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New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
DOMESTIC Markets.

2;w and o T'at bnI IsT s1n Ndssw 3S
1 & . Fa[ h @ i5 5 @ 25 Fair to Pa%o we 81 Sss
Good Primo Re 81 95ss2 loi Common to Fair do - Ioa
soaseru 81 I TSifI wh S@a 3 r. at &C. d. Yeo fl at Mixed
sn qg a o e. W % q. @ 0uf R n e Sa & and auesssse
good demand Western s5o9e25i Peansyasis 81
The latter FOR bbng lots Bulk Meats aeye shoulders 0ls
Shoulders, Ste; RS Sides is Clear E sides iasi sas, yss.sE
evening Bulk Meats and 1000 Green Clear Rib At So 20
c~ Hans UNCHANGED Lard arm at 7@Se Western Butter un-
0Sio jan Fioa steady and unhsn-ed se 800 bbs at
g. - for No. sPEg 30 80 for & Am9sT %s %Gsgi sg ss5 st II tG
M S Sle car, so si-a9Lss Club 81 Corn
Soc Barley a Canada hea p va 81 ~ 5 SoIa 5 M p sS ~
s2l Shpsqf, $12i Mdings S23pef tun Railroad tregh
% Philadelphia. 'dci to B'son Rel to Newf0Fk s2ci 10
BGTFiLo Jan Lake ImportsFonr 400 bbls whes. 2el
spmen-Wh 10 5O bush; Corn % 400 bush Oa 1890 bah
Rye bush Barley, 400 bush Flour g1ehaPg "esisT1 spnS
N6eat hLn I'm % & 80 9 q; ai s of Mi1suIee No Spring
81 s. Corn seadg sales 1000 bush NO az }C & o7 fuS G
Barley quiet sss OF Canada 9e5o Western No. 2, s59gos
81 6 5 Prime !" Wese. > l5 - i5 Prime Oenada 81 2OG ii
PsySE, s unean{ Rsi a, qnG9a eay on & With o3er.
supply; sales Rye tmer with hmited oaerngs % elf NO
sm demand ,iesdg sales car No Chicago 9ic
Gada ws, to arrive at 81 o. Oats Unchanged @ sales cars No.
CcAGO jan T. quiet unchanged Wheat in isr demand
~ S seller Fe5ruary' No d. 81 o6S *iof; Rejected III
9 Corn dgA and shade I5~er a. Dic ne 'f 10
2sqSlle sel,, teSr1AJi 9tsl seller 1os ayi hi ,es NV az
steady Pork sold at sl SPOT; seller March Lard steady
~ J6s7 III spot Hams-Demsnd good at fall prices Bulb
Se4 aud fair omlnd sales OF Shoulder; az &c for county
oose packed tl for Short Clear Mides packet c
or short Mldes Whisky sold a 55d6lc Dressed Ho
dun ard lower az 25d "a Recspi500 bbl FOHr. 200
hush Wheat bush Corn 1900 blh Oats 1000 bush Rye
10000 Barley shrment.3Oo bbls Flour, 400 'ush Wheat
5000 bush. Oats and 5000 bush BARLEY.
Jan. IFlour-Demant hgh holders hrn Wheat
quiet only sample lots the market Corn IN fair demand and lrn
3 Louis track 35c in elevator Oats in good t
mlnd 26a2 East st. Louis the track and elevator 2d
Pile In the Louis elevator Barley and RyeAo;hlng doing
declining quoted 9ld92c Pork nOminaly Sll So DR.
Sal demand for future dyev loose Clear Rib Sides
February and March short Clear Mde &C. buyer 20 h
January; packed lots ted higher; shoulders &c Sides a6.c
nothing doing Lar quiet at 7c Live Hogs lc,ye
80 Goa - Cattle que Fair to Choice. $30$6. Re
ceps-l0O bh Flour 5000 bush. Wheat, $500 bush. CoEo 3
bash. Oats 5000 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rlrsr Yes'rs ana hSaToafI c. . ~,
f-n 7-l5pks Ashes Is bales Broom Corn, p b1s copper aS
bses Cation 29j bbls Beans bbl Eggs 1862 bhs Flour ~
bags Neal 81 90 buh 22C0O bu,l. Corn, 4O5@ bash Oa
l bsb Rye 251 bu Mal. $500 bush. Barley 500 bags Seed 20
bales Flax 2IlJ S5 bd Hides. s62 b0 ko'n Z5 be
Spdtg Trnentue Al bales Moss 4 pkgz Grease ~ bD Oh Ji
skins 2 bis skins s4 pkes Butter 1872 pigs Cheese l6 pigs
Stelrn l3 pkg TaloW 1904 pkgs Beef l2 pkss PORK ~ pE
On Na 768 Lal lC6 Dressed Hogs 2U9 fes Leather -
Ik Pecau pkg Starch 4J9 pcs SetF, 81 nhda AooAo "a
pkga Tobacco 90 bales Wool, Ole bblL WlliAy
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
$500 RrwARp.

LOsT-A large brown envelope, marked foletEif ,,t 81
Collections containing notes and drafts for out OF
town collection. to our order without our indoTse-
ment and of no value 10 any one but ourselves le
above reward viii be paid for tnelT return 10 "ho'
OPDYKE & Co., p NaSsau-st., y. \. City,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
Continued from First Page.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CoMPANY's FIRST
MORTGAGES SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BoNps ana
recommend them as an undoubted FIRsT-cLAss IN
vFsTMENT SECURITY. Present earnings more Mdn
double the amount required to pay interest ana con-
stantly increasing.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Receipts fr week l3 ~ PACKAGE 2285 than last week
year l2oOl packages Only 2e0 packages are re-
last week To1 receipts Of batter for months,
beginning April last year 5O6 packages against SIJ sane
time in l Strictly safe daiues doing rather better with
rood demand Common ruled dull and Western rolls
eject about ic lower They depreang in
a and Inferior Aav0r when starte they ut
FER reeGg the solid paek does Some choice Cot
County Of s tubs sold at DC, With several das
choice Welsh dairy reaching &c. There Is
inquiry lot Of COINS 60
packer aud another M at 2i kO from Z Tor 10 a'
b p AZ 2 BE fol choice, little fancy
Michigan reaching &c. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

,n-rspev, oo Dv Tea, KRIS 10 NJ a. 7le 80 Wet
SAted as ta1!c currency 1000 Wet Saei West
90 H. llGJ currency lo Cy slasher Or ~ 10 al ze
TIE stock eu hand HIDES
time 20 hae iooNs G. go Dry Buono
6e
Loo D and Ssea Mexican and Sted TeIas aud south
en, no haze, Calcutta Burot bales Calcutta quote:
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
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These boysre merely beating about tie wcrd on wgoo
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Instead Of dr5 reading about thBg the boys AMI see ear
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New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

PREIGHIs-Qae to-day
tempt higher rates on TIE part Of owners The eteIng bgae. has
Liverpool BY steam, 5000 bush WLea. Id O bIs Bacon
5 200 bT Cheese a. COS BY ,a "a 900 bush Grain at 7G1d
Cd TO Bristol 1900 Wheat OOn bis BY
private Rotterdam 700 tans Of Provisions by sail private
terms The charters Were British brig hence to ST. Thomas, with
Coal a, S4 Dutch brig Of 23 uas register eenee Rotterdam with
slaves hence to Alicante sadO -
nSs Ge ESs oi or si S $500 s k P a. s
direct Cd Of British brig hence 70 Lreier with LOO Sbl Refined
for ORDERS With $50 bb and 1900 Refined Petroleum private
FLAxrhe demand has been moderate We pc.ce better supply
Of Canadian; this dull though tmy bed saes Of Fair to Prime
North River l5aisc aud do CANADIAN l5aSc Western
supply staegowD TOs in demand
FRUITs-The Foreign b.s continued light
G1 M ns G our T,,S G s ss bt t toB Of G %spt b %
500 'Saa BSIs. .'e Iyer r. s., i 50 O sSe
and e for % :1 4o5 AGP9 g. s B uSS.; Ss HI he m o,,
sdTs Liverpool market and nothing Con. Al ,ls
ss 1pp SSA'i bs S for %h. % easier snS
The demand mainly for Ip1 /, m The inquiry oG milling Ssdi s
Chicago Spring. S store and 1 ear gs, lots at p So Rejected Spring
tame; sales zoo susS Mixed wsserH la al g. and
SSsS TssEoTsd s;1.s a SOC BaIley aai firm but
Ss9s SIs'' ,.%s' ard 5000 bush Cit, a. sIso ,m.
=. S :.e f.. az. @ SaS New Ohio MED Al 47aa White
Sc; Black 47d48; Mixed {7a4si Whte as2
ssa demand part psea%s,.ss tss e. sale: 1oc9
sss Ss sndo1 in store 81 Sssa Western White % western
Yellow e67ie the inside price for New Southern White al 6
for JERSEY Yellow st 81 Q6lc.
GUNNIBs-The very quiet but prices without changes
we quote Domestic Cloth 21l9c for spot delivery and lee
Spring months. Bags Gre-qpoted at l4ie.
the North River
Is from depot and ~ from Retail lots s SOu 81 73i
Clover s0sl O and Salt Hay al eOG39c Straw s in good
quest the usfet tm 81 2oa$l 30 for Long RJsi I'll os6
81 Is for Short do, and Ia 81 10 for Oati
HBMPMibiA ca and steady at se, gold Jute easier quoted
sales IS bales Reectons nc Jue Butts quoted 2
sales 500 bales In lots.
HOPSThe market remains quiet with fair mqu quote
t5Q5Se We quote:
EevYorks growth eR. i5d55 Bsvahsns 06a5
Eastern growst lS72 2652 Rpgfh.........".. 38a5
Nestsr growth S2.... 2632 Belgian Al0stj....... 8QW
Obs. growth s70 I0dls Belgian PopehEgb.. todi5
old Obs. growth 6S-6e.. 8al0
HDBsTb. for Dry Hides has been cu throrhout The
moderate request At unchanged figures Receipts for tie week have been
726 Hides from foreign and II 63 Hde domestic port Total
lsS dss As follows; l5 from Aspass Ocean eU.en 2o
San Francisco per Black Hswk 200 from Gavoh per Y Of
sAD Antoao 2 from Neworsan. per City Of Aasn l7 from
leans, Savannah Virgo Der
Vile. Livingston
pos ult lave iollovr:
200 Dry Ayres and Enire Rios ran 27id7e sob
ssiected Moneyd0 lphr srvs 2d2l n
ssseted; 3O1 Central lsazJ go they
rus so D Bogots 2od22 n At part te ey $50 Dry
Aatssa0Jes d. st prse leoo D TsrAs ~ D zG
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

sss ssss.s .s.. D.
Includes partially destroyed by Ere. 3,bt.
PRTROLEUMIbe market quiet descripton,
prices entirely nominal and uBohaagd Guide Ia ba dun and
osered l0Sc delivery Shipping Crude In
bear only o 500 bhs sd al zee
si held firmly 2'e Case oi tr active At
2sd2sc hspbhs bel lGI ate Al Pbisdtpbs the mAi.t
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

IFATIIeR-Thee fair demand for Hemlock Sole
pr quoiabe receipts from the
,rn rht and materially altered; for Union
market is steady wb far demand We qnoe follows: Heaoek,
enos Ayes HEAVY, 29q 3O Henock, Buenos Ayrs Middle
lq feock Bnenos hyre Light l9a a29c HmocE California
Ueavr 2sdl8ici Hcuoek California, Middle 2sd29c; Heaok
Cs,fora Laht 21Ggac Hemock Ono'o &c. Heayr 27dg7tc
Hck ornoco Sc Middle q! z5c lleloek 0rnoco Lght
aI37c Hrmocg Good DAMAGED. all kinds weights
emck Poor Damaged all Kinds and WEIGHTS, Bale; nock
Rsrqh 3ae UnioE Cnfpel, HEAVY, 5Gilei Union Cropped
Nc 3aslc: l'nou Cropped, Light, 4odisc Union Bellies
sd2Oo oak Rough al weights 25ai Oak ROagh, Southern, all
VT ehts 30Q &c. currency. q 70.
NTAISbe demand o got Copper has been only limited The
oFeers are moderate Loles very i sales since last foot
cash and 100 uns English
here and 90 arrive The for Scotch Pig Iron VERY quiet bot
b,iie rcmain 6rm in Their vevs stocks here SMALL
nominalv; Engnton S4 Cone 500 Gengarnock S5lOS5l
Garshere, -3f; Scrap lrou al |' IRON cock New Rails
gold, for English. and 1895
fr American Aercau No quoted at Sl5j No FoEge
~ 9S sol. d Rats a, currency For Pig
very light prices steady Foreign at SO 59d Sc 6 Bar quoied
g Pine nd Sheet In Specr there 10 only limited
a, gr f6 SS goi for SHes,ar. Pig Tin in better demand
the market Is fm sales Sbs Sic, gold; Sl DO 3c gold
we onote English at gold and Straits az 81 go Plates
EN- s:h good nquryi Of so boxes Assorted Charcoal
a cnN We fauOtf.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Calf......>>--....D an isheep-Wintef.--. to92 II
HOPS.
Receipts wef $40 bales than last Cones
,oadng week year 46s bales Total arrivals for months
sns The crop n S7ls bales against 81 $40
tine Receipts Of foreign hops daring the past week
which sJ Bsvasns and the rest Egh The
many the
tboush Ahur oh prcss Withdrawn
let Soc, which equivalent TO whdrswsL We note
State II do at $ IL al 4bc l08
IS at 500. Qaosuoas;. -
sse IA. ase On Hops rood 20 a2s
ssts 70 as on Hops sopuop..,r a2
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

MOLASSBS-Soes moderate bat e9n'terabe suppes are
Tor Cabs Sc fo4 Porto Rico; crop Od7Oc
and eay sales Of merchanabe 59 e6oc Rosn ha
been more aety WI p1ess ys ssu G sha @ S I @ q ~, ,. @ 'e @
200 smsn bills at SO 3d. 50 b5 Good No. 81 - snd about
bs Washington and bs Ne"bern both At 80 Is CITY
oiLsLHsetd is quiet but steady; quoted At s from crushers
hands Crude Fish arr without important hane henadea scarce
and f3aoc for niror C9e Cotton seed qe At - &
duh and heavy at 6 f1l prime Winter Other OILS without
OATMEAL-The market remains quiet bat prices areiEIhou
enaags wequO at 30 15@S7 p o City and al 81 75
oiLC4KE~ibe inquiry Cake is limited and prices the
buyer OF CITY IN osg golli DO in boa, Sii gold, sli
OIL PEPPERMST-Tbe light sieadyi the
PRoyTsi0Ss-The ork aiIe stronger With doing the
iqia and sss i5e sen n @ 'n & ana a G a9 49, @
Prmei SO City Prime Mess s9 37I for Thin Mess; S6 o
q 49, IS '5i sS as5 tb A at SIS IS sni ob CITY Tc
Mes 1 10 Beef qqe @ on firm % as' 81 & 80 Dds 2 a. s 1 u iG %
fair demand sales Of O e At @Zsd$ 3 i9t kr,a lat ana i'O @
sales Of 100 bbs at s3l0s32 Western. Cut Meats il fair
dH1Rd der I'd ss4 arm 70 ia9s Ss. q % m s @ a % 20 y n m y a, p' M
bulk; zoo Fresh l5 Dry shoulders c Sc
Gear g. g5c eheay Western; 90 boxes shoT Gear At
7c and 200 boxes CITY Long Clear spot on ya eg Dressed
hogs fFm and fairly active We quote a. sa, r W.,et aal
sed9c for he future closing tame for inside prices
for CITY; Be- for Pair to Prize steam; Kst ealere
future delivery we hear of seller last half January mi
ye terms: 900 tcs seller March 81 J 8;
Cy January and so ts Refined ior February Pn
TOBACCO-we take following from HsssTs Roier Sons
Animal Tobacco Circular. Tobacco from the Port Of New
during l3I2 Total Jl9 bh% ~ 90 eases 1883 bales, 7
tcs ceroous 903C6i Aaluclrd The small
Kentucky aud Virginia Tobacco usna cn-d producers 10
look high prices and this coupled with TIE fact Of reduced sccs
MAINTAIN established O Tue Lr three
months chiefly for the low grades for which tie
demand supply but limited for The Of the
year During F the demand for medium Leaf was light that
In these sold az little
above Lug prices reduced to about 400 bids by
the destructive Of the Jerey City Inspection
warehouses November, By which &C bids mostly
burned and damaged anl holders ASKING
l higher prices The Keuiaky Leaf dunns the last
month $50 closed the year git hardly any stocks
crop grades A, auction about 23 hhis Iepakcd from the
damaged ere 81 l3 4 b TIE crop Kentucky,
as previously reported large AMI viii likely furnish 10000 TO
10000 seaboan n quality VIII rather mixed, a
n proportion Of low grade TIE proposed erease Of duty and
demand quTteT, and the
surprising exports oW-puce1 Seed Le Tobacco that
during M wear repre- fully b4ds Of Kentucky
the be eyiieuce that neither AlckY Virginia,
MARYLAND monopoly aonng The large crops made in
other sections Of the World producing tobacco Wo quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
\. Y. wno1EsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 2. 1873.
Expressly IHg " Y. rIusuyg nv our own heDorterl

Brtrossly IHR n. Y. risuNg ~ own heDofterl
GsncrIl Directions
on rood a The freight and other expenses eat up poor
goods everything good order An attractive ook secures ta-
iuauon sae where dirty package or losen aP
rearsnce falls securely that the motion VII not allow the con-
tents change about Use peni7 Of n d hne cut straw win
eggs MARI plainly With paal sencDe sbtand note con ent'
o bbL stating the amount also Send letter al he
what sent the route, time Ne IN rFe OF net
should le o PACK
sg secure yourself Pot in best shape
40 t1at IS in demand.
BEANS AND PEAS
Receipts 123i bills beans, and 85 bush peasi EXPORTS 80 ob
g1 huh Aruyaa " beans las. Sees ly oo
arrivals OF Jeaus io- Tour
months or since 1909 bbs agns y'J bOs
really clnr u the market Ire
dull With samples Of Western oIeung below ii pne o Se
Canaa peas lower lot Of 1000 blh not prime selling az - ~
hopd bb Tree, 81 J5 90 bb az 81 ~
QuOt4tlOhs.
Hssn, Nef X duey. white. 81 500 So 01
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08
THE MARKETS.
Ic,relarr repor.el fsI TnE TmrryE. !

TUESDAY. Jan. !, 8IA
AsuFS-Tbe receipts to-day, IS pkgA Pots quiet bat hfhy
hell st ~ 30 Pearls inactive ard uomioaL - -.
BUILDING MATEEALS-Bness are IA mo+er2'e as4Ah a5 ay
rsret h stesg Cement du and Eomu unchane a. - %
Rondaie Itls are qu hut firmly Led O., 81 o ir ls
oue. but gm che arrivals lights qloc - 'V iyI No.
and 75 Lamps other descriptions are without m e''b
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

"'F@N~ rvtrrs
De-. a N.... s. 80 Roseniae y b1."S - dSl %
~ "a ~ro
i.-s~v ... gsn q Is Common. p bh....... a ~
Croton Fronts = NJ y unQl6 90 inu9, . bb,. .,' ca
PbilAdelDha Fronts. ~ UJd45 90 Lihs Eastern y ". -
r,ts PLASTER PARIS.
C,ttla ....- > 10 -
60 ~ q Z. Nov, Scoa b. q tan. SO 5Oa4 90
Itac East. 5Citv tn. - III AZ
BEESWAXThere Is limited inquiry sad unees are 4'yi s4s
SN1 this a 81 Hcseu and jlHFi.c 1r eoihfa.
BROOM corn AND DROOIo-for new STOCK teIe oo5
c prices afv quote New "reeh % &C. Vu No
Ca6ic.: Oh Mirel safe. and Re. at zd5e -, r.,
COrTON-fhcre has been Ou modesto degree IN oar ~
Cotton pot and prices have undergone no e'seAu- 'NAg
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Eastern ID. ae Iod olis 81, and '70'' @i9 9
Y..tern 7ls con 70 fair rs as Bayanans 's'''''' rs
us primo. ~ df0 bhBisD''''''''''
Wis. 'T2s. common 70 air..Sj a'o
,----,- "a ,,o
Reeeipts-Be~f packages; porl, 595J bbsi @ 80
packages. 5ae2n
6T2 bbs s1i t'erces PORK so bh< and ~ DIE - -
rather frner spd quite active with free receipts Of ss ,
Muto, with decline veal, and an aaFshee IN "0s'
oomuR forward in urmber'. Qnotalo1 N :;
Beet SdeI Prime b....Il. O3 iPork, JERSEY ana le
Do Common Far. 10 9s Do @ western dressed 10 ali
Sides. ON
Yuiioa Prime ....H aI2 Calves. hos gdressc, mik"
Mn'ton 20 fair 80. dlO Doi gFAss'''''''''''
Pori, City dressed......... 5iG Z
MILK. ,o -
Reesintg The pa average per day. Erie Rfoad z 49,
ytb IS cans cream; Harlem 2670 MIX; NeTIlFel
In cans; 21S0 oiHi total l0/b cans
su platform price heyan S and steadily declined closing ~
per bqnsr can ayerage being - II for the week Ine
aute in demand 200 BENG et oTeF @
Ing advised that farmers hold back can or two eaea doi WIZ"
and thus get paying prices lr 3hati5 sent
POUL Try AND GAME
Arrivals poultry excessively rge ta people n'
s,absf ei Oft very ful With stocks accln
Mqn Of tn frozen se lea &c., With chickens 6alc
Prime unozen fair demand while rEcys move oN
besdes beng much lover ana 50 lffesuli
here are scarcely fixed prices, are Vuf uNrIs
TO get nd o. Soft quas sold at 81 while few outside o
cmnce sales reached J The market 10 perfectly gis wy
then and psTtrdges slowly al uncertn r ll
aaos. with large lots on hani Live geese are Ie6
better only fair selling g. with another car PRIME Si
aaVe, at 81 %. Qaotatonsi
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Rceps for the week 4g3 boxes l92 les than last week
sane 6s3 boxes; exports past week 1897 boxes;
same week year, 5 boxes. Cable quotation bJs Gold closes
OF cheese for months. beginning with May,
G0 agsGst 300ll time in gl shemeHts for past
mop LIPS i1g corresponding period the
hfurng stocks hand intending AT kuis place n
the the th estimates OF the amount
Recent Nom
t esume Canadian cheese
Notwithstanding cable shippers purchasing
freely the cearnces VII be much larger daung te present
veE The there frequently activity here aud
Gmness prices when there report 0 decline ABROAD causes
suspicion that the cable qa00ri manipulated By part es
note advance here IN
ncg cheese few lots selling 20 gh LONDON eamerlt "9s
ini of IS e. ordinary Liverpool elnerst prices above
our quoss Among late shippers 80 boxes at lfc
Olj al lsc ard Is az i4lc, v 0D private Arrivals
OF Western sh and generally Of Inferior 11ty selling al
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08


Reepts for week psgs dried fruit lO2 than last
ysek; same las elr 45 pkgA Arrivals Of peanuts LIB
b, lpmen apples 80 tb There has been movement
In dried apples large quantities Of ordinary Southern reported sold for
sbipment 10 CGnaAa. A lot ol Southern qrs. In bags,
barrels and al 4lci 200 bbS Western
ara 5c So1then sliced At &C., and l0 obs DO hne As
6c there absolutely nothing doing peaches scarcely
aie IN small fu lot Of hickory nuts wai sold At o. Quota
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

and Pennsvlyana........... lJG q so
Meal ar request and stronger saes Of 800 bb& We
Gora Meal Jery.s SO 40 Germ Meal Brre s. 90 os3 90
Germ Meal Western. IS q 30 Corn AeaLGfnG. - a IS
BaeRscst FcaI is less ssbe al 50 ey0@s for Sales and So 50
Canadian Toai quiet al 5ooso 75 sales 700 bb IN bond at
g. IS. delivered. .... ---- -.-...
Bag very du quote Fine White at 81 4o1 81 So
cOw, al ~ 25 Pare COae 81 lO@l Ni Cob, sIc a
81 Ground Feed Slu ~ & Ihee quotations give the range
In prices for Old ne $500
flS-Drv COD are in fal ae prices sales Of 500
otis ST g. IS or Grand Bank and &1g 90 . for 50 Georges
4acksre quiet firm; quote New No Shore S2a IS
No. do Sll GOdsl2; No. DO - 54 80 No. Bay 81 5Od
$50; No DO 50d s2 LARGE ald Medium No az 81 500
8 Smoked Herring are good steady for Scaled
and lee or No Obef Kinds are without change We qu0te
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

eEED LEAP IOBACC1lhs article has
attracted usual attention The production proved
suay large the supply appeared largely exceed
probable denaud here found for
Europe where there scarcity Of the low 6rs
cuttings good outlet has found there for surplus
exports exceeded % 80 bales Connecticut being excellent
quality has been gradually absorbed By jobber ami anu
35d5O crops quality Ohio aud ether Western
has large for the German markets III d2c This
been freely m hcs and hude, and only limited
export The Seed Leaf proves moderate
eIpecied early tue
PURCHAsEs EXPORT sIScH JANUARY ], 1872.
Crop Of 1910 TO M
1871.
Competent NsE.Yort. Pentsrlgabia.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

Eastern rT2s, prme...,....f3 a
Eastern rs, con. 70 fair. Is q
Wisconsin IT'S. priIne....t2 q
Wis. '72s. common 70 iair..SJ q
New-York tribune., 1873-01-08

NOTICE is hereby given that meeting OF
~ the stockholders Of ihe WILCOX Cibbs stHlN1 "a,
CuTNF COMPANY viii be he oGce a. le lgmp4nr, ~ "
Boadeay on the 18th Of Jaaar l at2 os,ock p n III 30
parpose eecung Eve Trustees ioF te '.-s -7 e,.-,
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= and 80 pkgs. lard. Beef i
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-01-30
1taths.

STEAMSHIP Chester, Jan. 22d, of con-
sumption, Miss Martha Stearns, aged SO
years. formerly OF Rocking ham.
SMITH-In West Rutland, Jan. Gath, Mrs.
Lucinda, wife of Dennis Smith. aged SO
years. This couple were married sixty
years ago, and have always resided at the
place of Mrs. Smiths death.
MYRICK-In Middlebury, on the 9th
inst, Miss Eliza Myrick, aged 80 years. For
a long series of months she has been slow
~ descending to the grave, yet with the
knowledge of the fact her mind has been
unrutfied and serene. She had the strength
of the Christians faith, the buoyancy of
the Christians hope, with an unwavering
trust in her Savior to sustain her in the
weakness of body she experienced, and
the final exchange of worlds.
PEMBER In Granville, \. Y, Jan. Goth,
Ruel Pemper, Esq, aged 81 years.
LEWlS-In Weston, Jan. 18th, of conges-
ton of the brain, Edna l., daughter of Ed
win +. and Addie G. Lewis, aged years,
5months and % days.
WINSLOW-In Washington, d. c., on
the 18th inst, of typhoid pneumonia, Car
roll f. Winslow, in the oath year of his age.
Mr.. Winslow was the eldest son of b. r.
WinslOw, formerly of PittSford, Vt.
BABCOCK-In West Townshend, Jan.
18th, Rev. D. H. Babcock, pastor of the
Congregational church.
JENISON-In Jamaica, Jan. l4th, at the
residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. Alfred
Barnes, Mrs. Lydia Jenison, aged II years.
HOWARD-In Jamaica, Jan. 2Ist, Mr..
Amos Howard, aged 70 years.
CLARK-In Wallingford, January Is,
Fred e., son of George NJ. and Adelaide l..
Clark, after painful illness of six weeks,
or inflammation of the brain, aged is years.
His was, most truly, an untimely death,
as he had but just arrived at the threshold
of his manhood, his "life work" yet all
undone He was boy of rich promise
for future usefulness. By his youth and
loving disposition, he had secured wide
circle of friends, not only among his neigh
bOrs and at home, but at the distant city
where he had been so carefully trained ia
1.
is a sore loss to his parents to give up the
oldest son; to all the other family relatives,
neighbOrs and friends, to give up one that
filled place so near their hearts. There
is, when such sore affection falls upon us,
only one source oftrue consolation, it is to
go to him that alone has the power to bind
mp broken hearts. He was lovely in life,
beautiful in death. 7.
WallingfOrd, Jan. q, 1873.