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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-22

MEStNesrIs.-This dreadful disease is still
in our midst, though the new cases are not
so frequent as they were one week ago.
Among the colored people it is very fatal.
We regret to learn that q son Of Mr. Dennis
Lark died few days ago, and also an inter
es.ine little girl, the daughter of Mr.. William
Lake, both we believe of the above named
disease. We add with regre: that large
amount Of sickness prevails outside Of menin-
cetis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-22
LANDS FOR SALE
GREENVILLE COUNTY.

TIE subscriber expecting to move his
Machinery offers FOR SALE the place
where he is now living, with
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-22

TEE WEArHER.-Since our last issue We
have experienced in this latitude some OF
the most bitter weather on: record. On Sat
urday and Sunday the freeze penetrated close
dwellings, while the keen biting wind lnslnn-
a,ed itself not only through cracks and ereT-
ices, but almost through solid walls. The
oldest inhabitant acknowledged 1t cold
Though slightly moderated at this hour, the
appearances are threatening, and s!eesl or
snow storm is spprehended.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-22

Accrpexr.-Mr. Vim. Glenn, of Laurens
Co.. while on visit TO this place, accident
ally sho. himself on Thursday last, though
not seriously, we are glad to say. 1sappears
that he had inserted his hands in his pants
pocket to get piece of money, and In draw
ing it out hastily,a small deringer pistol was
made to discharge. thebail from which en-
tering the groin passed down into the thigh
from, whence it was cut out by Or. Garmany'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-22

MARKED DowS.-The extensive and pop
Mar house of Messrs. r. G. Shiver & Co..
whose interests are so prod:sbly and agree
ably looked after By Mr. e. E. Bruce, has
marked down its remaining Stock Of Dress
Goods, shswls, Skirts and Millinery, and the
ppbic are advised to:make note Of this. as
bargains are promised. The stock thus
marked down Is extensive as we'll as elegant.
and Of great. variety.
, 1873-05-14

Spool thread grain bags, etc., 80 days, or pcr osne
off 10 days.
Domostics cotonadcs, Kontrcky jeans, etc., per
ceut Off so, per cont on 10 days.
Regular department goods, per cent or 60, 8 per
cont OF %, 9 per cent Oh 10 days.
, 1873-05-14

mho"t h & mas aCsl'o e., = Ina =fogaa1 q 20
tho% tbe ton sno ooh na noE austained fnay,
non was n,sy p panoted vu hiehor and Nav YorI vas
t 4 ,as aarar
tnincd that 1areo ouantitses wore bonat vesior.
dnv for % Hhnmasnt M fant nnt n Inown w6on w.
:dc ~, n o,lr roonn ~ tbat aHa trsnr moA ~ ~
thaao iaf,,ences R @ Woro aod S tGe other fscta of
to,'t .a we @ az ff oa tor naet M ~ ius i.as
roa n, noet cnpcnt ap nj I'm int Va atated ns i"
ths de ornHa gamn ot % nnn ', artv aone aa M
tnovn to hs snrt m IN mn In far SsN sn5
to'av # WA sscnrtain tst hia tnta1 a9.,tsaa s
~ ,,n n Sn an f"I h. o 'ia iIia' ; sBB
abinninc mi 'onsnI e.,,sad hy ioTor frsicSta isa t
hrouGts cash wheat nm to the nrico ~ a,ailer ier
lima. md mado that onton atlynn,a ~ to.dav np,v4
unuer rsther M % bera M bdp % rom the short ntsrast
Who grew nervous at the prospcct. Thlg con.
tnuaJ m IN nhnut 1 nc1oct ;sl,on II a,,ddouiv
subsied on ths anncuncemont that the saiS sI,ors
operstor Ind failsa-to nut ID mors m M maTgins
Wan c.l,ed nnon' n woa eope!alIv m r,ndnrstan3
t1at ths nsrtas who hold hls nron,lses to doiiyar
wero protectsd up to about 81. IS. 50 tlat tho
"ndiv{1cd 1ossaa Uni mt In M feayv ~ ,,ndar
snn1n otl'ar cnsaa of "1yinr 5o,sn" nf 80 conr.a
VICES ss ~ droppoI when ths news ncws vss receIysd''
, 1873-05-14

TUESDAY EVENING, May 10.
Tho flrst hnlf Of tho wnek under review waa rainy
and unfavorahfo to m active trnde movement, and
busincss in iii departments Of tho uaarkot vas dun
but the ptoanunt westher OF tho past few days has
Eroatly ntinni7tod tho domand, and the nggro-
gate OF aales shows respectable Increase
oYor that Of last week, tho preceding one,
The inquiry, though embracing nearly ul lines at
Roods, has boon mainly conferred In pnp1e coored nud
beached cotons, which, ut the ato rodl1cion are
sdored good tnvestnaont. Tho demand for carpets
continues untnterruptedy good. md stocks aro n
worked down, tho narket maintains tho firm tons that
has characterized it for month past. PEeos rapge
substantially thu on tho date Of onr Inst re-
view. Among tho recent ohangas in dry goods quota
tioos We noto 70 declino in Cocheco Dunnolf, aud
Richmond fancy prints; 10 decline In Nau1nkeag,
Many,llos papor can3brdcs, md ia 1yansutta and
Fruit Of the Loom bcaohod cottons. Tho Now York
Dry Goods Reporter nays OF tho foreign dry goods
trade:
Tho season ia past and tho spring business u1ay bo
counted a. over, far looking at eaies In pro1ta
bio light and whllo prices unsatisfactory and lavo
hcan all through the year, thoaa realized upon tho
many odds and ends Of Heasons atock cannot 10 cny
improvement upon what bus boon done. Many styfcH
of troas-goods now open that 1t would not 40 to
carry over account Of atyo aud co!orB, and they
Will lave to bo 1od very low, and the longer It Is dos
ferrcd tic will be The result. Neither tho high
cost Of Goods in Europe or tho high premtu1u gold
hero hays beeu able to give any fe to tho narIe aud
holders will hare to labor and ind thonscvea for tho
balance ct tho toasou, a. they have generally dons
ence tho opening Of tho yc1r."
, 1873-05-14
Haerkimo1 County Dairy Market.

LITTLE FALLS, N. r., Nay 1o.-TAo market this
wcek has been active, with brisk haes and good prices
The delivery waa large for tho acaaou aggregaug for
nl descriptions OF cheese, about 5000 boxes. Farm
dAtr1ca ati lack tncat, beipg badly skinned, and
prices ranged, according to qualify, from 0DlSc few
extra lots going At l3Hc There was an Improvement
In factories, tho previous shipments having cleared or
nloak OF tho worst sk1ms" Still the quantity Of gen
utne whole-milk cleese was comparatively lght. w
Wlbe seen that prices here ranged good ngfo for
the quality offernd: Horkmar County Union, l114o;
Danube uold Spring, Ito; !. D. 1yss, 1so sseua
Church 40; st. Johuyyac, l6ho Little Falls Gen.
tral, 14Ao; Bates 15ko; Bnol!s Dush, lbAo Nam
helm oentre, 1bHo: Dethel l9No; Horkin1er OouEty
Central, 13No; Dsockotts urldgc, 14no; Fulton,
4,To; uerkiner, 14Hc; Cold Brook, IbA White
CfeaE, l51o; Fairfield Assocatton, 1b4o; Old FAIR
aold l5Ae; Haaaenaowa. l6t(o; Central Valley, lsa.
Bush, i4o North Fairfield, IJo; oountryincn, 15Xo,i
Norway, iso; aaorgo Lsauo, i4n; Paine's hollow
165so; Newport 100; Norway Association, ike;
Cook i Ives, 1ao hIalIlianr, 1AEo; Bottvills l3o
Tho top prtos on May laat year VIVA onlY 1akc
aud this ysaF, will be from our quotations is n
rcacel which carries rates % above Last yGar or
tho corresponding week. Tho shipmsuta for tho
week last ycar vos less Gslnk only about 5000 boxeg
HntteF this week has fallen OF In prcax the ratea
paid ranging from a0o to 32c.
At The Herktalsr Village n,arkst tho delivery was
pstly from fkfm dartes and aaea at such wers made
at % to 12o, and 100 to Ito forfanoy los Factories
sold u from 14Ho tol l5ho.
At the Utica market about 1000 boxes Of choose
veso oero 900 Of which were sold 1t pric44 ranging
from lAko to l5o.
anow banks still vtelb!o on tho uorkimsr County
aloHl.
, 1873-05-14

Total, a,7oi ba. 1his is decrease of
Gos.3oo bu wheat; 85o,53o bn corn; 29, 9st bn
barley and an 1noroaao Of 1854 bu oats, aud
l,e4o ba rye. Total deereaso. 1,osobu.
CORN INSPECTION. III. -. --.
I SEQ you have published tls letter from Chief
Inspector Harper, or rather Lin Interpretation OF
tho inspection Inn ~ giron in his lottor to tho
Railroad aud Warehouse Commissioners, in which
he says :: " Ny earnoae enAcavor is to correctly
understand tho 1nspsction laws, and to 50 I'd
Justice to tho shipper, tho carrior, and to tho
best interest Of tho trade Of this city and to tho
producing Bect!onn At lnrgo." Now, this ii just
exactly what wo cosnplain al. ]; na ne1aon who
to your city, wantit inspected on its merits. Not
Oh Mr.. Harper says hp fms tlone, taking into con-
sidaration while inspecting-1: The interests OF
tho shipper, WHO may aond it to Buffalo, New
rior who may freight II for tho shipper. Nor
should that which ho clnsscs 8, the iaterehts Of
your city, be considered while lo is passing jadg-
ment nron boat-loaa Of corn that may be
tSs 4Wn'a ae psaon. psgson Lying Vi IN one
HarroY, in his letter to the. conssnihaioncfs,
cites tho cano: 4 boat-1ond: OF corn
amounts to 5000 or 1000 bushels, which is oqunl
fifteenth Of tlsat boat-load not reasonably clean,
Ao is bound to grade It rejected, not taking into
consideration the fact that, in loading d boat by
my Of the many elevators along the line Of tho
GAttak. tF1aa!I4o w IAotuAt AA '41Dl4 Az
cumulating In tho hatchos of tho boat. Flo can
stop outeido tho lotter Of the law to consider tho
interest of tho shipper, the casrlor, and what llo
ter1ns the intercats of the City Of Chicago
(which think he must have misnamod, they
being coally those Of the olevntora); but
when askod By ono. who lives in d producing dis-
trct to consider that threefonrths Of the dirt in
boat-load Of corn Is necessarily accumulated in
the matches Of tho boat which be Is inspecting,
his roply ID, ~ an complying strictly With tho
law governing tho inspection, and I have no dis
crotionary power" So tho case stands thus: Ho
cndeayora to administer the Inspection laws to
the beat intoreat OF tho shipper, the carrier, aud
tho elevators, but when asked to consider tho iu-
terost OF ono living IN producing section 1e
roplies, ~ bavo no discretionary power"
ONE VINO LIVES IN PRonud1Sa SECTION.
= LATEST.
In tho afternoon. wloat WAS active and tlrncr
No. sold at a1.B1 A@1. .911f aollor tho month,
aud s1.904@1. 1.9011o ne1lor June, both optiona
closing ut tho inAide. Corn was In fair demand
at 4t@41N aeller tho month, and 42@4231o
seller June, tho lattor closing at 42Ac. Also,
441f@4496o sollor July, Other grain aud pro-
TigiOnS vera funOtiYp.
, 1873-05-14
/ LOCAL RTooE AND n0ND MARKET.
breasrs. L,,nt, Preston Il Koan quote "a fo1-
The following Instruments woro 1lled for rec
ord on Tuoat}ny, Mny 10,


M. ,-,...-.-,
1ne 1ollo"lng Instruments Woro lied Tor -cc-
ord on Yuc8tlny, Mny 49,,
orr rnoprnry.
~ ataf,o :. ay OF ana near Twont5-a1th st. I. 2ax
lao It, dated May !; confederation, $7,e25.
rark nv, bot pnge an1 paulina ais, Z, 21x IT to
s11av. afso Ntnv A. ho+ 1vns,tnot,n ,n1 sraatsnu
sa.,t r. a A. a,r pet anu <oa eaa0o a
eoAAto - u1teu API41 ~ conhlacratlon, Hu,uuV'
Lots l8 and 10, In Block 10, Of HswA SEQ 10, 60,
II, dated April IS; consideration, $2ooo.
Lot H. in I,Iook = of bTorroa.a ~ u ~ ~ II
d.. a, a. "a 81. %xsn N,3"A s..a ~
IVY ~. ~, - u"sc" hay - conaluetaaon, *oou.
1ot o1 .oa ~ and lbt in Block D, &C., IN United
States Dsnk Addition, dated April |; confederation,
400.
l9s a. ~ nowley's e. e part q Block 81, Of rall-
foa in &c., %, 30, II, dated March O; consideration,
$Joo0:
.Lohioyno It bot Hoyne and Leavt sts, I, Lot 10,
dhtol May II; consideration, $500.
W " of Lot 20, IN block 10, Of X Of X Boo. 20,
90, IT, with improvements, dated HAY "a; c0nalnra.
ton. s., ,2!o.
Lot 10, 10 Block ~ Drands Addition, dated May Il
consideration, SLIGO.
samuol q, loo Il Of oarfnda u, " I, 25x12d II,
datod Mhy II; consideration, s., 900.
nanlA ny, $40 It OF North ~ I, 25x120 II, dated
May IL; consideration, $3.50.
'Weat Ohio g. near COT Q! 1eayst st, y Lot 40
, 1873-05-14
quoto:. Now York fnotory, new, 1415o; Ohio factory
GfWt 11fa1IH0t t1YGaer1l fMGtQrY. unH. l2al1t6n.i

qotc: Now York fnotory, new, 14@15o; Ohio factory
ndw 12S1SKo; K Mestern ae. fostory now l2913Xe
nocion wifi this market sInco onr laat weeily - roport
was tho docne. on MoutIay Of s2oo ror ion ii tl,o
price Of Lackawannh, othof varieties remain without
soak and u,'aostlet, with ~ anniaakabto iown-
gard toldonoy Il Following arc III quotations:
% Tsnn., seoe Ers. si5oS; nt,.s s'i ii' siooo: ssS
Walnut llil! so nots!ngs, sio,oo Cherry Mine
{a iadans boek, ss@ KrtaMa saatss srats, seoa eSa
11nonk, <so0s Wilmington, 1000.
cOorEltAoE = WaB quiet mud unchanged. wo
to@55o; pork sayes ro,;sh sl1 ;oo@3o.oo; do buck.
so. .oo@2s. 90 do b'lckol or sawed, s25,6oa2s ID
,,htsay stages, rongh. s7t30o52s9o q G DO. Is,eked,
-four s- .s oE 19oo9 dc ae sre1e os
@15oo por nj; pork md tlorco poles, $2o. .od@3s. 90
pom m.
ntfnu IN ndYancn a1,rnnl. Afetclanls rcnott
, 1873-05-14

Withdrawn from storo ycstorday for city
consumption, ,l10 bu wheat; 1,195 bu corn !;
0,562 bu oats; 523 bu rye; 978 bu barley.
The following grain has beon inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: rs cars
wheat; GO cars corn; G,00o bu No. do, aud
1900 bu rejected do, by canal cars oats;
$500 bu No. do by canal; cars rye. Total
(1o3 cars) 5000 bu.
Tho charges Of tho st. Louis Democrat against
our Board Of Trade are Bingalarly illustrative Of
the fact that st. Louia capitalists do great deal
Of business through commission men hero, and
tint no loss than four prominent st. Louis firms
have recently removed to this city for tho ex-'
presa purpose Of tranaacting such business for
st. Louis principals. Ono would think such man
would not como horo If they thought our Board
Of Trade to bo d paradiAo Of sbaspera; 1nless
they nero Bharpers thomsslvoa-anl even the
Democrat would scarcely daro to mako that
charge.
Tho inspection of canal corn ia still the sub.
joct Of loud complaint. Without expressing
any opinion aa to whothor or not those COM
palnts DO we'll founded, we wish to call attention
to tho fact that winter shallal corn in generally
moro or lonsdamp, and that tlia fact was 90 fully
recognized that when the Board of Trade oontrol-
cd the inspection, the corn OF the now crop was
always inspscted aa "new till near the OPEN
;nY Of navigation and sometimes aftor that date;
palnB admitted to bb too damp to paaH ml1stsr
"a No. g. Wo do not 500 how tito Inspectors oen
refuse to pass damp corn a. rejected, under tha M
presant law /; and II grain bo not dry enough to
ssoEe without danger Of heating In ordinary aum-
NOR weather. 1t ought not to be inspected aa Nc,
under any law. Thoro ia no ,.ao in % attonptjnc az inc
70 e. say TINT tho faot Of damp grain being called
NO. Wlli make Il "a good "a dry grain, and no
comtnltteo can make 1t DO. OF Course. Il drY
grain ho called damp the owror Ia Mronroa sn3
orlauoh wrongs II: H. thought remedy viii be
supplied m n tho appointment OF tho conmlttoo
"hieh Wlu aoon como 1uto official oxistonca
TIE MARKETS.,
Tho leading produce markets were stronger
to-day, and some OF them Wero excited ab we'll az
higher, principally undor tho prospect OF beinr
able to ship our grain East 1t lower freight
rates, while Eastern markets woro generally
strong. Thls osusod good shipping movement.
and called out speculative buyers. Tho hne
Weather bad no effect In dopreasing prices.
!, Tho demand for dry gooda was Reasonably ac-
|. oYe. local ~ WeRsa interior desleEs ordering
, 1873-05-14

6HEEp-Very little buslueRs was transacted In this
department Of tbs narket-not from my lnck Of do
mand, but from an absence Of htock With which to
oneratc THO Eastesn suppiy amounting to only .bout
dusing Tho forenoon, but finding stoek Of any
sd1uenco they withdrew. Vauns hro. Of courJo. nom.
annl We quoo poor to common 1t $J25937S; medium
Ut s.. .83240 90, and good To chQicQ at & 25Ga41E.
, 1873-05-14

Dh0aING-in thia market nothing has occurred to
disturb Tho quiet that has long prevailed nud Ysea
have not bcen nubjeetod to nny aprgscAble change.
Grain bags are not held with ranarkabs degfoo Of
a1.nnes ewing TO the depressed condition Of tic mar
ket for tho raw lu&erR but dcnlerh anticipate an iIn-
proved demand, aud hope to sitaain present prices.
I've quote: 6tnsk, 37o; Ludlow, 95o lawiston. 34hoi
American, 3?Ho; AmoaktsR, 32}$o; Otter oreek 3Ac;
hurlap bags and bu. 2os?2oi gnnnes, sinsle' 179
1876; do double, 28@20o; wool sacks, 6aNo.
NuTrEK-Th!s market haA bedn dull and langrid
throughout the past Woek though in Win
tAe nsay.ous weak tho volume Of aalos o1hbta sono
increaso shippers having operated with littlo mora
freedom. furthcr decllns IN rt1cs1 h.s LOen snf-
nakig holders snIions 10 re.lizo, and, in hope Of
stimulating trade, conceasons have bcfn meto from
day to aay amounting to 8D4o por h. Chotoo yellow
dairy, IN neat packages, commands Fond1 esle, bus
qkhef descriptions to greater or lssa e3lens no
tastsd Iacnt, thua far hare not been large tor t9n
soaso and aulosy they ncressa thoro VIII not rroph-
bly, bo further material doclue at present sricey
choice dairy. packed 2dBaoa; medium to good, 200
24s; tlfsrlor 70 COMMON, 99l8s.
0UEIiREA-Otd 4k4aaR It msrs&hnenble lnAuk1 ha&
eutlcy dlaappoare from the msrkat and ~ no con-
siderable quantity Of primo now has yct mhto its nI-
poaranee tho quotations, =. TiA 10 aesn b havs Ds.n
this acaaoa Of tho year, Tho demand - small buyers
not caring to inveat extensively goods
during Apsjl and ths 4rst half Of May. peslere aro
carrying vary little stock though they mansge to keep
opol2b on hand to meet fhs Wspe ot their sads. Ws
, 1873-05-14
COMMERCIAL.

TuEsDAr Evxn1No, May 1a
The following woro the receipts aud shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty -four hours, and tor tho
corresponding dato one year ago:
, 1873-05-14

0ATTLEThe faet tint tho large receipts of yester-
day followed to-day by fully 600 head led to the
exercise Of grcator caution tho Of buyers and
at he same time tended to weskea tho vlews Of callers
to Of depression During tho opening hours very
fow transfors were effected, buyers naming reduc-
tion Ct 1a9l6o a. the ony condition upoa which they
cyincjngt more "ylcldnR" dlsposltion-thsrc was
markod Improvement In the demand, and tho ugBro-
gallo Of tho daya sales mado very fair showing Tho
tho asegs bsinR be- fy as g1od as on any
ticeablo absence Of much Of that scallawag
atock us,mlly comprising prominent portion of tho
been made below fa75. while tho bulk Of the ransfern
were at $5.D0GBb76. Thc c1trcrno range WIS $96009
o.35, Gregory, stradcr Co. obtaining tho outside
% butchers bought M Hberay at sso6s5oo for naunl to
extra COVE, and poor to fatriah steers. The Inquiry
for stookora continues good. and quite equal to tho
supply, at $3.75@5. outatde for primo los Of
plenty ut 33o00o25 Now miloh cowa sola At $2o0oGs
l5o0cr head, according to qualify. Tho market cloned
utssy ns abo. Saturdays prices, as No decliue
from yoster1lny'a quotations: ,..,ox.
ExtrA-drsdad atoers averaging !, $50 MS
ohoioo Hesys.-Fino fat, wcli formed aysar
toe year old atcers, averaging l,aoo to
cool nesvs..sstt.n.,' asy formed
steers, averaging 1900 10 1,soo !ts:.... 6.15@5.5o
agne 1,loo 10 1eso 1bs. 4.sossoo
slaughter, averaging 800 t. lido les.;...: 4ooa4.7s
STICK osttismoo%Mon ,na cat; in eeont
stags, bulls, and xcsllswag zioers. sooss7s
CatQo-Ts1aH, Northern wuerol. .....,,, 4ODtSt t. 60
oattlo-oosn~''a 9eaaa. t.60ta5.1o
, 1873-05-14

Edds-Weso In good demand on local account.
oHng to fair receipts prtces wore trllo eaeier than
doz and u easea Ut l3c.
they havo bccn bocs,'.e the receipts thogh light
incronnlng. otler foathers unchanged no quote:
R 1ass Dss; s sss Ct ,sssEsa fen r .
FIsu-rho tlsl trade continues satisfactorily aoye
rreyas In al departments There h aurplus stock
either Of lake saltwater fish, and present prices WILL
T1e e on e. k rso .ne eu1 I'M T.
= %ssts3e; 4 " auo!s: l. :. ss: rhi!sasa: bsj;
s nssstese!, 4 bri, az;759s:oo: ~; ! shers i!t.
aeorsss soaash So. 5s@7o6 Labrador herriact sput
brls. s9.o0Gs9tU; do. y BIZ, $A:7s@5.o0; labrador
;F ss gor Sst4ns H. ss 90 ksr@as e. fsS :ssss
+ FKUirs I'll AHD NUTs-TheFs hss Ssssl sona sliglt
buf It has not resulted in any hardon.tng Of prices
on. tho contrary, thase is an easier feeling IN
auotaby lover s,nong them ralsias, eurranta, and
prunea: EoRzlas-pate., ea2oc;. ngt aruna, 1l@
lsa, lsS M ss5 t4es ~ 2sa Tassxssasss :rfss 2sS g.
westssn 10. sesss soultern d. ssso; peasIs;
% sSa ss Rsas4ss H15s: s RI s
lii rittod chor1ics, ,2a9a4o. Nu1s-E'bers, 14l5c;
nu,si e!@Gsie; wlulnatop poanSts. aasa: Tennesseo
pIsinitE:; anEEN FhUiTs-rAo demand for oranges aud
1ou,ons!a active aud thoy are very firm. Mcssina
or,ngsn arc scaree here aud E,1 a1a 5,; m a.anco 9
pies, i common 10 ftir si.0o1a.7s good 10 choice,
yntcd5 "t s5.ooal:oo por br: lemons ii t7.o5@
10 1or log Palermo oEsn3ca e ~ SooSooo + Mo.sna
anas ss.0uGs7.o 90 per bunch.
,uOrs--Thoro wa, no chanEo to note. Tho mnrket
Ia quiet and nominal Wc quote: Ir!mo to choice
as 'sssf 's
LEX sst o amea re IL re Ss aa s w s ~ oseao
the quotations have hoen only t1dsnerey sustained.
CptrteA aud spicca the only nrclcs tho at for
which tho nlsfSet haa thovn nnequivocnl asu,ue,p.
Tho former has boeu tho gubject Of eoao speculative
inquiry as well M good consumr!lve desand, and
upward movement Of prices in New York wiz fol-
viii. % l}boral and increasing dsmand; hut under III
at9ots priees remain aa!nproyoa: We quote:
corrErs-Sioebs, 32;ass3xe; Q. 6. lam, a7@2ao;
d.: d. SS 2iSs o e,asy as sos o 's5es as
aas; @ ains.po1e, % u s5a3sssi Costs Ries: fsaey ~
ds daspIssNsas IL 1 fai vs'sit aossoSs sssTins. I'LL
WEIGHT 15@se Do sloft Teg6t, 4q14As
as sss ea..Bs sAsS'e es@s sas'0n ss' Caro-
sUoAns-Patent cut loaf, .13,la13He;- cruahed,
HIssiSs Hiae a9% a. ss9ss'sa e. s 1 = :'sGa's -.
s 81 9;*es s6e's. sSs 'es$s'eas ssss g.
AZ @s t a. Sss sa:ss NV oeass:
shoies, lo@loxo; Do pFlmo. d'1aoHo; do fs4r "a
sraors@Dj.,noaa drips, $1.s,a1.as; silver arips
e1tr n' S2&Tso goodt t1sss: s5.p
s55e s5s spsSs @ s s s s
Hico olasscs. choice. 65lS65o: c~ @'' e3'A9'''' ~
esaoo. .co.--.u to beas, s@1os.
, 1873-05-14

noas-As the supply and demand kcop pretty evcn-
II balanced prices aro running along With but utto
tho Eastorn n.arkes1s bJno means large, 1t tsas,i-
esent TO c'a TIM attention Of buyors and ons ~
proportions 10 not probable that vaes will naternl-
y dspreeinte. The i, 900 head sale today were
s91t 10 h q oiI,osoa I Of the oc.t being taken Ct 500
Of tho transfers wore effected at Is 2og53 Tho mar.
ket eoso ateaay At 81 00b.1b for inferior 10
t330l9b. 40 for good 10 0hoaco
New-York tribune., 1873-12-23
DECIsIONS-DEC. %.

Suprpme C1urf-ChqmberS-B Judge Daniels
The P,op Esea-0rier directed dschsIgng the reaor
him - the custody Of bis mother
BY JUICY Brldy.-Blruett agt. McNeiL-See opinion
Superior Court Special Term Bv Judge Freed
Reese she proposed case and the stenog
lie marked required by Rule 10 OF the Court
Bstz, CarOrr appointing receiver FAR sg richardson
MJior dismissed. Goodrich agt. Sweeney-NOtOn denied
Bv ChefJusc, Bhou-Crano ag Sounebon.Fnding o feet
G sw signed and order for allowance Of IL 20 10
decrtart
By Judge SdrevkRobes yt White ct sTbe order denied
without ca decision. Chase Vanderbilt et al impld-fhe
should have limeut e I've other see
kclugh The Imperial FIRE ns Co OF London Motion
ut upon Of the time Of motion,
All SO costs Of motion SEE decision.
Common PleG9-Speciql Term-Bv Judge Loew.-
TLOurson Interpretations denied; Pees egL
e,Ilon d-iet; zee N y A r Co. agt VsnTaye
Injunction denied Schultz SchaiZeRferees
report and complaint dismissed BIZ SegraveMO-
L5u lcr..i sa0l.