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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15


A Missouri correspondent Of the
Rural World gives the following d.
rection for preparing fish-pond and
the variety offsh to put in it:
"As point to begin, and place
within the reach OF every farmer in
the State this much desired table lux
ury, will suggest plan, costing
nothing and but very little labor -
Construct stoek-pend Of suficientsize
to ensure water during the summer
season and will not likely freeze to
the bottom in winter. Then catch
with the seine a fish known in the
streams OF Kentucky as the ne,o light,
and called iu Missouri the calico
perch convey them without injury
to the pond, and you win always be
certain of an abundance of excellent
fish. / have given the names above
as those by which ! have heard them
called, not being posted in 6shology.
They are a broad, fat fish, with mot
tied silver sides, white belly, sucker
mouth, with less of a delicate web
| ike structure. They run in the
schools; bite best at the live minnow.
bnt will take the common fishing
worm very well; grow to the weight
of from II to pounds They re-
quire no feeding-will live anywhere
the sunfsh can I End them in ev-
Iery stream that / am familiar with
north ofthe Misso uri river, and I
have no doubt they abound south Of
the same.v
We take the foregoing to be va
riety of the suniish, and though it is
good fish, and relished as one Of
our best river and creek fishes, it is
much inferior in flavor to some 9TH
ers, the white perch for instance.
They are indeed to be found almost
everywhere, and the varieties Of them
are almost innumerable. They seem
to multiply rapidly in almost any wa
ters, ponds or streams. Some Of
them are nearly round, others are
more elongated, and they weigh from
an ounce in weight up to hundreds of
pounds. The sea sunfsh is some-
times between FIVE and six feet long,
and are often harpooned by sailors
COR food, and are excellent eating. In
pure fresh water they never grow
large, not over quarter of pound;
in tidewater they grow larger, and
sometimes weigh as much as pound;
but in salt water, up bays, rivers and
creeks, they grow to two or three
times as large
OF course no one would think of
having a fish-pond without fair sup
ply of water In each pond, too,
there should be portion agitated by
the stream, or the streams, of good
force, or the fish will be very insipid
1t is an erroneous idea that anybody,
having a small spring can have fish
by daming it up. 1t is true they
will live and multiply, but the quail
ty, among those who make this a
point in ish-eating, will be very or
dinary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15
Our silver Crop.

The production of silver from the
mines of Utah for the year 1871 is
roughly estimated at $5, 900 900, and
writerin the Omaha Herald predicts
that the total yield for 1872 will
reach double that amont. 1t is diff.
cult however, to arrive at an accu-
rate estimate Of the production in this
Territory, as the shipments are made,
some of them in refined silver bull
ion, others in base bullion of varying
value, and others still in ores of wide
" different degrees of fineness 1t is
believed, though, that the Little Cot.
tonwood district alone has yielded
more than $6,O0O,OOO the present
year. There are seven mines there,
besides the Emma, yielding more
than S500,O00 each, some reaching as
high as 81 100000.
Prof Clayton, of Nevada, a COM
petent authority, estimates that the
silver product of that State for 1872
will be from 80 to 33 per cent great
cr than last year. He believes that
Comstock lode will this year yield not
less than SIG, 6,OOO,0 600. This includes,
of course, all the bullion from that
lode, proportion, greater or less, be-
ing gold. The Raymond and Ely
mine in the Phoebe district of Nevada
is the most productive nine known,
except the Crown Point mine on the
Conlstock lode. Its yield this year
is expected to exceed $4,000, 900.
This mine was stocked and sold in
San francisco for $3, ,0O0, 900, and has
paid seven per cent. per month on its
stock ever since the day of its sale.
Mr. Raymond, one of its discoverers,
holds one million dollars in its stock,
on which he receives $4,000 month
ly. His dividends for the sttwelve
months have amounted to $S40,00O
in gold. ea
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15
PArryNcr Soma cad lives

PATIENCE-In some sad lives there
comes a moment when the shadow OF
death passes over the soul, and does
not touch the body. After that we
walk along our appointed path in the
world, and laugh and talk, and buy
and sell, and marry and are given in
marriage, may be, and none of our
friends, who hold our hands and wish
us God speed on our way, imagine,
when they look into our eyes, that
we are dead, that there is no more
light in the morning dew, that in our
hearts is neither hope nor fear,regret,
remembrance, nor delight; only SO
much of the red heart throb as keeps
up the show of life for other needs
than our own-only cold, dull pa
tiencc in place of q living soul.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15
NOAH CASEBEER.

Agent for the Company at Somerset
dec9
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15

-
was daylight above, and the snow
was falling fast Saul saw the noble
tree standing fast and firm in the
midst of the storm. With dcsper-
ate leap he caught a branch, and rails
ed himself above the tent And
when he looked upon the awful scene,
upon the cruel white snow in which
the tents all around him were imbed-
ded, and nearly buried, his heart
throbbed despaIingly. But this was
no time for despair. 1t was the time
for action. When he had secured his
position in the tree, he stopped over
the tent. "Davidp' he cried. Da-
vid's voice answered him. This is
our only chance" he said louder; he
spoke slowly and distinctly, so that
those within the tent might hear him.
Here we may be able to find safety
until the storm abates and the snow
subsidies. Listen to me, and do ex-
actly as / say. Get some provisions
together and some water, and the
little brandy that is left. Make them
up in bundle. Tie rope and cord
round it, and let me have it quickly |
Before he finished speaking, David's
wife was busy attending to his in
structions. Answer me, Saul, !"
cried David. what do you see of
mr. mates Pr SauI proanpd ADO not
ask me, David Let us thank God
that this tree was left standing
David climbed on to the table in a
few minutes, with the bundle of pro-
visions in his hands. He was lifting
it for Saul to take hold of when the
pile upon which he was standing gave
way, and he fell heavily to the ground.
At this moment a movement ia the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15

The unpro6tableness of slowing
gold away in an old stocking has been
illustrated in Mclean county, Ill,
An old man has just sold to bank
$4,000 in the precious metal which be
had stored away before the rebellion,
If it had been sold when the premium
was high and the proceeds put at in
terest, it would have amounted tcl
$2O. 900 now.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1873-01-15

Six Russian Mennonites, represen-
tatives Of forty thousand persons Of
the same faith, have been looking
about Lehigh county, seeking an ELI
gible place for the whole body to
settle in.
, 1873-09-26

The following Instruments wore nlcd for roo
ord Thursday, Sept 25:

The following Instruments wore fled for roo
ord Thuraday, Sept. Is:
orrY PROPERTY.
Dontnick at, 178k II Of ,cbsscr av, swf, 2"6r10o
II, With Wobso7 AZ Of 5ox07 It, dated Sept u
consideration, $4,000.
On atrcet bot Centre ~ and Throop 81, 900 It Of
Sixteenth st, Of a5xl25 IT, iaed Aug IL; consider
alton, s1,o5o.
Lake st, $40 It OF Franclaco st, f. 24125 It, aatod
Sept. 10 consideration, sl,50o,
Ashland ~, 100 # n Of Adams Ut, wf, o8N1t6o II
dated Sept. 1; consideration, f25, co.,
Wabash IS I. Of Douglas paso. VT, 2s1lsos Il,
t1atsd Anfil .; 5 constdeE4tio!,, n $780,
Eopt 24 consideration, s., 800.
Sltlard av, 200 # Of yontya st. OF, 6ox12a91o
Mllwakes ~, ii I'D II, Of Wood 81, t. 2Ar1oo
It, dated Sept y; constipation, f2!oo.
Lincoln + 1oa II Of csthss1ne It 3t5l27 -, &
Evergreen It, los It Of Hoyne st, at ss4s1o7 II,
Ere Il ii It y ot RueEer i /, at.1eo it, dated
ss SsPs Sss sss:ssssas a1s' 1s'o "
drand Nv, l47N # Of uatnlin nv, I, 2511o7 #,
dated Arg l9 sonsie5stiion 1t *5l2 ;,
oe,f ashRan s. sio o 4sen a 4oz17o
4a5o ssp ii. Is sGns|a'Etsa t. nass t9f railroad.
IsFo 10 i of c!ssk IT, 200 Il, istcd xus.
ss lots in nfadwels xdditlon, soo 81, 40 IA, dated
Sept 70: consideration. s2ooo,
L9.s to i? shoups sa6lvlson Of 1ot nocs 10
dated sopt u consitlora.io1,, ., 6oQ.
-, sog9H or ,,;: otTx LIs!1Ts: e IT,, ,,.,.,
enbdivltion Hcc 49, 3a IA, dated Sept 10; considera-
'G; dst s q, Block 1s phorcs subdivision x SEQ
~ 9s, Is mud other property, dated Aug. o consider
@ttoAt F'oVs
, 1873-09-26
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TuunspAY EVENING, sept.. as.
ALCoHoL-Was quiet and steady at $l.si@1 80 for
BUrrEn--rhe offerings Of good to choice qualities
vera not mora than cguAl to tho donn Of tho retan
bringing oa@3oc. Common qualities wero quiet.
T,ese IL no lensud for ahpmcnt,' Wa quota: ohoico
yellow, 25327o medium to good, 1ea22c; infortor to
DRooM- -c0RN-There Was no change Manufac-
turera are holding OF and ,s markc IL very quiet,
but noninnlly arm. No quote: Good to extra hurl,
ssoXo brush that will work ttaelf into cloco huri
broom, sNGa7e; for good DO, 6X@ea; gaod d choice
nEaNB AND FEAs-There il sol1s in,iairy for
shirnen. to the far West, but tue receipts still
ssv s H9s ss.1 Gsad Roaa y pnie Gh ms VI aGs Rs:
HU1LbiNd MSTEiI ALs-Wsre trias iess tS active,
co, cssag, s3So@ LOO; rort1an conent. S7,5oSsoo
y brl; Roaenlalo cement f3.2s@a.5o; Utcn, Louis-
bie aust sa,0o lime in bulk, soc@so0; Limo torls),
sl.lo@l.25 v bril-: white sand, q brl, s1ao@a.oo; ;
&C. ss:'sss sss ; tuns g" rts tss dsn is stst 9ss
pressed brick, tl4.o0ta16oo; sewer briek S8.5oa
iooo; milwaukee, ana Racine pressed, sas.6oSaooo,
sis.do@2s. O.; % common slo.0dtal6.o0: afo Clay,
nAadiNdeThe demand continue. fair, and prce-
T. aas SmosiesS ss ts otser dssel Hs:'
17eal5o: do double. $50: wool sacka, 63eso5o.
xaty nHfn ofsFs sasrs 'r ss sfSsss Ssrtss
ssseS ts5ss r. H. : sSsSSSsS, SS
2soo@yo.oo; do bucked. flour stayoa $9oU0s
i0.5o; circle Aour heaAiag, 71a@9Yc per ST. Near
hoon poles. $4oo@1o.oo leE M pork mud tserco poles.
t31. .OQ0e36.01 per m.
oiiEEsE-sleots With moaesate inquiry at WI,
313o; Ohio factory and Western factory, do 109l2o
lower gvaaeH, 6G5sc.
ooA.-was modoratoy active and Arm, aa
.Ss r1s 1ax so Es'Ssf sSs s19 ill., ,S Ssss
burg, {9.0oe59b0; Hooking Valley, Sb.U0; Caunel.
$l0.66 Intiiann hlock, $r.50@R.u0; Kirkland 0rate,
800; Cherry Niue, $soo; Minonk $500; Kingston.
E0ds,rl.s roce!psa were quite large this morning,
lowor. aales we're rcrorted at aoQsalo.
qese Primo to 9hoise !Iys-Eeese feathers a 7s
accorilng so quality: clckon. 0@as.
FIH-The demand IL rathur less Actiye. but, never
S.ter Inscriptions. Ynmnsr.3,re.l co.lasl " now
mt Of the market. Hulk rod Ia guotod al
so00se.25. I'olow arc TIC prices curront: No. /
yti'ssh :tr o"eSss oe3s 1s N DO
eroi* nov. N-bsi, flJ.bo@l4.oo; No. bay, tiO. 10
1sy1ofs kirk S'es; sic5S Me ), shere l.is, s3'd
iii, }o.bOCS0,7t Labrador herring, Hp!lt,, brla,
hisi herriiis rannd, br, ss.oo@s:6o; do brl. tt.2s
GS4.6u; bo1 hprr'HY Nn. !, :o,sa:o; bok herring,
sealel, 4o2A2o: Columbia lsiser saaon y hrs. $9.so
@Ffm1IU1rs AND Nurs-Trasle In this department IL
about equal tn tho Averages at Vrlcea arc steay aud
arn,, Az tollnws; r'hs!oSo.n.tes, n S- 4 4eM@s9o igs
usu sunes isSies Tarli"h prapcA, gSs 1s@s e sa.
alns isynss, s2.0aSa.oo raikins, loose hlnscatcl,
&oo@a.60; saiytus, Valuicia. llSllHo; zaato cur.
, 1873-09-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


L1YknpooL, Hspt. 2o.-Cottou oasior; rniddling
upland, 85s@9d; 0rienns o.@oi1d; salea
u, 900 balea American, 6o0o ba1oa; speculation aud
export, 1000 baiea.
lRRipsrurrs-ncd winter wheat, 12s ID. Flour, %
@20s. Corn, 32a.
ltov1sloKs-o Cheese, eos. Cumberland miaa'es saa
Oh; abort RIBS, 45s.
LoNpox, aoyt. u.s. ?. m,--consols. 92H. bonds
o;eos ef 'ds and os o. osy: 1o,4oa ooA new % os;
England Inns beon lxel ss per cent. The bullion In
the Bank Of England Inns decreased CARGO
l4Rts, Sept, a5,--Ncntes, 57f 10. Tho amount OF
apeclo n tic bank Of Franco haa incrcaaed 900
fraues during tbs wax,
, 1873-09-26


rants, 7HSSo; clron. 4tG3l5f. moME,fio-A9lesn
nrss SHSn TGe 1so soim m.
err. 10. ,G511o41; roachsa parsl, 2ts2so; neacAeat
Mo ~ asa,aa now
NyrsGFerts' i5dlao ai,no;s ,'T Ter%raRona, % assc;
French Tya1n1s i9l7o nr",ilH n!'eesns,
toa BsanaSs s@gs: Te',i,assso ussnas. "a 5zs
ss3sSsa s% s Il s s sr os;s s
sc fsss e. tEf aa 1 oos
loes Mt Vt aest lilo trao atarsliy, eseet to cur
4"1ta; ntef;.r son,-,,>aa,<,
cofrHns@ hoclla, s2a@a3Ho: O. @. Joya. a2a
aqLn. Tava NJ 9nkalis. ia,,cv liz o1t@tS5'7;1c
ss;ss,dS, sS|ss a1SM1s; sS fSns 1s sesa
Sa;1si Singapore 5Sg ?s@$s sS,, 5g,s
gAsp1rs--s!ar, full weight 1o@1o,se; searino. full
lina e1iio e1SioHe. 'a@'''' 4'''so0p' 'seS'S<e' caro-
powdered, tasGs12So; grapiijatoI i2X@l3Mo: a. K.
atat,,lari, ii Kali aG d. Ma. d IfssaiiMn: Il 1fta
Tx s sitra e 13d1;@llle; No: ie@llo; yeI
do, jis@l0tfo: fair 10. 0a1aoaIo: cloico moasscs
sugar, i0h @l0lo; falr do, aE@o,lo com1non de- s@
ujS&spXc; do. fair, SXtsDllc: cotnmon, 8ssSc, '''
bInurs-piamond drra, ii o06al is: siiyer ;r,ps.
e3iEs s3Es A. no 6sss. sss ra a6
So; do prime 35Sfse common. o5s7oa; fose osS
@5sc '''-00'>0'
sAIEnATuH-Oomm to boat, D@10o.
srIors-AIlsmco, 17@lac; cloves, lo942c; casais
as9i0o; pepper, 2set929o: nut1nrgs. $l.3o@l Us
ginger, pure, 38@3oo; Do No. !, 2o@25o do No 2, ID
sosrs-Ftouch uoltlea o,5@8sfc: German uotslsd,
esao,[c aolicn Went 0@SNa; Wh.to Lily, exc
6Xc; Whlto nopo, oA G{d1%o brown Windsor, 4I3
coauut. 7a3Se; Ghnmpaign, ot61a6Xo: prmroso' %
oXc.
10 :: common. 5SoaGc,
GREEN FliUITs-Tho market IL bountifully sup.
+1in1 .,att, rrnrou rnaot,as nrn1aa arH Init
, 1873-09-26

In view II Tho rapid accumulation Of stock At tho
Union Stock Yards and tho Inability Of Shippers to
buy owing 10 tito continued troubles In hnancial at
stocE dealers in gcnsral was hold in Tie Exchange
building this morning, and tho following motion waa
unanlmously .doptei:
Moycd--"That john 3. Sherman, ,Esq., 3uperintend-
ca of The Stock Yards, notify tha railroad Companies
delivering sock here not to receiye any further con-
bignrensA until further notice; that the yards aro
fHl; That hero is no room for further seceps, aud
that no stock eau bo sold to mako roon,."
This resolution vas handed to nfr. ehcrman, and
Signed by nearly all commission morchaDls
In response to this request, Mr. Sherman ordered
tho following dispatch sent to i'll the railroads:
..us,os Sroon YAnps. scpt. %. 1873.-Tho Yards
nrc full Of stock Commission merchunts held moet-
1r,u
, 1873-09-26
lgssffato 1.-Two stock Market.

BUFFALO, Sept. 25.-Uatto Eoco!nts to-day, inclua-
Ing ysyrntsen cars scrore to arrive, 1854 total for
tbs week 0ll9 cad caIs gannt 4a7 ears for ho sane
time last week. Tho market ssil continues dull and
nulticiuut to establish prtccs. The few aoli wero
strong AZ ~ on trona 'aat wseks cesng prices The
ynrAs ars crowded With stock. more than half Of
shiped East IL tirst hands, quito nu,nhpr Of Wcstor
owiers placed tho!r stuck In charge Of friends tosy
auI lii Tor houo Western shippers woud do wel td
keep their stock 1t home until thS nuenc!a! erssk has
passed. Enough stock will 10 led over here to sgI-
py s dsnauas for ua1t weak. Sales Include 1M ILL.,
steers ay. Rs89l 2b at $3A06.l2; 20 Texas steers,
, 1873-09-26

METALs AND T1NNEiis; isTiioociKis-orders from
ths Interior sonnns To- come u freely aud prices arc
T1s PIArn-IC, loaiI, s,3.6o; d. l2x12, sl4.oo: do
14120 s4.5o do roofing, 10 siso0; d. 3oI2s $a7oo
81 ssa4 zas@Fa ss;ks soi ILL., III ask II
sntz7 iSosSo: Il, a1fa rates; Russia iron, go
aAEv1sizro M G' inosNo. ao NC 152o Ito No. 2e@24 1ec;
No. 25@2e, 17e; No; a. lse No. y, 2oe. discount
CorrEn-Coppcr bottoms. Auc braz1crs, Il res,
SIC; timed copper, 3so; pautshed "copper" Acc; do,
H. H. ie; Is aad Il H. lsxc; ID sud ID, lasze; i,
14sc la, IKE ~, ieato 90 1e'(o: fll bundle 25
IN iis IN good country demand and ann
nntler light stocks. We repeat: lo9o0d per keg
.5s & g s sS0 g. ass, e. q MI g a. q sas &
NAVAL sTOREs-Wo continue to quote: Manila
ho.np @ cord, . i, 2oa2sa; nasr1ine, S, 3oS22e;
tnrred rore, vn, i7@lso oaknrn, hale, 8 ootSo.bo
firm. Merchants report that thoy arc Unable to at
a s orders e owing he 9, ssarey ar Of xln o
seod rcqu,sst, ,and afan. " queto: Carbon ~
is' N5. &C.; ' scoa @ "a raw, siooS,oa do bos
s1.o5@101; whale. a0@sao sperm, 81 lGoS2oo; ncata
&c., o pat e ss ose s o
tnRpentino, 62o nsnttha, os gravity 1aaloe; naph
h dcea l9'S local trade wero buying from hand
were % woak % ana lower for I'll 1si!sies We aote
per perl bu 7oSsao Eary Ross q 7sssao on tack yo
10y ToH 5yf: %Sp Ss e. f2s' suppl, i. orce..,e
particularly Of Chickens and prices were wsak and
spring s DO. sa55ss75; snal 90, ssootas3s; ducks,
az, 3sSS; nallard ducks. $s7s pr doz; small dusks
, 1873-09-26
Pittsburgh OIL MnrIfct.
Hr1snunan, Sent. 25.-Cruao petroleum nominal as
$l,d6@t.1o. Rsd1ed, 1910


NEW Yonx. Sept. 5.-CorroN-Irreeu1sra and 1ower,
with limited dinsnd; mi.liog upIan,ls i1;ic:
5000 brls aupcfdne wostorn nni Btate, Is 5o@5So
soea d. e s92S exdi, ,s ss ssa +,
Ohio extras, $e.zoSs.io; st. Louis, soooalo Is. Rya
aoaf s1a a. 2at 1a Wheat IN
out u ths msrfot resorts pa NJ sprsps,
sauSes, 4sa &esern ssa Isl sdt IA
&c. o sr Ms qas md fH mr.
bn; steamer mixed weste e.a' s1ss2o; ssil do; es,@
@ lgss2s; xhi's, ] ss@ssa; bissE H. .assic. "a 1'N '''
HAr AND Hors-Unchangcd.
CorrgE-Quiet; Rio, al@a3o:
sHo; molassoa quiet Porto Rico, ao@oso. Rice quiSt
PETaoLEum-Dnl; crude, &c rohned, 1ac.
pnovls1oNa- dill and lower; now mess, s17.2s
@i7So. Beef aud cut meats dull aud unchanged
saser 81 ss ssa ss Lard quiet and
Bu71rn-1u fair domand, and firm; Western, 2o@
CuEEsE-Quiet and 1rra it l2,5Gsl3Hc.
"n&'A3-''''' q; o1No1NNArz. iii
md Slosdy u so.Se7.io Wheat noninni; No si isa
winter, t:ao@l.s5 Corn quiet and steady at t4fS55c
oats qast = ~ s a1~eF at a's%4 Barley quiet and
Pnov1s1oss- entirely nominal. There is
nothing doing, neither b1yera nor sellers being dis
tho close.
ToLEpo, Sept. 25.-pnEADsrurFs-F1ou dull rnd
unchanged. Wheat auM and unsesslsa extra white
Michigan & & ts5 amber II nst1cga1a 3 for seEte
do 81 IS caah Corn jim md unhst:lrd high mixed,
7M@isa{o cash ana seller September sl@5lKc No:
, 1873-09-26
COMMERCIAL.

THuHsDA1 EVENING, Sept. 25.
Tho following woro tho receipts and ship1neutB
OF tho leading articles OF produce in Chicngo
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
eorresrondng date ono year ago:
, 1873-09-26

thu week, there dotngin the market to-day,
alshough1t fur from bcing active. The New York
the purchases mado by Mr Looms, thero would have
been very fow sales. Ths buyer took Asia hogs. OH
Boston account, at $4.25 paying therefor In drafa
pricca were 6@loo OF. Heavy weights sold At 81 o0
4.95, principally 0t s4.26 and Light weights at M.3o5
400 for poor heavy to choice light grades Pens tu1
Tim fcIt0,Ftnp wnra ap1n,1D fc rannrtaf
, 1873-09-26

TlIuAspAY EVENING" Sent, rs,
The offerings Al tho Wholesale market wero lhrgor.
ucsdo tho SUPPLY lott from yesterday humber Of
ycsso,s arrived thin morning, md III aM about thirty
rafgors wers oEorng. IAare was fur attendance Of
buyers, hui vs Vt tAen wore mercly spectatoss aud
, 1873-09-26
Now York 4,ry-Coods Market.

NEw YonK sort a5--rho tone Of tho dry soolH mar:
confident feeling e1!sts In I'll quarters. Business WITH
agents ID dull but an Increased tobng distribution Ia
rrogresang. Bues have not been Affected by tho mon
ctary crisis, and prices for sapfc cotton goods rlo
steady. Prints and cotton hanuels re,na3n Hcarcc,
plan cloth and coloroJ dress fabrics selling freely 1t
auction, and realize satisfactory prices. shaws quiet
, 1873-09-26

aIlEEP-Wore dull ard weak. Neither city dealer
nor shippers prIceu were weak At sat
@4.69 for common to choice mutton grades.
, 1873-09-26

IHFeb 1oTAfB ef cat to ho Rdded when kransfefFed.
which oharRo follows the shingles.
T1ickness--Fiye shugles to be TWO inches In thick
nebs,
Length--sixteen inches.
HARDWOOD.
Dlack-Waiuut - Colnters $1o0. .oo@160.o0: clear,
e50oas5,00: common. S35.00@5o0O; Gull, {20.00a
$500 flooring, $1,000.
Asi.-Clear, $2800a4o.00; common, $t0,o0@25o 90;
Gull, $40 0o0@16.00 flooring, 800. .00@ @A0.Q0. 49,
oak-Clear $26o0@ 4o.0o; common, $10.00@25,o0 !;
Iiickory@oiear, s2s. oo@5o.w; common, :2o.oo@
a1.00 Gull, $l2. 2.0dt9l8.00.
Marle-Glcar, s22.o0@35.oo; common, $1a.oN@25.o0
Gull, $t0. .0o@l5bo. -..-
Dutternut-0loar, sos.oo@eo.oo; common, s2o.oo@
5000.
Olcrry--C1ear $4o.oo@Go,oo; common, s15.oo@
$500 Gull, $l2d0@t0.00.
Whltewood-ocar, sd. .o0@40.oo; common, 5000
@25.O0 cu, $1O 0O@15.00.
wagon poles, each. 45a55o bor boards. $40.
Florida red cedar, 35c per Il mahogany, 3a(940o
do counters, SOC: rosewool 5oa8oc white holly, &c.,
, 1873-09-26

The market remains In much tho sao condition on
ycs,er4lay partea w.o had tito rcay raHl bought Ia
some o1ot nn wore favored with lt0ral conctHaton
II IA itnpoaBtblo to gys Accusato qunhtlons. fon
anlcs werc n,ado ut former pricce, but parties
generally stajuE them more or less in order to real
i2o. Lumber frclghtB wero weak and declin-
linz One or two chartara wero matfo
to-day nt 1nwer figures, but not enough Inns lCo1l
duc ia yo TO establish q,Iohttons, rrtccs wnre ensy
m follows: Good 10 clotco boara md strips $l261
IT, 6D common 10 medium do $lO 0Dal760; juiss and
scat.t1iug $40. .O0Gat0.6O: sbngles $J,17ko; lath,
St87kc.
The following salcH wero reportod:
Cargo aclr Frontier City from ntnntstco 1856 m joIss
, 1873-09-26

ton, Kean l. Co., AZ follows:
Bumna. sstsing.
q. 8. e. Of B1......-...,.....,.....1l
b-2Gs Of u. llQ
p-.ua Ot GA....... ....s.............+llu
s-20s Of rs, jim. and Jiy. -.
5-21s uf ~, jan. aud duly. .,....,.. .113 90.
5-20B OF o. Jan. anti July. ..1l3 80.
i. 8. 81 tnew 4sa.e) =. ..............llo 49,.
y. y. taf currency " s''"..'.'''.'..-.'.udA 80.
uo!u ltu1 HesGAtl.. ,.ll0a1
Eastern exchange countor rates) iar LII s LILO ru
stosiing exchange iarga irstts) .. .... 1onH@lo3H
Chicago City 7s..".. .... WI iat,
Cook Gounly 7s......... ...." WY u int.
LaTEHv.
NV YONG, Sept 25mMoney ! n'nAnotablo The
their legul tender yotea as prosited by yehtertlays
resolutions Ono Or two which stood exceptionally
sroug, refused at first to put their egn! tetierA tn
aoratio I.osu certificates were 'ss,sd y the Clear
INK House to-day 10 the extent OF a0000o0. 0ree
backs are still worth premium, au saes wcr0 u1ade
today a. s [o l. to * E' ssnt for csrs =
tho greatest point OF DANGER. ss It involves not
ouly our foreign TRADE, hut eyory department Of
ton,estlc trade from .npers Of @ nFoaneo ftoM this
lbs South. Tho gig1a of encoura agemont, aside fro
this that tie Ganka aro gaining IN depos!!e ad
tha their mas,,nsF'y for going through tho e'A1s is
Toreen exchange, while nomlnal aaa sold At 1850
1056 tor primo 90 tlnys. Bterlilig at 105H 100 for
cable tran'fe1s lo,talUa fot commercial bills. Gus.
Tluro WIS fair degree Of activity In gold, md tho
closing 1t NIX. Tho, rates, p4!d for esrytt!ty
io-.lAy were o. sud per tss ssnt, sa anl eSa
1s nhs Aasat,.t M T1sas.5ser 9lsrib!9ea .59doo. NJ
,;ncs 0nqer lt "a, a. tatay. Farther aiollntA Of
uold arc reported iu ls III ~ ssy from Louaon hsss