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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26
What Is HeaIthfnl Exercise

This is a question p~rop0unded TO n
OF our leading physicians recently. He
did not answer specifically. "A man in
asedentsry occupation" said the doctor,
fought not to take violent exercise.
Exercise, like everything else that is
good, should be taken in moderation.
That is the objection to rowing and
kindred amusements. They are not
hee''hinl because carried to excess.
Horseback riding is good exercise. SO is
walking. But whatever the form oil
exercise do not pu sue it to extremes"
There is a deal of sense in what the
doctor says, remarks an exchange.
Nearly all the great pugilists, baseball
men who are specially trained for ex-
traordinsry feats of physical endurance,
break down early. They exhaust their
stock of vitality prematurely. 1t is the
natural development that is the most
enduring. What men need in every
pursuit. In life is =" staying powers" te-
nacity, longevity and %evenness of muscu-
lar growth. Sudden spurts Of strength
impinge lightly upon either the eco
nomic or moral results of life. For this
reason we may prudently accredit that
rule the best which commends to us q
moderate amount of physical exercise,
and regular intervals as regards time
and quality.
Coasting. baseball, p~edestrianism are
none OF them necessarily unhealthy.
On the contrary they are heslthful, and
a delighted combination of recreation
and physical development. But how
few use them wisely as tools for this
purpose. The great majority indulge TO
excess. The excitement of the contest,
the fierce requirements of rivalry, and
the potency of example, carry the entbu-
siasm to a pitch, and the physical frame
is taxed to an injurious degree.
No zane person denies the value of
food. 1t is essential to life. his posi-
BILE to live without exercise; il is not
possible to live without food. And yet
II a man were to partake of food as he
sometimes partakes OF exercise he would
be accounted a fool; for, II he tasted two
or three days, and then gorged himself
with all he could eat, he would be q
speedy patient for the physician. And
yet, in so doing, he would be only step
ping in O parallel niche with the man
who takes rest and exercise in about that
portion of time and intensity.
The up-building OF physical manhood
privileges and duties of every human
life. The future not only of individuals
but of nations depends in large measure
upon the wisdom of the raising Of
future generations in this respect. Ma
ture builds up by n slow but continuous
process. The vegetation that spring up
in q night Is comparatively valueless.
The wood of steady and uninterrupted
growth has the best fiber. Exercise.
rightly used, is an element OF human
physical ~deyelopment. Wrongfuly OF
impodepfeu used it is a bane.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26

The accumulated evidence Of nearly Thirty
years show that thetbitters Is a certain remedy
live; that it eradicates dyspepsia, constipation.
liver complaint and nervousness, counteracts a
tendency to,gout, rheumatism, urinary and utter
inc disorders, that II lmparisi vigor 10 the feeble,
and cheers the mind while it-invigorates the TO-
dy.
L.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26
A BRAVE LADY.
She E1dures the Pam Ola Severe Sur
gical Operation Without
Taking C%hloroform.

Mrs. Schoonmakcr of Greek Locks, Ulster Co
n. Y. had the misfortune to entirely lose the sigh
of one of her eyes, through an accident, and en-
dured painful ~inlammatory action therein for two
ong years - the other eye finally becoming symy
athe tically Affected, her general health seriousl
suffering; indeed, shewasa mere wreck, q walking
Ike In this terrible strait, she consulted DIR
David Kennedy, of Rondout, New York, who told
her at once that the injured eye must be removed
She quietly but firmly said "All right, Doctor
but don't give me chloroform. Let my husband
1t by my side during the operation, and l will
neither cry outor stir" The work was done, and
the poor woman kept her word. Talk ofsoldierly
couragcl This showed greater pluck than it takes
to face hundred guns. To restore her genera
health and give tone and strength to the system
DIR. Kennedy then gave The "Favorite Remedy,
which cleaned the blood and inpai ted new life tC
the long suffering woman. She rapidly gained
health and strength, and is now well. The "Fa
vorite Remedy" is a priceless blessing to woman
No family should be without it. Your druggist
has it. 1fnot send 10 DR.. David Kennedy, Ron
dout, New York.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26

Parties In want of engraved Visiting Cards
wedding Cards. Invitations. Monograms, or any
other work in that line. are respectfully Informed
that they can have their orders filled in the bes
manner and at low prices at the Register ONCE
atsAAeton guaranteed.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26
n ONLY CupE.

W say positively, and without fear Of contradic.
Hon, that pa Y'S KIDNEY. PAD is the first and
only iniailiole cure for every form of Kidney dis
compliant and more eaectqal in is operation than
entity no case will be found SO inveterate as not TO
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1880-11-26
MO MORE nIlruMAr1sm Or oor1

f{E Outfit sent free to those who wish to engage
Main the most pleasant and profitable business
Unknown. Everything new. Capital not re-
WUquired. We Will furnish you everything.
T si0a day and upwards is easily made with
ont staying away from home over night. No risk
whatever. Many new workers wanted nj once.
Many are making fortunes nj the business. La
dies make AS much as men, and young boys and
girls make great pay. No one who Is willing to
work fails tn make more money every day than
can lie made in a week Mt any ordinary employ
mani Those who engage at once VIII mud a
short road Ia fortune. Address IL. HALLEIT &
Portland, Maine. @hy
National Republican., 1880-12-21
ATTEND J. M & r COHENS AUCTION SALE OF
watches Diamonds $4,000 WORTH OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES AND VELRY
Goods Sold at Private Sale Sales and
l1O5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
2SanfeS- Selp.

ry,o FIND A GOOD WOMAN .IwHITE), WHO
Il for good home would be willing to make her
self useful b light work. Apply TO 7. W; PHELPS,
National Republican., 1880-12-21
DISTRICT COURTS.

SuPnEME Copnr OF .THE DisTnIcr-CnIET.JUs.
SicE Ie cARITEn RITZ, "A AND JusIIcE WYLIk.-pesle vs.
DSv below Affirmed as m y every other rssPee Smh vs.
Gilmore, Gilmore VS.. Devn; decree Of special term
TsSSrssd nnSs go and diSiding aG IN @ S9niF3yeEsy Les.
' cIScy1T 'y SouRT, DIV DivisISS No. s-yusrrcr mAs
GcsIa tays4 al ys ss"s on SSs
AnrmuR.-fhomas vs.. Phepsi on hearing.
gisonj guardian nd iitem appointed. Wizard VS.
Ward; testimony, ordered taken before EXAMINER
M Redou! as solicitor permitted Beits vs CarrIco
%s vs to TAKE limited g. nes DAYS JS
aseSoss 9eSSer n sa %Sgn M f. " Towa dsh
nude absolute. hoys ys. Saunders; reference TO an
CRIMINAL CoURr-JusTIcE JAMEs-H. l.. Gran
s i9td' mnntaininS nuisance Gave bond In the sun
Isaac Brown, bisamy.. The Indlctmcn, being fhulty
a nolle pros. was entered.
@ Robert Wilson; sentenced 10 jail for eleven monthi
sf'a fssss sfFy eSH S Bet saS to Sa
bany penltenlaIy for two years and sIx months.
Alexander stevenson, assauliing policeman; recog
AssIGSMESrs FOR TO-DAY.
Circuit Court Division No. i--Jusiloe Mac Arthur
HnGisoS IHGGnsS yS So S MSSp& SG Ks VI s q. TG @
no. sos National Metropolitan Bank vs., smith; No
s So fIHr e NJ S S uSICG ~ sSs RSSscTs
Peet g. Co. vs.. CLARK u Co.;
Circuit Court, Div. No. 2-Justice Hagner.-No. 3ga
Poland vs., H;tna Insurance Company No. ias, po
land Ys. llnitiord Fire Insurance Company; No ll
40 Poland vs. Sprngiield Fire Insurance Got1pany
No isl Breeze vs. Roessle ct ai No. 49i, ,ronan vs.
panyi 10 2i5 Nei w. Hcurich; No 10 Coaah hO,s vs.
Hsurlchi NO 4O8 Bailey vs.. District Of Columbia.
Criminal Court--Juslice Jaues.-Alnry Hall per
lnryi Frank Blrch and John Norris, rnpe upon MRrS
trout Benlamin >. Councilman, rape; James lien
neasey, grand larceny Albert Dodson John Green
ana Alfred Minor, burglary and larceny; Hamilton
Noss larceny William III, Easily assault with lntCn
TO liill Policeman Ryan; Alexander stevenson as
Baut ON officer Shanks.
National Republican., 1880-12-21
SWEET PICKLES.

The Knrit have cooled down-ohecscd II.
nslilmore = pinins for wooden model Of cleo.
patrss Needle.
what dos. a bank.icller-eii.- - philadelphia Yc,ss.
H. TELLS the president be santa his salary raised,
Of cnrfr.
oh. sou be daniel" as tho Christmas present
saia when u slipped through the hole in the heel
Of b. hangup siocklag
HYoHf heart Il ~ the rieii place my sweet one -
.iei. loycy but I'm afraid my liver has shincd.
In gciiinE ygiiuucf every day"
The olssrmni l1m,ra AarraisY q surprised that
ths fnsldeHi id npt pick usit yepns woman en-.
pgu giih be, hsndkcfchieflor the position of CHIEF
klguai uhccr
n Is aid tha, sharts will n,s bile a swimmer
Who KEEPS his lrgs In motion. N you can keep
keking lunref than shark can keep waiting
Tusl r. all hight
fidigst Why was lazarus . herEafTf Probably
taE bought his vhraf % " ia same the rcst oi
The boJsl-tAiotgs Hpa0i v Tids .,p0t J0r issO
'Ucmlcn" said the old man. reinetaler dat Il
an nui sis 70 hsrm an opinif'n % Stranger by dc
sisc Of his mguf of ds unmiet of his hat No per.
son can icA 90 number VI mules in barn by look
tnr ~ Dc stal.ic dOor.f
rarson Murray riscs 70 say, " We stand AZ q grave
and beside rfndlc The grave of past oToch and
The cradle n new horn era" ifthis he the case
let - hll ~ the grave and rock the cradle vigor
ously." saYs the NcS Haven RsgisSr.
The Startling rurnor d nov promulgated thai
yayGvulds seeking ~ aei cuIirl of the Assoclate ted
frcts Well, there 4 an end 20 sli this r,mewhere
Gould al finally starils the country by running
away with an aCtrcsa, OF something ot that kind
The New York C5pmersni Adrctfsr stand,
aghaa a the suggestion mad0 by conicmporary
that the souga sung In hcayeH must W. learned oi
earth. u cqtJurcs up q frightful vision OF band
.iyon,hiul harIe,s tuniug their ruidcn instrumeni
oirl len Isefind Ne" Sc II isnt exactly vha
We have bocn looking forward To.
National Republican., 1880-12-21
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

lNHNnlhor -, lhNh
on motion eS Mr, J. H Ashton. Aiesander u.
Campsril, esl, Of pilAi-iphia Pa. was admitted 10
on motion Of IIon Samuel sheliAharger r. r.
Buckiand. esq, Of frctneti, ohio. ~as admitted TO
on n,otian Of Nj. Jsme. Cars, H D. barnard, esq,
On ,napn az IL = ss''aiv NJ Ian.,op s2 p'"i, m,
betgeT s-a of New York city, was admitted 10 Puac
On motion of NJ. A, y. wsiss. ~ NJ, Waters, ESQ.,.
OF Garland Cortlnnd County, New Nork, Was al,
On moiica Of Nc W. a. Msary. :. y. johnson. esq.
o. & mSsns,1s .,, ~ n, NJ - Z W. sas1 % 20 erG1,ics
otmSsn,9S oS Sa,,sa ~ Ts- ,,s. sSnSa K rEtt,es
No llL CathAriIe Hall = al, appellants ys. william
DlsLict 9findlana Decree affirmed with costs. opn.
No ist The United states. appellants. W. Faron d.
uI,s5 AhIs9ns sSsSr AgR from Srcas court
Opinion ~ Mr. Justre Miller
No, Isi, james pcnsmOre 81 al; appellants, vs.
Court of the United states Cor ~ Norihsrn nsfot or
ohio. Decree affirmed with costs. opinion By Mr.
No. ~. The United stnies ex rel. The Ci,iyrns
Hank o. ,, Lou,sa,,s pla,nlln N error, " John j.
Supreme Court of the District Of Columbia. Judg.
meni affirmed with costs. opinion by MI. Justice
NO. q William 3, Rel6c, Superintendent Insurance
the 1fe Association 0f Amerita pinntf in crror We
Ieii,la wilson Ia error TO ne Clrcull Court ofthe
affirmed with costs aud interest opinion 6y Mr..
No. isS Josiah u. whitpey plnin,ia In error, w.
The First National Bank OF irniilcbofo In error 10
the Supreme Court, state of Vermont Judgment re-.
verscd with costs, and rcnanded with iusiruc-
ons TO reverse the judgment OF the county court aud
award ycnire dc noNO, Opinion by Mr. ChefJustice
Waite.
No, III. The County Of Benton plaintiff error Va.
William IL. Rollins aud Poster Shores trustees Ne.
In error Circuit Court Of the United states, Mesl.
ern District OF Missouri Judgment affirmed with
costs ana interest Opinion by Mr. ChietJustlce
Waite.
No iis, The United States plaintiff, VI. James o.
Scntcr On certificate ofdiyi.i1n nom Circui Court
Of thO United States Eastern District OF Tennessee
Questions certified answered Ia tile negative An.
nOunCed by Mr.. ChlefJustce Waite.
no. Vs. The New Orleans Mobile and Texas HAIL.
road Company, appellants, Va Henry lIlcrnRn Thia
cause wns resubmittcd by MIR, Thomas d. nsyne foT
appellants aud by Mr. O. W. liOrneT and AIR. r. ].
Durnnl for appellee.
No. 81, Joseph Salustlnc Cucullu, appellant w.
Joseph Hernandez et nj. Submitted by Mr. Joseph
l.. HOrner aud Mr. W. =. Hcnclici Tor appellant aud
by Mr. Thomas J. Sgmmcs Cor appellee
No. To-. Reed Peck, administrator, &c, planif IN
error, w. II. u. Collins Argued by Mr. AipkandeT u.
Wales for plainlif In error and by Mr. ~ M. Waters
for defendant In orror
No lG3 AllstOn Wilson, plaintiff in error W. Charles
MoNamee. Argument inenccd by IameaS. stcnrns
for paiutlni In error, No argument desiIcd by court
or part Of defendant in error.
No. 1877. Tie steamship Achilles" &c, appellant
vs.. James Mctloskey, ct al Appeal nom Circuit
Court ofthe United States, Eastern District OF Penn
missed with costs
Adjourned until tomorrow at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1880-12-21

WANTED BoY THAT UNDERSTANDS
w setting type, must state experience and salary
required TO get an answer Address PRINTER, this
National Republican., 1880-12-21
OR RENT By u. II. wARNEf

OFFICE ROOMS In No. S23 and $40 FOur-nnda-hn
street n. W. d; also In 45S Louisiana avenue n. W.
Call for weekly Hent-List
National Republican., 1880-12-21

wv ANTED - -IMMEDIATELN, A WHITE
w frt-class cook. washer and roner. Apply at
No. 72D Thirteenth ~ n, w, deco
National Republican., 1880-12-21
FINANCE AND OoMMERCE.
WALL street TransnstiOns Ycsterday-Do.
NESTLE nnd Foreign Markets.

Special TO the Republican
NEW YORK, Dee 2O.-Money loaned at per cent.
throughout the day. Exchange strong, aud the nom.
inal rates were advanced u per cent to $50 for 20 days
md 53 for demand for actual business at 406iO foT
lonB, and 4sls4g4Se for short sight. Governments
Beneray strong aud y per cont higher for 6s and SIS
OF 1881, state bonds moderately active. Railroad
bonds generally strong and active. Texas Pacific (O
9rande dlvlson) rsts fell on SJ there w re Ions
purchases OF Chesapeake and Ohio currency SIS 48
up tod Erie oonsos, seconds, fell on 20 Db4 aud re-
covered 10 99 while do. consols, rs advanced fOnl
lHpS TO lSG Lehgh and Wilkeslarre Incomes reacted
from eJs 10 sHf Iron Mountain second Incomes pre-
ferred fell OIL nom IN TO M,
The stock market advanced 4G92x per cent In the
early dealings, Metropolitan Elevated Canada South.
eTn and Reading leading The upward movements sub
sequently prices declined A@Sa per cent, Northwest
and Chicago and Alton showing most weakness,
and unsettled, with frequent fluctuations, but In the
final dealings tho general list became strong, and
closed at recovery OF '4@ per cent? Houston aud
Texas advanced 2H per cent. In the morning, reacted
- and rallied per cent, Transactions aggregated
4sVOO shares, including Canada Southern 1900 Della.
ware, lhckawanna and Western 10000, Delaware hNd
Hudson 5000. Denver and Rio Grande 600 Erie a 900
iInnnlhAl and 81 10 1900 Houston and Texas so
iron Rounthn " 900, Kansas and Texas 22,ODJ, Lake
5iore iiOO, Michigan Central 5000 Northwest lsOlO
NhshNllie Anu Chattanooga 1900 New Jersey Central
l2V0O, New YORK CentralO0O9, Onto and MlssisRipn
b,OO, Pacific Mail 5000 Reading 1900, ST. Paul 2l0dO
81 raul ana Omaha 1900, Texas Pacific 5000, Union
Haclflo 1900 Wabash aud paciilc 2sO01, Western
Union 10000, J.. ana M. 900.
Tho closing quotations were ns folowsj
National Republican., 1880-12-21
Spencerian Business College,
on. or sEyENrM ANp . srs. ~ W.

This institution has progressive and successful eX-
pCrenCe Of sixteen years, IL CduvAtcS young men
nud women tOr usefulness and seisupporL IT'S gradI
uuca secure positions OF trust aud profit Course OF
study and trnlnlng comprises the hngltsh lAluage,
business Arithmetic SpcncGrian PfAcucAl ftllllnh.
ship Book by single and double entry, adapted
10 every variety OF business Business Practice, re-
quirlng the making out and exchanging OF all kinds
OF business papers paying ana receiving cash aud
keeping the accounts EOculon and Lectures Ray
and Eyenlng Sessions begin MONDAY, AUGUST ~,
iS0 For Information and terms call ut the College,
OF address HENRY q, SPENCER, Principal. aulI
National Republican., 1880-12-21
rh,i.acInI,in Cn,.ic ,rnr,,c,

wEsr PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2D.-Catile. market dull;
sales 1000; prime, 5Ago1c. good. 5l6g5lc.; medium,
tad5fc common, SqIhc. sheep, market active;
sales $500 prime, G6sc.; good, 5'sGp6,sc medium,
55lsc.; common, .6DiSc, Hogs, market dull: sales
s,sot prime. 0'id7ci good, 6)i@Ssc.; medium, 0A@
National Republican., 1880-12-21
naI,Imore caffie srnrLet.

BALTIMORE. Dec. en.-Becf cattle. market &C
tive aud common cattle slight fraction higher very
beat, 5XS5ilc first quality, 4AC15kc medium, 81 az
tac ordinary 2ilcG3c most SALTS from 4M6D5i4c;
cclpts, l7e head; sales 13s head Swine, hll supply
and fair demand quotations 5'sD6lsc; receipts 7i0O
head. The receipt OF sheep and limbs were yD6 head
! Quotations: sheep 41GJsc; lambs, 461Bc
National Republican., 1880-12-21
Sor Renf- Souses.
Sor Safe -Souses.
Furnished House for Sale.

Az UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
An extraordinary chance to buy very eligible and
most delightfully."- located CORNER PROPERTY,
n,lly and completely furnished, ut u great bargain
and on long time.
A gentleman declining housekeeping offors 20 dts.
pose OF his handsome residence, together with ll Its
furniture House aud nrnitnrc alike in most uii-
exceptionable INDEPENDENTLY good ns new. The
grounds are lnrge, e,nbracing, with parking, GOO
square feet The entire esahilsment Win il ts flr'
sand dollars below the actual cost OF the house and
grounds alone. One-half cash. balance In five years
at per cent. Among the furniture may be named a
superb stenway plano. The house will be sold with.
out the furniture II desired For particulars apply OF
room No g. Second National Bank, 800 seventh street
delS3t
E1oR SAL;G-First-class large new house, with mod
IL ern cOnyenenccs; IL rooms, two bathrooms
wasroom; dry cemented cellar, superior finish, and
built for owner by day work location healthy and
convenient. Address owner or apply at premises, No
1905 IL street. win rem to private parties. noSSim'
y1OR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN Il co, 81
Cloud building. Real estate and LOCUS. Jy3i
National Republican., 1880-12-21

1Grauelere' GuiSc.
pALTiaonE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
fiiE MODEL rAsrLrYE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN the EAST AND THE
WhSrNfA wASHfS0rON.
DOUBLE Tack JANNEy COUPLER! STEEL RAILsl
Schedule TO take efioct Wednesday. December L. 1880

DovnLr Tack, JASSEy COUPLER, srKrL RAILS,
Schedule to take eroct Wednesday December l. 1880
ii@o- -cHIcAGS@b s, { SSiiSSSiSSxTi, AND ST LOUIS
SNM ilgi fX r;ys lty and Way Stations
SirssS,Is, Winchester, HHsersiowu, and Way,
HsS Ms ySEsg WY seH, Cor.
necin for HRyerstOwn and at Point OF Rocks for
Ss% Y91K, PHILADELPHIA. AND nos.
tOOo-on Sunday only, for Baitlrose Annapolis and
ieOo-RAfT fTIMoRE ENPREss, tstops at IIynttsyilie,
College. Belt,yile, laurel, Annapolis Junction,
rfTFsbwHG, ,GMICX Xdo, CINCINNATI, AND
is;lo-B baltimore, Ellicott City, Annapolis, aud Way
,l;ss-on sunday only. for Baltimore aud Way.
t2's'-SEW MN &x9hnk txpnls riiiLADElpHiA' AND nos'
aao-hanoTeand @ Way stations, winchester Fred.
Sr,if t!oT 1r m i'S ASD LAu
REL ENPRisSS, tFrcdericS, vim Relay, stops ut
" chester and Way Stations: lon Sunday to roint
-$IiIiXbhhPil% AND S%ETiGSRF M EX.
oo,%P; SGPs 81 SsHs SIa Ws@ S@ ainsn lSES
7:O-BAITIMORt AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
ts;5O-pir'ISBuRG, CINCINNATI. AND 81. LOUIS
ENPHESS
gi5-BAIrIMORE.H HYATrSNlLI.E AND IAU-
REL EXPRESS. -. - -
tIGOO-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. slc,png cnr 20 New York,
and special sleeping car ut Philadelphia.
tDaiy. iSundnys only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop nt Relay station.
For further Information apply at tho baltimore and
o9 On Ticket SGeS WssnS52m s'hSn am ol an
where orders Will no taken for hnggnge TO he checked
and received nj any point IN the city. -
National Republican., 1880-12-21
Bait,morc GENERAL Market.


BALrtnoRK, Dec. a.-Cotton quiet; middllng. Ike
Flour dull; Howard street and Western super ~ 500
Mills super. ~ sekp4 25; do extra, " 6pD5 W. do fam
ly ~ 5000 20; do Bio brands, % 2Se6 5o Patnpsco
family. " IS. Wheat, Southern steady and quiet
Western lower and closing steady; southern red 81
tdi II. do amber, 81 1901 "a No. Western winter
red spot aud December, sl lid1 IA; January l5ls
eyi l5ai February u iSsg116S March. 81 3ftgi 20A
Corn, southern quiet and steady; Western easier ant
srn mixed spot and becen,bef, SlAsSI'sc old; S7@
We now; January 55IsCn5Gc; February, sbt4e. asked
Oais quiet aud easier; Western white no i5c.: dc
mixed ti@isc. Rye qulet q cool o. Hay steady
prime 10 choco Pennsylvania and Maryland selCn2l
Provisions dull nicss pork. siS b9 bulk meats-loos,
shoulders aud clear rib Sides none oferng do packed
hanls. cyclic Lard, 9'so. Butter easy; prime tt
choke Western packed. is9ssc;; roll, 22dgsc. Egg,
hrn ITO catgoes, ordinary TO fair, iieisNc; sugar
steedyf son piic. Whisky quiet 81 IDOL H Freght'
~ Liverpool per steamcrqnle cotton 3l66J 4d.; Hour
s1t per ton isacksE grain, 3d. Recelpts-hour, 4,l2
barrels weni ~ 9i bushels corn, 7B9 bushels; rye
80 bushels Shipments-wheai, latts bushels; corn
lI.up bushcla sales-whcnt, 600,3iG bushels corn
National Republican., 1880-12-21
Ne, yoyL s,en.y,I p1,rkct.

NEW NoRK, Dec. 2.-Cotton quiet but steady; sales
to-day tS bales mddllRE upands. II 5-iGc; middling
Orleans g si0c consolidated net receipts, a. si5 bales
expoftsUreat Britain ~ tGT bales France 100 bales
Continent, Diai bales Flour, southern duh and de-
ci.ning common 10 fnr extra u sSee5 49, good 10
ieyerish aud ynreitltd; limited export active speci,.
laiyo deniand ungrafed red ~ O5Ibi ". Corn very
dull about ic lower; ungrRdcd, S3lt5sc. Oats about
ie lower, heavy No 3 t2e. Hops auiet and about
stcady. Gofee irm aud quiet. Sugar hrIn and quiet
Cba Mucgyado Tilc. mir TO good refining. ole
l9 nie primo, Tsc.; refined quiet. Moasses steady,
demand moderate. Rice unchanged, Ia moderate In
gury Rosln quiet Al sra ~. Turpentinc steady, <5sc.
Wool In fair demand, active domestic fleece, Itp5sc.
Texas. tf &c. Pork quiet, wholly nominal f15 26p
u Co Middcs firm long and short clear, q IS Lard
opened stronger closed quiet aud weak, $40. Freghts