of John Wise,
the aeronaut, and his companion, Geo.
Burr of St Louis, who made an ascen-
sion from that city on the afternoon OF
Sunday, the 2Sth ult., and it is now
generally believed that the adventur-
ers have been lost as were Donaldson
and Grimwood, who went up from Chi
cago in Barnnm's balloon in June, 1875.
1t is probable from the latest intelli-
gence that the voyagers were either
drowned in Lake Michigan, or that
they passed over the lake into the for
ests beyond, where they may have been
manned or killed outright in forced
and sudden descent among the trees.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

INSTRUMENTATION of the Delta
Knappa Epsilon Fraternity will be glad
tolearn that the thirty third annual con-
vention of that society will be held at
the hall of the Dartmouth Chapter,
Oct. % and "a. On Friday evening,
Oct. "a, public meeting will be held
in the college church, at which Hon. j..
w. Fellows of Manchester, will preside,
Edward Atkinson, Esq, of Boston, de-
liver an grafton, and t. Dewitt Warner,
of New York, will read a poem. Other
prominent alumni are expected. Dele
gates will be present from thirty col
leges scattered from Maine to Califor-
MIA, and from Michigan to Mississippi.
At the close of the exercises an ovation
will be served to the members of the
Fraternity. All Alumni are cordially
invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
A FRAUD.-F. w. Comings of East

A FRAUD.-F. w. Comings of East
Berkshire, VT, writes letter to the st.
Adams paper warning the public against
'Mrs.n Lizzie E. Cotton, of West Cor
ham, Maine, who advertises in many
papers offering much information about
Bee Culture, etc. He says "she" is a
man, and first-cIass fraud, and he
brings on the proof of both statements.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17

who knew her, and her death brings
sorrow to our community.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1879-10-17
100 New Winter CIOaks, Cir
cuIarS and DOImanS

OF the very latest and abandonment patterns and at
lower prices than last year.
Large line CLOAKINGS and SACKINGS for
Ladies' and Children.
Cases Ladies'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

State bonds were neglected, the only sales being
of North Carolina 6s old January and July. at %.
OF city bank stocks there sold Merchants
Exchange t16l NJ 76ic and North America 400 ut
So
Railroad bonds generally very duh. Eric second
fluctuated between Sil2 and s5l4 and closed
at s47s. an advance of Il per cent, tie funded 5s
setting at sOGsOleas0. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas consols rose from 95L 70 95l9. but
later sold at 94Aa945s Boston, Hartford
ana Erie frsts were 7s easier in final sales
at 51ia. and Chesapeake and Ohio frsts
l., lower at G2ia 4 large business was done in
Union Pacific frsts $13i 900 selling at l0O'sS
1OOl2. Texas Pacific incomes fell zig per cent to
Co. out ST. Louis and San Francisco seconds. class
b. rose per cent 10 90, and class 1ie 70 90. In
dlanapOlis Bloomington and Western incomes ad-
vanced from 56lo 10 60, and Mobile and OHIO trst
debenturcs recovered from 60l2 to 81. The last
named bonds. considering the certainty OF their
paying per cent on par for the current year and
their prospect Of being regular per cent bonds are
selling very low as compared with the prices
of of the doubtful but more specu-
lative issues. We note sales of $4,000 81. Paul
frsts G. and NJ. Division, AT lib.
Daring the week ending to-day the Sub M Treasury
lost S3,1sl ,951, by Payments Of Sll,O5s, l3l,
against receipts of 81 500 $50. The com balance
was reduced s.. .53s .6j7 and the currency balance
was increased SOC 700. The arrivals at this pOr; Of
foreign gold during the same time amounted 10
Slit 900. lt is probable that the bank statement
tomorrow will show further loss OF cgal-tenders,
WHICH VIII ne oNtIfulr uN oi oNtt-r SiohS'
to-day loaned call az and per cent. the former
being the more common rate of the two.
Among the domestic exchanges we uote changes
from last quotations only at Boston where ihe
rate on New-YOrk has fallen to - cents discount.
The United States treasurer at Washington to-day
received $4,000 in National bank notes for redeilp-
ton. The customs receipts were $500 900. ana the
internal revenue receipts were J~iHO,OOe The foi-
lowing is the Clearing House statement te-'lay
Exchanges, 1923, S3.; .3O2; balances, f4,S11,o9o
The business at the SnD-Ireasnrv covered: Re
eeiptS ~ 722 $50; payments, 81 .S9t ~ currency
balance Sc SIS, ,75s; coin balance. SlO6 ga, 40.
Foreign exchange again j. higher because OF the
scarcity If commercial bills. but tie market l.
very dnll. Annexed are the revised qnOtALlOn.:
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
DoNEsTIc MARKETs.

BuIFAo Dec. 5.Plonr Arm sales s'e ebis wheat good
demand sacs bash. Grfen Ray Club. afua Al - JO
2sD0 40. Hsrd Dulnth al = 80 y tb bush No
Red Winner az 81 = tOJD basn While WINTER al 81 a.
lglcr daics, h5oO BUSH New est
IN A. 10 re 900 bush Fresh ia Nike at 81 c. 500
husf Oa No. Western M ole; 100 bush. do 81
cBsing win asked for Ola No Western Ost. light
reane- salrs, bush 80 MlHaikfo Al iuc Barley
steal, sales s 800 Dush Canada a. -oc delivered Rye
neglected. Hghwfnrs guei cy Msd- gnos y II ssl u
III Frr1Eais quoted. NhcAt .-c..Corn II &C. Oats 30
York. ...,.
,.u5r sss Dec. 5-Flnar romInaiiy unchanged. Wheat
un-eiilrd centrally lower % Grd Nni-r II - Ia
~ >. spslEE. 81 2os canl nnd De eiebef
81 -U55i - IIuuary 81 PSI fcirarJ 'as II Il -
u 4 4 .uuarv : .u.. 81 IL it.l~stol o. re- Corn
ef.i ii ils reatraly lower AZ a. c 81 e. January
43i Fshrfar- 4H1x Nav silfs 2t 49, &c MAY Re
icrt.a ass ers. hshrr az SIC cari "a .c de-
ceuhsr .-i7c JanuarT i5c tessaArY 5s-e haY tales
al 3 ~ .a.-c ruBr AID higher Al Ibc Barley
srnK gr. Timothy -cc6. - 51sr2 b. Flax
e esrr ~ u sJIsl % Dressed Hogs stronger a 50
- 81 porA aId unsettled, but rally higher
oDsGe sisOng hlzIrr, clocd a nGo prcoA bla 30
cs.E- - Dsc.Jnber. r j 10 afkea
February sis 60a-li ~ January. Laro o1cite
cnd strong higher, closet INSIDE prices 7-T5c
5r asked febrHArs Buk "a eats unsefilrd-
rut ge3cral, lower shoalorrs sc Clear n es hIOcs
4 steady and IL.
Al tie heat In good demand and IA higher Corn
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dee 5.-Pork-Pume Mess Espern. steady
At 80 estcrn stsany 5s- Bscon-cumberland Cut.
at 20 id. shoa Rim nrme1 az 80 Cd Long Gear.
- short nrmer az 30 Cd HamS-I0ng Cut,
4O Shouldes hrmer "a BefInuia Mess. none
Market Extra Mess duh Al lei. Pripe Mesa hrner az
30. Iard-PIme Western 40. rzlOyPrime City.
dull romna, At 3sa rurpentne-spirits, stes,y At so
RosnDomnIor. steady I'D Fine ste-rs Al a Chet-e
American Choice rrmer at So. LArd on duh At 40
Flour-Extra state. steady az 3d. Wheat-Sm1ng No 8,
xfrady at 10 4d: Sp.1ng No steady az lOIOc-, Now
Western Winter steady II I'd New southern
ll5L COinLxe stead az 0Sd t)ttonsces ul- ti-
American. In market kcsu-e omnon az London
steady AZ 3D. TlrpeatnoS AZ London steady AZ ~ St
LIVERPOOL Dec $3.50 tsr 3W per cwt Tor Amer
Bacon - I'd, for Long Clear dnde- ant 80 o
-hOr; Clear Nlddie TailOW per c"N bread-tuu.
receipts Wheat the past THREE days were 10000
oesls. including -. .OUO oenials American.
,rYRgrOOi Dec 5-I.sO y N rfzlaafu~s steady Corn.
Oh r5 % I'D per Genital Tor New Mixed Western. The
Fabrica at - fnchesfer IA firm.
AsIwERf. Dee 5.-Petr0ielrn. zs francs TOR mo paie
American. LaIa closed AZ lOr francs per 100 xiio-
BENsEN. Dee 5-PerrOeum. : marks 10 pf-nnieS
LOxDOS. Dee 6iSO y. m.-kenLed Petroleum 80" per
HAynE pee 5-Isrd eIo-ed 81 SO eentimes per
Ia
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
70 r S AL &.

The Nalley orange County, frst A0rteare six
Per Bonds lsOO Interest Apr snd October
able In Ncw-Ynrk
Little Railway Seven Per Cent First
Mortgage Railroad and sinking FDad Land Girsnt Bonds
January payable the once OF the
company Boston. Principal payable IN 1900.
MORTGAGE
seven Cent Gold Boud- psysbe November. l0O3 IN
United CON- the agency Of the New
YORK CITY Interest annually Nay ana November.
SHELDON & WADHWORTH. 10 Wafst.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Dec s-l23O D. m-Consols 977is for money and
p7 n for : bonds Four and half PER cents
lO5n. New-Jersey entral u New Jersey
c, ols lOs Erie 39 10. preferred 50 IL
Central lOzai PennsyiVhna central '<zi fesdins
Railroad So "a , 49,. -
IOSpOS Dec $50 m-Parls advices quote three per
cent rrufes an 81 francs confines for account
LoNDOS Dec. $50 Dm.-Er1 hallway shares. +0's
IoVDOy 81 y m-J. = bonds, four ana halt
per cents lOS4 New3yes. lO5 & Ere 4o1s ILLINOIS Con-
trai IO3; PENNSYLVANIA Central o. Reading. 30
IcSDOg. De- 5-4 y. m-Pans sdvlces quote three per
cenI 50 francs 90 ceutmes for the account
PARIS Dec 6.-Excnange on London, 20 ranos "a cen
iIaes for checks -. -o,, -
LosDoN Dec 6he TINES IN It's nnsneis article tins morn
Industry Cotton Spinning Company, owners
al large Oldham, have one nto liquidation In conse
Gnrnce depression IN trade Toe report n the Clsve
Association for the month OF November
shows that in the iron trade IN that dstrct well
ain. OF lien bonds by the Atlantic
and Western Railway reorganization trustees
-sfei has successfully completed In Holland The
snonu is,urd there - 100000 but n contcm
amount by - OOOOOO 10 c0mDiete e
the road 10 marrow gauge IL ana IA pay On Al
fle exislina lens'
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKsrs-sy TELEGRAPH.

rirrFkIn Dec a-CArTLE-R-ceipts today. 1877 hean
for thne Tar 754s head for the same time
as receipts cOnriRned througn 2s cars
marx grades others qnet most Of receipts
consigned through sales Medium 10 Good Snippers Steers
al ~ 20 dsi 6yia
week thus far l45nO head for the same tine last week
receiprs conicned through II cars; market
without decided change run light demand good Fair 10
- 20 all offerings dlsrosed Of
aoGs-sersnrs to-day. t. 100 head total for the week
thus j7.s35 for the time ast week $3.50
receipts ilurd thrOug 10 carss market active
aut excited receipts n stock liberal sales, Workers at
~ 3Oas4 20 Heavy Nedlum Grades. 81 4OdS4 10,
few Extra bringing 81 80 all Ofer disposed Of market
closing shade weaker
CzlCAGO Dec. 5-hoGs-kecelpts 10000 nead: ship
220O hes market booming ruling at te highest
prices years. generally 2Ud5e higher but weak
ening toward the close along with Provisions hiIe -
CArrLE-hecolDts 1000 l-sd shiDnsnts 500 head :;
market active, hrnar but not quotaby higher: ship
ping. SO 4O9S4 60 Butchers nrmer; cows S21ss 20;
Bulls 2d-s2 90 Westerns and Texans sieaaiy.
Receipts. JOU head market quiet and unchanged
al - 6Cd-4
n LOUIS. Dec. 5.-HoGs-ActIve. and a shade higher
Light shipping ~ 26GS+ 40 Heavy do - aedtt 10 Z;
Packing, ~ 4jd ds4 10 buchers 20 select ~ sOse4 30
receipts 1900 head shipments 2 500 head.
CArrLEGOod Butchers and shipping steers scarce and
wanted other graes dull choice Z Export steers ~ 40
30 CSws and Heet ~ % 0- l2a Feeders - ds3 9O
Texans 81 80 as 81 rrcepL 900 heae shipments
l,4Ou head.
EEF-Firm and urgent demand Fair 20 Good nutous
bO Choice Fancy, 80 6O9s3 50 receipts 2j0 head
slpmen-, l,lJO hest
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Dec. 3. 1879.
.aups-s s,n,et stsaiy PotS f94sc; Pearls. 5ss16c.
RFTsV A x-Steady less acnve: Western and outhern
242uZ5
RliOOM CORS-QuieL unchanged
CaxDIT--l u good demand iOr bo.ltlAy poses
Cosi The movement continues large bOt 10 Ahthaeite
and Et umiuons full remain clfront proposition 70
tlIc pcs-ff month l. nirrf dis
.,sson. Anf..race The cargo. s5 asi 90" lisertsi
Liverpool Gas dc 81 Ne" e-tle a. tlk
inc =, 1884 scotch steam. - To- Lel-A sien . -
a. Provincial - Too - catreiSt silss e'.a AZ
- x5ae4 90 wet kiHA ""- - :
"-',,hcrland Rroadfop and Clearneid Jdas DO
CuICJOEl-J uchAnEcl ..5 .r,,., 49,,
COCOA-AD bout steady moderate "elhA'u Pi'o'" u'
changet -. ...... 1s.i~ f,,r~oe. like. IL
n,.1cT civ sold priyate terms. ~ 80 ns *
nars Elela, Wctt wltltuaNh
49, suppy IN hands here now, l53,v1. bh-s ahu
s;rades Qui-I and generally unehAnge-' MAJ "' 3"
lava sdSoc ia ael We reaucat
i,s,t snuulv lsffcrs hIuL
AenEriA n E-in steady sale At late prices . - -
,fT-ltlN CofJln sc higher fns fui'f ~ ~.
vance saies 33 balra fG spinning den sesi on
J bAes reeeps o-Gsy Al tse psr 5e 80 o t
bales tls cay week ana oi550 nh Jay As''
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

s Dec N5g sagS rsa5. c9'oa qesr ss o sl
nSaaas Ss 100 Daiss .pse@iaon EsespIs
s2 Sa al AsSn bsSs%ser eTer s & b beemSer
ana 5.naa,y dyer also s,s % n aa o~ esraay y anna anna
@ a-sA " as A." ,1 -' and Ssv teITerv - I'd
ny+iy % = h. d" TO- Nav and IMas devery I'D
JaSe ana Jriy deIlvsry Tad ssss 2. The
bales exporr took 5000 bales orw arded from
& & oSs 1tsi az, s,scE S,,oaes American ~ 900 bsIes
& alOat. $4,000 bales Amercan 5450OO
LyyRPool- Dec 81 m.-The sales OF Cotton today
rs % sSsTv SaSs 7s 1ls io June ard july delivery I'd
AIIAsrA. bee Sooiion aetye aud exc ', Adanx ize,i
receipts, I55 bales shipments 5-Je Oaes STOCK
AUGUSTA Dec 5CJtton auiet; Idnnng II 7.9 l2e; Low
Mideng l ,ss S"oe oEd%er % T & Ss,e s7s I s
bales weekly receipts 6s7s oales shipments 7.46z bales;
GsiVFsT,s Dec 5-cortou-strons; M'ddng l2c; Low
Mid"nng Oi" Good Ordinary IL -ey net receipts 3llo
hales rKports Great BntAin 22l5 bates eoastvise
623 bales sales 39es bales Stocks 742 bales weekly net
Britain. ls7s bales cos-rwise s.52s bales sales 1887
MF,rH,s Dec b-corou strong MIcdlng T-c receipts
1855 bales aipme1ts $40 bales stees 3 s5s iooi ~
ments i7.5j2 bales sales 1860 bales.
MoBnx, Dee 5co.tos firm Hlaalng II &c: Low Md
Sns S.e or cSsswlss isc oae. sales 5000 bales .Ocs
SS splt. sas Tcss PS Sss ss Ss
NEW okIEAss. Dec; 5-eotton irmi NicdEng u sc Low
Middng SCI Good Ordinary l. NET recelpts 49,
baes gross exports t. Or At Britain. os67
s % SSes weekly f9ns net SsS Osss
exports Great Brtaln 27s3s bales 10 Franc u s
S27 bsses wise 1887 bales
sales. $3.50 bales-
SoRFoi.k Dee 5-Cotton quiet Ml9iling. l2se;
4St5 bales cosswise 23s bales sales Id
bales stock Dales weekly 2&.sl3 bales
exports Britain 1850 bales coastwise l47sO
bales. sales. 1850 bales
PHILADELPHIA Dee. 5cottOn firm Midding l3l.e; Low
Middlng 1Jc. GOOD Ordinary l2sc net receipts 90
bales gross l3so bales exports to Great Britain lo5o
bales spinDers. Ia bales; stock, o.oz bales
weekly receDts 1883 bales gross, oOso bales OK
Britain ll.O bales Coastwlse $3.50 bales
sales. 6 26B bales. h.54O bales
SAVANNAH 0.-COttOn firm; Middllng. LAG;
Low Mld.ling Cool Ordinary 9c- bet receipts
476 baes gross i2 the Continent, 1888
bales l2i bales sales 1900 bales ast cvennH
svDbaes stock s5643 bales weekly Tecepis 81. t5
bales IS bales the Continent 2O%I6
bales; cnasIwise. l7.2Jo baisA sales l4.2o0 03les
II LOUIS. Dee. 5.-COttOn strong; offerings hRht; M
Mldling. l3c Low Aitiiins. II ssc Good ord
ary IL ac: receipts 3-32 bales shipments ALL bsles
3OObaas stock 5000 bales weekly receipte 1857
bales. ~ ipmonts D. i33 baes sale. il 800 baloa
WILMINGTON Dec. ..-Cotton unchanged; dddlfrg. lzsc;
Ordinary, II net rece1pts
5ll baes; Exports s92 colstwiss
1890 bales sales stock. 0+s bales weey net
recepts i74 Great Britain 2ll1 bales
2,55l bsess 4.02O baes saies
COTTON RECEIPTS.
YORK, Dec. 5The following are tho total pet re-
cotton q the below mentioned pt since nepten
New-York tribune., 1879-12-06

a neO South sea on the ot 1000 do 10 for
port private anoted the Close - 1Oes2 20 tor Arc
tic, 81 sorSl - for soatn sea
wHrSKEY-oulet arm ssie. 25 bbs, 81 IL
WCOifnn inues the reduced stocks VIII per
Manufactures Of securing furrhcr supplies
additional Foreign Woos also scarce
Sales--70 Pue $4,000 . Canada ConOng
$4,000 Domestic Soils 20 600 Oregon oo1 COLORADO
5000 Utah. 81 Zealand. 1000 East Ipdia
bales Donsko go balgs Montevo lol bales cape
529SSac; 3Otl N super Pulled So ~ ene tBwasned
Inia1a alC 5000 Georgia &c., 500 Territory ~ =
9Soc; 1000 Nevada. 81 e32e; Is 600 7nred Colorado
74c; 15D0 Scourta oregon 77dSce 100 bales DO $50
42c; 2SU 100 Fail Tsxas part 81 81 5oouo srrng
do wvae tcrIts 1000 n spring csforIla 52c; zUD
bales fll do DE-. $4,000 do, 22s32c 10000 Do
10 16lr.