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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-15

IT with pleasure and gratitude that the continuation of
firm at the we'll known stand .l.,. ~ - 3 1l.,
Our GENERAL GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS will be car
red on with increased facilities '...-' -
We hand receiving larger Stock Choice Fa
" Groceries and Provisions than have offered to the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-15

progress Company during the has been STEADY
and PROGRESSIVE The Management ECoNoMOAa the Losses
SMALL 4s- :, .ra;,
During the summer largest business from the Northern
which Southern competitors since no
pay passed the rigid inspection of the Northern Insurance
Departments. :, , ,t
testimony the widows and orphans preserved from want policies "
this Company. :. ).
know where to find when they need insurance
e., - LEAPHART g. RANSOM,
80, - r.. - General Agents; Augusta, Ga
p I'M AIRFRT convsasno
E. KEESE, ..i:''H @ -, M .Ssp.Fs< *
h. E. E. JEFFERSON. a.. v>,-s %,.ssA ts:s 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-15

Even lf5pG0fa hftfe fspSSIefShoufd die.
Weary and tired I've been wandering all
day,
Asking for work. but am too small they
say;
Ont On thS sssa aaapp ground I~pst nov lay my
Fathers drunkard and mother is dead i!
"We we're sohappytih father drank rum,
Then hlfour SORROW and trouble begun !;
Mother grew pale and wept every day
Baby and were too hungry to play;
Slowly they faded till one summer night
Found their dead faces all-silent iand
white;
Then with big tears dropping said:
FatHet.s drunkard and mother Is dead1
"oh' 4i55 H,tAse s tslqHpsefppce pen, ,enly could
Poor wsetched father and a talk, very
If they. Would stop him from drinking,
---.-rthsn
7 should he very happy again;
Is it too late, temperance men? Pleas
,a3ssl lissfe Btassids BaidiS must tfst soon aTs assarvss
and die;
All the day long I've been begging for
bread
Fathers qfarpiT4 asis AND fq pqM.hsr y T is deea' e.
The games OF billiards were left untin-
ished; the cards were thrown aside, and
the unemptied glass remained on the
counter. All had pressed near; some
With curiosity, some with sadness, and
some. with pity .beamipg in their eyes,
entranced with the nihsicar. voice and
beauty Of the child, who seemed better
fitted to be with angels above thanin such
h place -,
The scene shall never forget to my
dying day, and the sweet cadence of her
musieatveics, starringsfsanyseaf. snd
every word Of the song, as it dropped
from hsf ips sunk deep into thei hearts
Of those sathefef around her. With her
golden hair falling carelesslE around her
little shoulders; her face of almost ethe.
real beauty, and lpekias SO ltynytingay
and comfortingly upon the men around,
her Beautiful eyes illuminated, with a
light that seemed not of earth, formed a
picture of purity. and ipFocczee worthy
the genius of poet Urpaintef. az ~
,rAtthe CLOSE, Sf,thet sopg Rahy were
weeping. Men who had not shed - tear
for years now wept like children. One
young man, who resisted with scorn the
pleading Of a loving mother, and the en-
treaties of friends ttsstr1Ne to lead abet-
ter life, to desist'from -scotrrse TINT w1as
ssss5Rs NJ sse 5slass ssas sps s.i
.slsas bJtb fsf lissi5i hands in his, while bile
tears streamed down his pale cheeks, OK
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-05-15

Mar %
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
COTTON Markets.

Lovr,vrfLr Fen -oottOs steady Addlpgs, ME recp so
bars: sales 10 bales ,..s,r- ,ot. .
XddBs c; IL bales sae29 bsles Weety recep
has; Haies, lb2t bales
NYMygfs Pen I-Coou quiei and frm; Ordinary l6dlle
Goei ripsrT gdlgc Low Aiddlnga, saiSic Adhngs ~ o
2 reopt ts24 bales; sales l,t2 baes sooa S1SJ be -
AUGUSTA lCO.ton stssdy hddngs 5iei net FeiePu 20
bales; sales, Us bales ,..,. ,,,.z.,.
PgItApEIPHIA Feb i-Coiton quiet Ndtings "a! d2lic
SAVANNAH, Feb l-Coton quet A5lhIe ls pei Isfrll'
2gs bales. errorsto Great Btan fs uas ooas'"se ~ "o'
sales, 800 bales; stock. o. W bales ,--... TO.
CHAKLEsTOE, Feb I--Ceit0h qaleii 80. ~
arT Ig qc. Low MiAdnrs lsidslc Medhur sie net re-
epis 90 baltsj Io bales sales 800 bales
sto l. al i82 bales ..-,., ,,,,, -
HoHrs Pen i-coon dull Midiugs, l9d lelc Miabugs
isla net receipts LIS bales; eIporteoaNise Ils9 bales
saes so bales: stock 73s bales
WtstSsroS Feb i-COtion frm Addhngs ls net reeepts
s . erporscnsstwse, le4 b sales 70 bales sioeA -4
bales ali ,et... n
nsrv i7dI7ie receipts, 22l baesi -tsies IS bales
stock - SO hsss. ,, t. ~
sross receipts Ese io naesi stock 100 bales
Sgw4WEASs Peh lCotsn moderate Genand pee easier
ood roinaTv 8!0I8ei Low MdilHss EtGsao hiadhngs s
2Oc: net ents 6Jl hsies; So bas eIpoo ufsa
Br,a,a tse Continent ~ bsei oasts LIN O-
sslss Too tries. s Sc bales stTk III 81 bales
Iy,IxEa ar1 Frh Ceon quti hddIngt, Ssei receipts 20
a.les. II hales: hfsi iaies
Law Hiidings sial@lct net re-
eepfs 20T7 bales e1poro4sve 45i oAes 'ales ~ 1~s'
stock, II. .15l b1es. 49,, a., 49,. ...i... q
bale. rou 20 hsles; eIDortseo~ri - baet sales 4Vi uA
stock oJf2 hairs-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
rrpoErs VRos sErr. /. ig7l. 70 pArL

sactiona Wheat the
weather and the impossible don Of
rendering impossible for eT mlers to delivery TIE o1r
Shippers been unable operate to ertert wing 70 The e
irene pres current 9s poor ss9es % h q % a 's & 's, s @
o Spring unwilling 70 part With them as to nno replace tle
placed here unless material seranee current prices as
The season advances i IS very evident se qssy o. me spTg crop
iug supposed and much les Of No. tAn The pue had
e expectation and Of r greater this than asu
because depend The surplus Of hpgag wheat 20 maze
pesrspce Of crop il Great Britain aid granee ard the
al ihs tas shG the public attach supply old Wheat
Europe the lt Of september last vas ar below me
uprobsbe-th question suppd Of whe
poanee months time VII fully demonstrate from he
chraeisr Liverpool Letters evident that The
ALLURE OF Great Britain % gei IN er ssss sTe q @hsai Ia, & Ads
should be blessed with good be coming reason
we depend upon having good Surplus Wheat a st
oofy prices The Of the week S 5 bush sgsinsi
82s5 bush The corresponding week ssi OF our stoS one
activity 1900 bush hsye ehaHs bands At shout
"a p - 'i 49, - -. ~ - ~ tis Tsrisss "a les 10
select IRON sna Pes are cutie uoiansL by e adees 50R LS
ior ending -. 1913. were ct the rate Of
Ooo per annum against ihe current estimate Of
polts $1,000 tsheis below the esued REQUIREMENTS Shen
estimate Of g. eo 900 IS believed BY many vel lpi9sl lyoas % D
siogstbertoo low there sdvocstes Of O VO Letters
uch over h the ouu aud much Of that
peshed The statistical position srguss ghT Pes lne ihs
vas ui little doing in hssi owing hoaer Chee
~ sIsei 4' e' sie'd 5oi 1Sei he dasd : chiefly oT milling
hoagh notice limited export itq9y ie close ne saes are
M No Nwankoe aaoa - Red Western. Barley steady
M & tfy ,S. S95 h5 sa G 1 so % n 5 bush cryt ii IS time
si qgt good sweet ess nen very fen good offer
No IN i S,l 10 lots - 4 Sc IN store md So I'D Tor sse lots White
stronger eesu cay FOR oia Ne. u
ir OLD IN itS 9d Ses'ss9 Mred at & ss Gs snry
Wlite at 5iG7sc JERSEY yellow a. 5le61e
FVn n
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
added from February to the date of the several

aAded from February to the date of the several
payments. WWT
Payment IN Five-twentes viii be made by ex-
changing Bond for Bond. interest being adjusted 70
February 1. The preliminary deposit OF per cent
in such cases viii be returned upon receipt OF the
Five-twenties the class Of which must be specined
The Books win be opened simultaneously III
Europe and America the All tHst. ard reHa'a ohfs
EMIL b., eipgof fke tn inst and the aotments wih
he made as soon as possible thereafter.
Provisional receipts tScTipi viii be given for the
seposts. The Bonds viii be furnished at as early
date rs practicable against corresponding amounts
of Five-twenty bonds or payment in fuu
Should the allotment Of Bonds not equal the sub
scrpion. the preliminary deposit in each case will
be returned forthwith to the extent Of the excess.
When desired we will furnish the coin without
commission) and make settlement in currency and
will also receive at current market price, any bonds
of United States other tAan Five-twentes
JAY COOKE Il Co.
MORTON BLISS a. Co
DBExEL MORGAN & co.
Applications may alsO be made to the Following
Houses and Banks; -.tr
Messrs FISK & HATCH, New-York
Messrs VFRNfrLYE g. Co, New-YOrk.
Nessrs. HENRY CLEws & Co.. New-iork.
Mcssrs. CLARK, DODGE g. CO., Gew-York.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. New-York.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK New-York.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
RgcEipTs OF PRODUCB.

k1iiro1dA ..
FEr -21 Ashes 10 rtrs Beespar ~ hbs Vrrner S
Ce'ioB 100 bb Pssr hbs Meal 100 bags Ass 'r
s2s bush OstA 80 bags ssei bsf
T8rs Died Fut 51i blt Rg us tits Bens y bags fhrl
Hop. u bdA hes 5s sces best1-f
Resin psss Beef l5 Dkgh IoI go RAe~
Cut Meats 57ls Lara os1 Pkg OH Gale % Dresse1 hs
Ls4l pgs Better pkgs Cheese rs pigs TAl0r, 20 pkRs o
pkx 80 Pzg Starch a. pigs Tobacco 81 hh~ Tesseo
JlG saies Wool. 5iT bbls WHISKY
Reeefts Preduc ending Saturday, Fcn embrace
ASA bbS WHISKY has bh1 Meal 80 bags hrA
Wheat bush Corn 1860 bash OA is9 sa
Rre 4G40 Mai II 20 bush Day 23lJ bags GIlss y Sel
pkgx PORT AH Beet iB Cut 1eats oLJ pks h
80 kegs Tau 6s52 Dressed Hogz
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

LoSpOr reh -COusois a 3i m hoth fnen'
ard me account United States FvclrwenY bonds ltss Old ~
log7 gJi Teu-Forues - Ses Fite s Ene Hallway 'hAeA
s3h ,, al.
LfvyRPoo Feh Ill m-CottOn opened luet and adyi na
dliur UVIauds lHdlCtd Mddlug Orleans. i0lalttl
ANTwHrP Feb. l,-PevlsuH. t4it for Fine Par Amenosn
LIvsapoo feh IL qne tie saes o The dsg
have been 900 bales Boang 300 LOT expert and Plcuou % me
ISnoS Feb Is -CoIsols American securities 'iofed
chsnRed.
PARIS Feb IA n-The Boursc opeaed buogaut Rene 81 ~
IrvRRPooI Feb m-Bresd.tuEs quiet Petroleum. lJ9
i4d. pei gallon tor SIans 2id. f0T ReaDeA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
I 6 KENNEDY & Col

No. Al Cedar-st. corner Of William-st.,
orFER FOR SALE the small quantity remaining un-
sold of the INTERNATIONAL AND HOUSTON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS, and
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsr-CLAss IN
yT.sTMEnT SECURITY. Present earnings more than
doubt the amount required 10 pay interest. and con-
ataDtiv increasing.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
cATTIR MARKETS.

CHc.eo Peb Receipts the Eeek-ia3 Catile, ~ -
Uoe 9Os2 sheep, corresponding last TsrfJ Cstt sSt
IIoxs sOs sheep; Jan. i-o5lO Cattle g. 45 Hogs
sheen one Hogs for January the largest on record Ca
dn several thousand peus uEo demand Light buyers holding o.
pes esk quot4bT iower; quotsuons Inge
o S4aSs 50; Fair Medium
-s Common 81 - Inferior and lots .,
oes IN r demand 100 - Is for light shipping and - va
- o. for grades packed 10 date V head against
or head la s
rse - ia - So Tor % ~ foTood 70 ehoe
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

s The decline then cuotea Fair Rsanng cub. si69l
bsrs. ali a. e MassYad0 mostly he .sd s iet
Ceninfuga 1li hbds Medo private terms Refined anoe
som refners rot ofrung
sRFDsG is Offering spot unaef
Pue sales Of 40 bses spot and 70 ArTr Al Toe rmSs
TGI0w quiet slas ss for Prime and Dc for Choice
WHISKY amsr and more ,ct,e. sale, Of 400 bbs h',e
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

v,. ir, liza sDSsetioBs At ,c decline in the early months
.,,is, A. falows ai On 5szs q Low MildlnEs; go .,.
)-ais1rT Narcb lS-sss 2is a. % c,
o q % 56ei April oo a. zle ~, ~ A. ~
FtestOesy up n-feor5ay 20 a ~ Slec '0 a, ie'
sreh ~ zb.e april 90 81 ne. 100 at % l5se w. Al zic'
M zC ~ ut q 4loe fS al Zltc June w AZ -I'"u
100 .oiai 7sO ba ss; grand totsL V'S ,.lsH . "a
COPPEE-1terc rhsr lnqry ana Ro rued hfn AZ -
goH hoard Of business tas market Sss fep'o'
FREIGHTs-Beh freight oeunued % quei bni
aa4nd Aas been active orihg % se.Ieiiy 81
L.h rutes sske Ths engsteenis oaAy we're l
Lvsrposi steam, iJ bales u Cofl0Rsg Glbd By ss 80
tors Il - The ulg chaEtrs We beard OF were bruh
seaaship 0J register hnce % London Win Heasiai essV
gmp sun GolK 01ers gih zO bu hehh
so At British ark aih 2ooo bbs keand ao on
prvsts ing % afTe sahgta - CsrE of 9ais
EsJ kisIos az otahe1t spirits TaTpeHune
FL0UE ENB MEAL-Ts have La oousI.iey qaet tboush
ni seshsr less nppug am oea asasa sH4 more liberal s
n'si. .es 50 slpe-r co. - te apwsfs ns %
submitted 70 ghs rsEe, er3e 70 close gp N
voices popg "a sr iee4 001@s E abl on coHmos Ninter
gHssa4 stlY Mneots again 0een PLACED
nuacb lesef ASn5e ae aag b1nds haze boen With
.s, rrad ts rsa the r-ductiS
o~s all n.rte csial u The trade to-day
sfg reduced urpes average re8uor
eest - nat ear sIetH serpy "ooj b4..i
S a.. ve HATED sub8t II ancg sls anassata choice
a hrfss-leae Ne mact hgher-6u
80 j c1ssr RI Ln1ou "a hsve sll ssEsneeS Cos
oyene dsuanl ana 1s so. = -A sofanfe - f "a
~ = boz sabie % he ci'ss % ea sa-es OF Winter
Sy. l,rtrs, nave .sF oi hrsf &c .ts 1efsi
Lf3 uis He s '1 ppi Vie
iiss uesk M year The rsde ~ ss Iig.l ~ - ~ , IA Do
-ts Isrr- ofsts osusly aEft ~n fAnlf tFses
- e. h The o,usa1asS Foaf Ia tl5 ~ ~ p ls.
steh .s plaoed ast hba QeT ll p seila .t. - -.
% a. ,ent o1aefs e d no' ne'u-l iAs sa'. Z
.sEe sad ~ sl o. ross4Bsprss y oar Ia fhs va y
sasstx sEE ss-.s sos.Y. foaay ias A'fAs'a WI F9 ~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

/ 1872 ... 6oOJ3 7sO2s45 7U9s'oi fzJ si5sh lsoo's
- 80. co A, a.. =, an. ., sao - D. e g.,
s BEEN Inactive sBd heavy, with
- - nj and no bayets above 8lc. The Ctek markets
9ue a ss4y s2d - @ on CPp - lq Y 10 on Loser ssl
Re8ued has been he'll slih Increased eont-
49, A t. tranae0us; quote: taIgOe Hte Vase sieaoy
2s EsuhthA steady l4G4e 10 Phl-iePla me maiAsi
rief sI scaE With sellers aBd 20 buyers 3b1fe sc
demand and The EAIt l. nfin sales o. ~
los do MeInaH. is5 90 Dry Oape, - DO fsA
and Pean arrival s Do Mocha reep, ~ Ssis'
Ceuira America 80 DO fSn fetn tat
.af1 "a or ssrauiIa moderate demand but
VII as rrcrs hrst hand yrs sfe arm sAl'
"a no m Poro Calflia TeX4s and 900 N PAyai ferPa r
M % m Iaruayrs and Pore Cahele 10 ron enifs Ai1a
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
7PER CENT GOLD BONDS

Capitalists invited examine the merits Of the
Bonia issued by The IyDIAEAPOLIS BLOOMiNGrOG AID WEST
BS RAILWAY COMPANY, and seoare By Rn Mortgage on It's
Extension Line Of 2l7 mleA On this vort 100 miles from
Champaign to Havana. The Illinois River completed,
and trains will that section in the second
week of January. The remaining distance 0f g miles Keokuk
the Mss ppi With les graded
and track partly will be finished in ample time for
tire business Of 1873. Increasing pdHo-
lions, AMI vide Of country Tributary s part the uOe,
for Il verv large aBerstve business
TIE ron Fnauauois operation
s than ves and bas established Its
ings have steadily Increased giving in 1872 in
OF S3g5.0OO over 1871. Net receipts from
this part of the line alone are more sufficient
respond pHnctuay interest all Bonds made and is
saei by The Company rarely that this BE- said Of rail-
road dining negotiation ofits secutiteS
The ns Of support popuons. exceedingly
h productive agricultural ron through and con-
important ana cities, and immense de-
pos good which insure local business of great
magnitude. and Northwestern connections sub
sHtay conoL with prominent intsrseing roads will
furnish Arge through tTae apprece h Necessity Of
unusually large equipment and providing for Hdv possible
This elevator odaons expressly
o this road indianapolis, viii greatly its faras and
enable take large offered business which it hns
been obliged 10 decline.
Particular atuton il ssle to the unusual strength Of Bonds
which liability Of she eaire Cororlton owning line Of 40
miles, also completely secured By at and only mortgage
the BHe 3Os miles completed, and
26 graded.
certainty h,t Government viii short
time be largely reduced holders Of 5s will dad advantageous to
present pnoes and these Bonds which
possessing ample security Tor all nv A invest
Rsnt, they cannot hl to prove largely remunerahSe
The Bonds PER cent gold each convertible into
stock tie option Of hs ber and be registered sh
Price, 90 Coupons
JfHusrT aud J1iy l. gee Of AK
All usgosbe securities received exchange at best market rates
Full particulars iafnishei application
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

TO all PERSONS HOLDING any of The CIR
II CULATf0N Of he BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK Of BRIs
TOL Wherrss petition prcserted The supreme Court
sitting Bristol Ceanty Of Bristol the of
khode Island eeond MoudJ Of September A. d. 1871 BY VIII
Lam X Taylor said BRISTOL receiver all the evidences o debt
goods ss o description oeonng the Bss
Connerria Bank przTinK therein stated thai
Of sid e limiting the time within which he
nos of hm redemption. And
Wbsra the eoz sitting Pnsyienoe within and fof County
OF Presldence the f Mo1daY n Oeioh A. D. 12, lie h
Cay Of the thereof orisei the following decree
Upon be petition William T. Taylor Of Ds0. receiver Of all
The eEduees property eey description
eeongng the Bristol Csau Bank "a - orred sdsdsei sHd
dcrri BY the That the bank bills OF the reu
an Of sad hank ouissndng be lresnted g snI 6ollers
thereof redemption before the d DAY Of
March A. D sa ud sri AMI said esyer shI receive me
evidence nesedBe against said bank before sad last
Puohe aAe and ater aer which time All claims upou ne same
ta b. sarnl ard receiver hereby directed notice Of
. order and decree BY publishing orbS notse embodng ths
iecree three moahs said h day % Mafch yl5
Tie Bristol Pheur plblsied Ia SAID Bns0 u The
ProVaence bal ne~ypsper published IN Prosieac r.
AM IN The New York Daily TnDVne, nsEspAPeT pubsi IN the
CIT Of SoFYofkp
Thrrior,. hereby given al persons holding Of the
circulation present .he tie uHdersgnei for
dupuoa, ~ hs oee Bristol before the art dAy Of aca A.
ID. WM. r. TAYLOR. Receiver.
JoHS TURNER ColegesL Prosnes z T., Attorney r Re
seiver
M ICHIGAN GENERAL RAILROAD SCRIP
rrrrH r. 49,. ..FT
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAvvA Jan a. WEsr Fla, Fch. L-RIohange weak VIII
oosnwad Tendency; United state o. aI curncI s
premium sight Is, premum % aTs gol 91l fr
num sight ia55 premium Loaion al premium Spanish
goH Il
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
SswYors. Jan. "a. lS1a Sa 'A''''D 'A''' = ''.'
CUpRFNiF COTRT-Countv of Wpstchester.

CUPREME COURT-COunty of Westchester.
- SYLVRSTER P TUERS and sYLFASUS COOPBR. pl.lanaz
THOMAS PRIOR dndaHISumnoBs money demas4
Oh coafract Com seryedl
Defendant Thomas PoE You hereby summoned and re-
the plant this action which WI be sled In no
Clerk Of the County Of Whester az White Films
county copy % The -Af
r1bScrber bis 0fce White Plains Nhesisr
County state within aer the Of has
o the day such aud you l %
answer complaint within The aforesaid the psnrs ts
action Tor the OF hnncra And
from the a iaT oi Angst
,cto1 -Dsted 1anaarv , lgT9 ELISHA p FERRIS
PlsinuRs Attorney. White Plans, n T.
The ror,psn entitled a0n nd mentioned IN ne iore
going oce of the Clerk Of the County
NevYork at White Plains IN sad county %
the 18th day OF January l8TJ-DAed JanrarY l5 l8l3
ELISHA PERRIS PiaiBtif Attorney White Pains n /
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- Petition ol Mayor Aldermen and Conmolsy Of he CVa
Nrw-York b Public WORKS IN eAon nc &
on Of certain sads IN the City Of Nevfort being eds On As
thirteenth ~ snd Ienaeyt
Enve Nsce the owners lesSees persons shI
n,ss interested beretamsns sna Preas
ed by The Report Of pprasa IN e Above ca
si natter that being completed s be res-n1
e Supree gourt Spesl Term hereof 10 be bed a. thsss =
he CITY Of Se~York honday the ttS dy %
March ls3 al She opening thai ay % .s soon oe
.er as motion viii then no there y 49,
RepOrDated New fOrE December ~ is
W. w. DWIGHT II. OLMSTRAD,
ADRIAN H. MULLER. COmmissi0nerA
CHARLES x GRAHAM.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
n 10 : 1TINFF INV = y = -
EXPORTS FR0s sEPT. /. is72. TO DATE.


81 Is o epot And I = - ron 5' % m ' s os ss s prees are
Hay al tOaS'c s3 S,9' 10y G ~ n s 80 % e n rs ioy Sbar
S5VAL ST0RRs~Tbe Spirits TupHtne las further
weakened and 81 tne decline I haAiHSss mas en ao me @
ID
5 & other grades du and unchanged Tar arm at 80 GLOSS rs
oiLs@c1de Fish are change Of Luseed quiet
but i'm al casks and 95 in bbs Menhsden @ plenty and
wanted; quos sSe Lard sm but quiet at 7a7e for Prime
PRovrsoss Porn srEet the past distinguished
by ouy moderate degree Of ACTIVITY and ne1 ybneas soon A
esnd prices and continued improves 70 Tuesday when
me [ ne demand for tbe future ed
desire to sell ever some abatement oui ms ass so 70 S
for the season pes been better sustained han the e bad
Stt nd f1ture ipourv In Pnme only limited
ins insisted on for Civ Cai has prevented he ahg
have come that the early ess Of he hog cop was
I y 5e Of the actual The the Eastern
md Nd e states vas larger previously aud almost every Se
increase IN the weight At The south mere
~ the var atd We think the odaet year materially larger
sa1 s gsT 5Ss o1 a % u5d little 7sus IA. been ttscse 70
j. Ioy & he me sI , % are r35S q & qas s S9 y 1 fo4 o Ms is @
s4 W for SeS o. &C. B Ill " % s' 70 s1 @ oS 8 for gIr ge.s
Iisrce fair demand snd siesay Besi h1ns are & S nIl
Ham, =, ioie 90 90 Shoulders Co. 100 Pkled d. At as'e 800
% ne % m n, lie go boI Long West &c for
20 and 1000 Bellies lls 1l AZ f, eas s"a % & oler & .S
Western At 7e 20 ooIss stoT o'.r SPOT @ go ~ % Si g' s'
G sl on private Hogs frr ana seive;
light weights aensni We qaots AZ sste oL Hssa @ I
r r e Acve The close sales o. 100 5os snd ,es
y - Tor 30 h 8ie stds 5l6c for far 70 Prime steam
% ,se ce and Bic for Kettle Rende Tor fuere
April lao seller
MAJ AZ slc: now offered less for both months
BCTTEEKeepts for the week we're - Pks@ sIpor ioI e
% ~ e5 ukgs the hghtesi stock knoSn ior
checked bY the high 11oes asked and for
& sno d limited 70 peidng oa the remnants Of
sf Ron Butter peuet and ehespe thing On the IS With
sses rsEEng BE. for PAR 20 Cboe p1ceh 2" western
@ | bss sls b4ep considerable solid packed Western
oR here packages and selling At e and one oi
the lc good Cannda o SOD a. ahee
from s6 70 % mostly 2)a for the d,rT psekd ssns oals aho
ms low Grade Butter close The lot sold al i6@ ana me
oTipary ReIasor sold oc Cho dnes STATE BnieI we're
~ esar .Utsbe for southern Trade winch are row
80 AZ nom g 10 hne entire dsir ~ the last
demand iof hOiAe
M Psll Ruier WinteIrsde Butter .25a0
Si-s-v ,sse ap64s Fresh R0A Butter, good
ef-of
dsiries Low gades Western Ran
S@-'
sour ore eheesy DGsterSVGzoi ----
CgTEsy-Reoepts for the lSS boresi efpott oete
III IiaI esne bsS There feeling and
~ ~ on finest grades the o. shout
rAnsaetiOas in the daifr
u L.sr al 6e heiug offered refused TO- the East Otto
[ there sTd lfic vas bd sne factory bee FOR PeclatSe
account We qu0te: . .....,. o.. . ,--,r. o.. -,
Fancy FACTORIES 10 @Itt var 20 200. 20 Wv
God 70 STATE Fac ONO faeofes Ahu rihe 81. -
tofr............ lhala4I DairJ-.. u 0l'
,,gcsTs az pu0yIsoss THk WEhk ENDING
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
5dplnas DdnKs
Chances for Business ffleu

L0R SALE or TO LET on long lease, q
II sr-ciass WATER ROWBR and MANUFACTURING BUSiSBsa
Covered ~ timber
Inquire Of VASDBwORKEN No. 20 yeseyzt n
or W WRIGHT. on tse prenes Ph1nea Ulster Cganty 81 =
the sekngvn popular bote trsicina summer esor.
n miles from T. siih grounds snd Abundance o bade the
BRIGHTON HOUSE, situated Perth AmbOy n. J. THIS
oPporiun for enersng Who deare good nveent
distance Pof fartts
particulars address L." % WioE-si. BROOKLYN.
fNROUT- 100000 EGGS for SALE-The head
plainly visible and Eaauted 10 hatch Ao. PART
MIR WANTED Aaires. ifnnediaiely D. HIsDs Pshogse =
yANTED-PARTNER.- Wholesale and Re-
' v frstcks
heavy ALREADY establishes s year 0oo r
cbSTac.er.
less sl BKiebSoa Of business tie vhT pArtoe sh
accepted Address and m IN oouh1ens
HARRIS Co. ComBhus Ohio Rseenees Aessrs st@n~.-
Sons T. Mesrs. rvvesseen Fsller N.Y. xes- lssbAan
FairciRd ~ T.