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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

WHITE UNDERCLOTHNG PERSEVERANCE,
The Herald of Health recommends
white Undertaking, as not only more
healthtul, but on account of its n If
radiating the heat of the body as some
other colors do. Another strong incen-
tive Is the avoidance of possible noisor-
ing, resulting from deleterious dvns
The Journal of Chemistry gives an in.
stance OF the poisonous effect of ami
line colOrs upon the skin in the exnari-
ence Of gentleman of ByfeId He
had' lew days previous, purchased
some new understands of cotton, colored
with various tints, among which aniIine
red predOminated. In a short time
after putting on the garment a pecnIiar
eruption, of an irritating nature. an
peared on the portion of tn bo5v
covered by the cloth. The effects were
not merely local, but to a considerable
extent constitutional, pain and uneasi-
ness being experienced in the back and
lower extremlties. In proof that the
eruption was caused by the dye coIors
1t may be stated that a portion of tbe
garment about the upper part of the
chest was lined with linen on the undar
side, and wherever this came in contact
with the skin no eruption or redness
apPeare 3. 1t is not probable. the Jour-
nal remarks, that the number of nersons
is large who possess such idiosyncrasies
OF constitution as to be easily poisoned
by dye colors, but that there are some
does not admit of a doubt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
PEERLESS
CLOTHES

RIVERSIDE Water Cure, Hamilton,
Ill, treats all diseases. Get photo, 10 cts.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

ORIGIN OF THE YOSEMITE. Prof
Joseph LIE Conte of the university Of
California differs from Prrf Whitney in
his ideas of the origin of the Yosemite
valley. The latter attributes the forma-
ton of this wonderful valley to the sud-
den engulfment of a portion of fine
Sierras but Prof. lie Conte is of the
opinion that this as well as other deem
perpendicular slots of the kind that
abound on a smaller scale, have been
sawed ut by the action of the glaciers
Prof. LIE COnte observes that gIaciated
forms are Enthusiastically observable at
many points on the walls of the valley.
and n some places even to the brim
In the contour of the walls of the val
lev, & cir rounded form, where the rock
is hard, standing unbroken and without
debris at the base, he finds proofs of
glacial erosion. On the north side of
the valley, every projecting shoulder is
thus rounded, and in some cases the
smOothness is so complete, even at a
considerable height, that the rocks glis-
ten in the sunshine. The wonderful
dome-like form of nearly all the prom
inent points about this valley, and their
striking resemblance to gla lated forms
cannot, he says, be overlooked. The
whole surface of the country is mou-
tonne on a huge scale. If so, then the
greater domes about the Yosemite have
been formed in a similar manner. IF
so, then the whole surface of this re-
gion, with its greater and smaller domes,
has been nodded beneath a universal
ice-sheet, which moved on with steady
current, careless of domes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

To live long it is necessary 30 live
slowly. Cicero.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
Stock in japan.

The Prairie Farmer thus alludes to
the customs of the Japanese as regards
their stock: "In place of iron shoes
the horses are shod with straw ones,
which scarcely last longer than a day,
and are then thrown away, to be replaced
by fresh ones. Herds and focks are
not common in Japan. This is readily
accounted for by the fact that the peo-
pie live chiefly upon fish and vegeta-
bles, and their garments are either cot
ton or silk. In addition to cats and
dogs, the only domestic animal pos
sessed by the Japanese are horses and
horned cattle. The horses were origi-
nally brought from the Corea, and are
larger and stronger than those of China;
they are dOcile, but timid, and quite
useless for cavalry. They feed exclu-
sively upon rice-straw in place of grain;
their hOofs wear away so rapidly that
the best horses are useless after their
sixth year. In 1870, the whole number
of horses in the empire amounted to
$50, 900, and the number of oxen was
reckoned at 100000 head. The latter
are indispensable to the cultivation of
rice, and are also frequently used as
pack-oxen. Cows milk is stunned as
white blood, and the Japanese are con-
sequently unacquainted with butter or
cheese. Asses are rare, and goats and
pigs are only to be found in the sea-
ports frequented by Europeans"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

THE ARMIES OF EURoPE.-AIl the
principle countries of Europe, except
Austria, are now organizing their arm
les. Germany is about to increase her
military force by 100000 men, and
Russia, whose army, including irregu-
lars, has hitherto numbered 1903, 0O2
men on a war footing, expects under
her new system to have a force of 2, 992,
800 men at her disposal, not reckoning
the local troops and the militia. The
new military organization of France is
not yet decided upon, but it is believed
that its result will be to increase her
army to about 1,400, 900 men. Italy,
whose war establishment hitherto
amounted to SO, $50 men including, re-
serves, proposes by the plan of reor-
ganization which has been adopted by
her government to raise a force of
from $50, 900 to 100000 Omen. The Tur-
kish army when on a war footing has
hitherto consisted of 270,0 men, in
elusive of the nizams or militia it will
be increased to 100000 men. Finally,
the military force of England at home
is to be raised under Mr.. Cardwell's
scheme to about 100000 men. When
all these plans are carried out the total
war establishment of the armies of Eu-
rope will be increased from 6,l66, 600
men to about 100000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

Laboratory for DTACtlCil ana AnaA llCh
9Ig and 92l Chant street, rear Of ~ stephens
church, Tenth street, below Make
ESTABLISHED n 1876.
PHILADELPHIA February T. 1873.
Messrs. MORRIS, TAsKER a Co, Philadelphia:
Dear STR: We have made a careful 6xamina
ton OF v ur Rubber Dated Iron Pipe, In order "a
determine its resis anCe to heat col TO steam
natural waters. and have even extended our re-
searches to acids a kali and burning gas. We may
mention that the coating rs a similar compound "a
that constituting gums for holding arttucal teeth
excepting that yours contains no mercury.
1T will bear high degree Of heat, over three
hundred degree Fahren- cit, as might be inferred
from its having been prepared at above three hun
bred degrees. 1t not affected by boiling iOi
several hours in Schuylkill water. city gas lass
ing through it for about three days appeared II
The rubber coating resisted firmly carbonic acid
water moderately dilute sulphuIic and muTiatiC
acids and causltC potash solution. solutions OF
neutral salts have no action on q.
Since the rubber coating exhibited such firm re-
sstance acids, alkali, salt and heat, Il Is clea
that IL will offer still stronger resistance to all
natural waters, in which some Of the above lngre
dienis are found in a less exaggerated, l. -, in q
more dilute state.
In fine we congratulate you for hnding coating
for iron tubes and articles of iron generally which
80 unusually resistant u any of ne usual agents
of the chemists and to those ordinary agents
which so affect iron coated with tier materials In
a greater or less degree.
Respectful ly yours,
BOOTH d GARRETT.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

DOIUIuloGJ Ut AIHS IVIIJ " "l0o
Swellingb, Ulcers, Erysipolas, Swelled
Neck, GOitre, ScrOfulous Infammations,
Iudolent mAammations. MercuI;al At
fections, Old Sores, Eruptions of the
Skin. Sore Eyes, etc. In these, as in MI
other constitutional Diseases, Walkers
VINEGAR BrTTERs have shown their great
curative powers IL tn" m"et obstinate
and intractable c3Sra
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

MONEY! Made rapidly with Stencil Il Key Checl
MUWLI Outfits. Catalogues, samples, and ful
particulars FREE.
s. NJ. SPENCER, 1T Hanover street. Boston.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

ache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs.
Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sou
Fluctuations of the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpita-
tation of the Heart, Inflammation of the
Lungs, Pain in the region of the Kill
neys, and hundred other painful symp
toms. are the Offsprings Of Dyspepsia.
One bottle will prove better guarantee
of its merits than lengthy advertise
nnank
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

Druggists and Gen Agts. San Francisco California
anJ ~ .. " aslTCY'CE aEd tbari:DE Sta v \.
solo ~ druggists ana DeaEefs,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
jTYaErfUI ThOUSf

VINEGAR BIT'EERS are Aperient, Diaphoretic,
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedative, Counter nitant. Sudoritic, Altera-
tive and Anti. Bilious.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21

WOMEE. men. girls and boys wanted 10 sci
w oar French aud American jewelry books
games etc. No capital needed. Catalogue, terms
etc, sent free. T.. o. Woke Il Go, Augusta, Me
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-11-21
No Person can take these BitterS

according to directions, and remain long
unwcll, provided their bones are not de
stroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
rpn1ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
CATTLH MARKETS

BuyFuo Aug 26-CATrLBThe receipt, to-day Including ~
e,r .o,d 25Si head making The total supply TOT
The 1855 head 800 against ga cars Iof r
.,e line last week market slow dragging AZ srong hs
eKs closing prices hanging ofi the g ana e
ans y fair supply Of far beyond the demand about
5OO head we're sales OF 10 bead Illinois steers rag n
nom $50 m 20 276 81 40 76i - bead Illinois heers
Averaging 1852 H. % head Texas steer ranging ON -
IA m iIj7 h. Al 50 5OdB5 20 head Texas he averaging az
IN AZ az 75 81 ranging from lO55 10 70 T. %
h. at $4as4 ca lO6 bead Ohio steers ranging rom 9OO u 20
~ 70 loo H. at 80 81 adSi so 1853 head Indiana er ave-
~ 15 NJ a. IS 75 ~ head Michigan averaging o37 10.
AT IS 3d. ., ,--,-r.- $1,000 .
% bead making the total upp1 for the week thus
far heat against 2OO head for the same tine ' Wees Inc
ma has not yet opened. ooo
Ilogs- receipts including reported arrivals were O3OO
head making supgy Tor the week thus far l9oOo bead
AGAINST 300 Lass week. the market was NE
L. buyer hanging decline; prices nominal At ~ 30
Is for unstable and the pens are
crowded.
pHApHLPHt Aug 2G-There good supply Of Beef Cattle
mi week hot he brisk prices however remained
sLon the same sales amOated TO 5000 bead
40 qoo cattle selling from 6aO- p d. and "a '4e Tor y Ea
pernsrlyans Comma disposed VI at oA AGO ~
q ID CT. -. s..-o-....
n 500 from acc 3 n for soc ami from "a
3Lc. y head for stock sheep ,.. III -
oghe demand Hogs somewhat better and prices re-.
last quoted The sales reachei 70 4oOO eh
At 81 5O9s7 40 y 100 10 f)r eon-ri
ow-lbere bu h prospect OF charge In ms market
The limited sales rarely reaching beyond 2OO heal Faces
raage from $c}5 $40 q head As to quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
THE STATE or TRADE.
FTpDpr,y MARKETS


LoSpoy Aua 25-220p Untef states twenty bomb Of
1860 old, 90; 1867 9J Ten orte s9< Ne" Loan
money 92a and fo the account 92ut2s ne a
i7 Adyces RrInku United states rive
twenty bonds at 81 "a issue OF 1861
LIVERPOOL Aug Zjl m.Colton-Ihe market ormeE unl cot
higher
LIyERPooL Aug 252 maes Of Cotton shipped from saVan-
Charleston deliverable Au2 ut moi below Low 1lu AZ
1916 sales ~ crop shpmntuot below Cool Ornar ,
LONDON, Aug 2523O mAiyiees from Paris quote hea At
OF sos.
Logpox Aug 25-3 m.-Ehe Railway shares d7is
IospoS Aur 25-4IO D. from PansoF opeie United
~ = the issue OF loG2 Adscs om faus
Rcntes al or Zoe
LIvERrUo Aag 2j:3J mOf the sales Of Cotton to-day
1900 bales Anenean sales Cotton opcd hon syasnf o.
and November not bCog Good Ornar S
LIVERPOOL 25J30 Sales Of C1oa shpsed from oa'
vanDah O Charleston. deliverable in August S'id .,,,
LIVERPOOL Aug. 255;3O D. m--Spn@ Iurpu,nei J5o c"t
26ll mCoasos opened Al 02 for aoaeY And
the Rre Railway shares. 47iL
dispatch from Paris quotes Rsnes AZ OIL 72c Il,
past three days have been 1000 quarters Of WHICH JC quarters
American Receipts Of Corn for the period 5000 q9ares
Of which 1000 qnar,eTs American.
2O-l nCottOn frmer ard shade easier
Mdng Upnfs, Ssl; Mddug Odeans 93L The sales esi-
5000 bales OF which 1000 bales for specnon aud
Sales Of cotton shipped from Savannah or Chstoa mol be-
low Low Mddugs. sui deliverable in August, at 1851
LOSDOS, Aug De- y m.-Spirts TurpentDe, 1916.
Aug 26-2 mBraistus qgt Gnl steady except
Red Western spring, llI4al2i Red NiEior, II T..
LosDos, 263 mEue Railway shares AL The rate OF
for months bills the Is l6 cent
below Bank Of England rate The amount Of bullion Tlaa~n
froll the Bank Of EGgana to-day balance 4S,OOO
LOSDOS, Aug. 3D. p m.-Ere Railway shares, Ala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
City bank shares sold at 1O1s for North American
o. for Central National and ia for Fourth National
Hhe following were the quotations:

The meeting Of the st. Joseph and Denver City
Bondholders to-day reported against the acceptance
Of the COmpanys proposition and in favor of onm-
meneng foreclosure proceedings. Messrs. Hassler
Vibbard johnson, Kingman, and Navarro are the
Permanent Committee A full report of the pro-
ceedings will probably be furnished to the press.
The earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail
<Nay for the second week in August were $685.
The balances in the Treasury at the close Of bust
ness to-day as follows: Currency, S1o299'O5S;
special deposits Of legal tenders for the redemption
of certificates of deposit SS5 $4,000; coin, SS7245
u.s.; including coin certificates, $H,l535OO; out
standing legal tenders. SS560OO,OOO.
The Philadelphia stock market is heavy; Penn
eyiyania Skies, los Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
OF; Reading Railroad. 81; Pennsylvania Railroad
S5f. Gold. 1l5l. p,
The aggregate amount of Exports exclusive of
Specie) from the Port Of New-York for the week
ending Aug. &C. 1915, was IS, 2sl, 459.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH Aug 25Cooa very bare; Niiings l7e ne, re-
eeots G9 bales; stock 66i bales.
CG,HtsToS Aug % ooon qaet Mallnss l7is; e, Ne
ceut 1913 as sales, lOO baes sioe o-O bieS
GALyEslOS Aug 26Co'on quiet Cool 0Elosry l5e net re-
cepts bales; sales. $50 bales stock, y.oOo bale
26Cottou unchanged MiiGhus SIC receipts
lO7 bales; shipments 3I4 bales.
SxWORLEASs Aag 20 Cotton casters Ordinary 1ls40l2c
Good Ohnary l4a49l47s.i Low Ndhags. l7aal7 a@' sh'
dn Sa; receipts 268 baes fo9 baes sales
400 ba.es evening. 400 bales stock, 1901 ha'es -
AoBIIs Aus 20. Cotton qletj Low Aildlnss lOaioAe.
MangA 17s4GlS net receipts 10y b9esi expors-eoAs~se,
POS bales, sales, 100 bales; stock. 1855 biles -
BALTIMORE. Aug 25 Cotton dull Ahiings l9i4c gross
eps 1873 eEpOgoastE 100 bales; ssles 2iO baes
sock. 1861 bales 800, >,
WfINfSgroN Aug 26-Cotion frmer; Mlings lSe ne;
eep bales 50 baes sales bales siok 735
bales.
N0YotK Aug 2gCotton steady and Ia fair demands Md.
dag s net receipts pa baes elporseoas~se 2lO bales
saes 100 bales stock, !. l1B bales.
CscsNsrI Aux 2G-Uoou qret aud srm htihngs lsl2e.
receipts O63 sbipnea lJ1 baes, STOCK $50 bales
Louis 90 Cotton qas. and unehsngo Low Mailnss
lie Mdlhnga lSc receipts, 2S baes shpne II. 70 bsss
ME,uHs. Aug 20 lotion hlilgs. lS2. receipts, 2l0
bales stock Dow hAleA.
AuGusrA AnE 26uoioh aoulaa AldBgs. i7iss receipts,
81 bales, shipueni, IL ba-s
aosroN, Aus 25Ceon quiet AMI strong Middings 20ese'
Tecep 40 nas eIpon 70 Gfea Bna ~ bale1, sac
J0O bales stoeA, 9.oV0 aAieA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

AT the present rate Of gold, dividends, surplus
sunds and high-priced securities may be converted
INTO ten per cent New-England investment by the
p1ehase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND
GoID BONDS OF the
LAMonGE VALLEY, ST. JoHSsBURY, AND ESSEX Co.
RAILROADS,
NJ miles long. from Lake Champlain to the Con-
nectlcui River and forming the Vermont Division
Of the Portland and Ogdensburgh Railroad Trunk
Lane. The very large sales of the past fewsmonths
leave but a limited amount to be offered, and the
RAPID pushing of the road to completion ENSURES an
eagly aud large advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS a. Co.. 81 Broadway, NBw-York
FAIRBANKS. BROWN Il Co. Milk-st-, Boston,
L. d 4. FAIRBANKS 81 Co.. ST. yohnsbary, VT.
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

usf1e .tbcci Fleece A sisc ouarerbood Fleece $50
Missouri KEsrUcKr. TESsysEz-wsshed Fleece. 100
45c; Unwashsd Pleece. 2gd33c Uuvshed CcmbaT 40d45
TuBwAsHEp WooL-Choce 81 054e Far 47d5Oc Inferior and
BURY. 42p47c
PULLED wOoINewYot CV A0d45c New York City
Pulled ~ NevYork CITY Lamb, Pulled iO West
super snd Extra 3Saflc Pulled 43147e Coun
super Pulled, 43d4Ic Country Lambs Pue 3SQ42c
CALEoRSIispnng Clip, ine 25d3ic spnng CHp medium 266
31c sprng CLIP low Rrs and bury 81 d25c Pail CHIP 20
a24c., Pail CLp low grades AMI bury. l7d2Oc
TExas-Fine, 30d35c: Medium 23d32c, Low 2Oa26e In
tericr I7dl9ci VERY bury sale.
FoRRIsS Woos-CaDe Good Hope a35c, Ayrrs
Neuno and hea 2Id3Oc Monteydeo Mno and Gestis 300
33r Aasirahan Clothing soc; Aatshan Cybag 90 dole
WHISKY decidedly sut sales Of 200 bills 8, 81 O00
81 O6, closing at tbs later pnos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
pFCrrpTS OF PRODUCE.

Ppr NortA Yss~is and RatroddA o. o.,
Aus 26-Ii pigs Ashes pkgs Bees~aI 3S8 bae Sga hi.
bh. Cops 900 hb Meal 6S pigs Dried frnii 500 %
Es s122 Pour go bills Meal 200 bag nes lSTV SO
W6eat 300 bush 275 bush. Oats 5000 bush Eve
bush Peas III 90 bales Hemp ~ hiS HIDES
sides Leather bb< Resn 20 bhl Spirits Tnrpennne % Io
Cheese 30 pg Pork S85 Pkg Cat Meats $50 d ,S' S P a.
nut IA Tobacco 80 tgA Tobacco III bales Wool % o0S
whisky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

CHICAGO, DANvuLE AND VINcENNEs RAILROAD
SEvEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BoNDs.-
Interest payable April and October l. The remain
ing balance ess than s3OOOO0 of these very desir-
able bonds for sale at the Office of the Company No.
" Pine-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
Quotations are as follows:

The money market. which had been quiet and easy
at and per cent during the forenoon. became ac-
tive toward the close, and rates on call loans adj
yanoed 10 Z. The demand becoming satisfied for the
day. the rates fell back TO S64-the closing quota
ton Discounts and time loans are as last quoted
Government bonds are without change. The in
oury from investors is good and readily absorbs all
the issues Offering. The market closed firm. Fisk
A. Hatch report as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27
IN stocks as he is said TO be in gold The cable re-
-An trnr,, Iondnn rnr,orf fnrnrahla sfata NJ af-

In stocks he is said TO be in gold The cable
PORTS from London report favorable state Of af-
fnrs there. and there is quotable change in Con-
soils American securities from last Saturday. The
Treasury redeemed $4,000 in called Five-Twentes,
disbursing Si6S0OO in coin interest mostly Septem-
Der coupons, making total. including yesterdays
payment of $1,156,O0O, of Si,694OOO. The opera
tions of the Gold Exchange Bank were: GoId
cleared. S4S,4S7,OOO; gold balances, Si,493S4i
currency balances, Sl,7SG,s77. The following were
the quotations:
1000. 1859 SOIL 100 ...l12S 2iSV
1899. 1853 i2:OO..1l5l y 1880 ..1l59 3;Oollo'29S
11sOJ.. 1853 1880 ...ll55 200 ..ll9St
The days business at the U. S. Sub-IreaSury COW
cred:
ea 425659 80 Cusoey D.m' Si$ $S go go "
saM payments. l225 al 81 Currency oSsnfe- "a
alsnce. 1927 $50 - customs ooOVoV w
Currency receipts. 273,362 90
Foreign exchange was unchanged as TO official
rates. but in tone rather frmer. Sales of 90 days
prime sterling were reported at 1917. The nominal
ouotatlons are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

sailed 20 n 12e. euencr 200 Wet
Sailed Oy steers 7O175 10, llec 20 bales Saea
Buffalo, 20021 n. The sock hsn1 go sOV
Hides and 1855 baes e time last yea 900 Hides and $3.50
baes foiOwr: 1900 DRY Buehos Ayrrs nc W50o Dry
Monydsc &c Is 700 Dry Rio Gsnie 400 Dry Central Ameri
900 DRY ami Sailed Mesn 300 Dry and Sailed Texas so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

NEw-YORK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD YIN
sssSD, and regular trains running through from
SeN-fork to OswegO. OF its FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS small amount remain yet unmarketed, and
sfe offered for sale by
Gro. oPDYKE & Co. Bankers, No. % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

AREDomec goods have fairly setye and most KIDS
are 6nn Agricultural Implements brmer and more ce ue
prices Pittsburgh fohoE p'
Tor 7.i do Medina Class y y b fifs. -
gc and DO Plates Sc 4 hi terms OF credit 81 NOS, OF Pi
in 80 days per OIL Foreign goods are steady ou 'ep q'
few kinds salahle here.
mani quote Prime Hay AZ tgIaT5 per iun
ct s23dS26 DO at S20dS22 Good shipping To- At sI9eso
iGSl5 straw is n goo icaana ah' VIZ az
ket steady; quoted Sl5G$lo short do al Slo~
$ls, AMI 0st at Sl3USli. ,--,--u-..,oi.o
HEMP-Mana dull an unchanged; qnoei noninay atlo4D
lOc steady currency AMI Jats bus oooi1s
MDiGO-Tere has been jo5bng demand 81 about pcvi0u;
OF l2d14 AAni al fO9ooe' anu Az
chests M4drss at IS d9Oc..
LEATHER-here better demand for Henlock sole ara
trces addition The ales to aha
sbou 10 900 sides have export England and Ger
NAM dali. aud proes haze lu1hbtu
tendency quote: Heavy. "a 9d29ci iemoch
Ayres Middle. 23G9Oe; HenlOek Baee9, A,Ies'
ioeE California. Middle 27d2l 10 Hem2eE California Lish
pic; kIIemlOck, &c. Heavy - 10 u, heMooA
Ornoco 6c Middle Is 9d27i2ci HenocK ornoeO AshL Se
26iad27c: smOcz, Damaged all kinds snd weights z3~
26e: Hem ok Poor Damaged al Kinds and weight l7a2Oc;
Hemloek Rough 32035c Union Chopped HeaTT 3sdile Union
Cropped Middle 3od42c Union Cropped Light 40 4c Union
Bellies 1SG2Oci OAK Rough al weights 33@5Oci OAA ou-n'
Southern all weights 3O032-, cdrronc'
MBTALs-The for Cepper has been dull and IN
the absence nOmna Unchanged have only 70
note small ssles Of 27o New Sheng Is steady $50 and
Y 81 Bo BraeTs foe; Yellow Metal Sbeahng 2Ic, and T.
Bolts 32c ch Scotch Pig Iron has been IN less active de-
$40 G.engarnok $i4 American zig dali AMI heavy s
steady, There has been rather more inquiry
market s1e OF Foreign Al
Ole sheet and Pipe lO, aud in-
and Sles Sesn ~ 3120S7 60 gold Trade
Pig remains dull and prces nominal straits held at
81 lilc hd English qGoi at about - 10 go1i
Plates also quiet bus holders are hrm ObeI arc
ouet nd unc We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

ID hkAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Isnserea. interest Der cent, guaranteed by the
EfSUir4BLE fRUsT CoMPANY. Capital, 1890 900.
or sale al the oiice Of tho Company, No g6 Cedar
49, ~ a. JONATHAN EDWARDS. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-27

The severe rains Of washed portion Of the Delaware
AMI Cbeak supply Of psine has had TO depend
on the regular such cogm be made very
serious the Interruption aud there have
been no of several days The rance
las been from - JOGl y crate, aud large quantities
ns are EXPECTED 20 run again by Pl1y There rush Of
Bartlett pears maset alyces O. inhE heavy shipments
barrel 10 hiring today order. Southern Bareis
are out OF way. Flemish Beauty are abundant and
good ofsung. colsgnnent OF lOO
boxes California seie Is on She 2ih rom Chea2o.
ulurns 20 tacY
cxies are nearI, out pnts 7d9c The
liver aps to-day quoe at 13d16 Hrtfoni South
EN- are abundant Ap9 SLOW the stock large;
,y 3; gs extreme Grab Apples DO not s yti ty