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" hole Number Of Gifts, $500; Tickle
Limited to 6O.O0O.

AGENTS WANTED 10 sell Tickets, to whom
liberal premiums viii be paid
Single Tickets, 81; Six Tickets, SIS; Twelve
Tickets, SO; Twenty-Five Tickets, $50.
Circulars containing fun list of prices, and de
scriptiOn of the manner of drawing. and other in
formation in reference to the Distribution, Will be
sent to any ordering them. All letters must
be addressed to i. D. SINE, Box So,
Main OEiCe. 1OI w. Fifth ST.. Cincinnati. o.
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Don't tail to procure Mrs. WINS
Owls SOOTHING SYRUP
Gripping in the Bowels and wind Collie.

Itnot only relieves the child from pain, but
vigorates the stomach and bowels, COrrects acid
and gives tone and energy to the system. 1t
relieves
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II Is said that the Iong-lost portrait Of
Molicre, painted by Sebastian Bourbon,
has been discovered, among the lngres
collection, at the Museum Of Non.auban,
AMI tIat it was restored by the latter
painter, who purchased 1t at q dealer.
uala
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AN old farmer, noted for L-> ecesntrici-
ties, had hired man who somew lat re-
sembled himself, and whose vagaries cx-
hibited themselves in ways most marked
and unexpected. Going to bis barn, one
winter morning, the farmer found his man
had te,n there before him, and hal taken
a halter ana hang himself to a large beam
aud was already Hfeless. Surveying tic
spectacle for moment, the old man burst
out: Wall. | wonder what On earth
,l., eritteE viii 10 nsxt.'
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resoia,eiy put away thought Tor tue 'i'ne'
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has happened. Believe me, VIII take L.
advantage Of Your goodness ! Will SCI
You free as soon as can. My on! WIS.,
: % spare Yoa troabIe l VIII take al
bi1me on myself. Ano" yon are lonsi',
70 De away ; ana WY should ae'ay WIZ
must come at last: / Garesay Dick an
Mrs. Macy, the nurse, con DO all nee
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TAKE NOTICE.

CoUsTY CLEEE's OFFICE,
September =, ISL.
Tie following RESOLUTION vas adopted al
tie special session O.. County Boast 81 su-
perviscrs, held in the ely and county q
Naui-owoc, which session commenced the
IltE day Of September inst.
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by 7. 2. Fucsscutch- wl-e in the cllee O.
Couut- CLERK therefore,
P~sslreF, That tie present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be au.5 0Tizei 10 ass
through tie four city papers Of AaIl'e.Toc
( that parties holding receipts IL =. T, u1s-
/ ,euich. for the redemption If taxes, present
/ them al The County Clerks Office To asesr'
/ tain If The proper entries are male in hyo5'
1 # sale 10 cancel sid taxes, and that ta'
. present Clerk be authorized TO make tn
! proper entries on sl! books aEi reHaaT
each ease to this Board, thereby saving TIN
, county a great amount u trouble and eA
ucnse from Illegal tax-lsgi-
Notice i hereby gEea, that the Count.
Clerk can be found "a; his Office between Z.
hours Of 9 "a. IN. and ( r. IA. each day, r,.tu
and willing TO attend T. the duties 1-s-=ne
to him III the foregoing resolution.
If Z. s. flERP0NT. County Clerk.
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SOCia; EasgIraInCss,

From the SATURDAY Review,
The oldest consequence Of the artificial
state in which we find ourselves obliged
70 live < thafn2i.'as lae'ss .hJ n'~aF ,..c::.a
tnre Of anything We know. 1t IS IN draw
ing rooms as on the stage y thoroughly
inar''noI' actor would be a mere mummy
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would mass d. ai+,,.r r,o-,., ~ NV. ~
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1.,r.,.;.. ;.,..ir.. ,'.-..:.,
cans. IN ,i.. Lro,,,. 70 I'll, II, ,,.o,,1i
,,,a,,, ~, ,ft..,,., l,,+ h., ,.,,,Il ~, H.,
self 5,sooroc,I,Io S,cb . r,,, tbo o.t
of ~. cr,h AMI -. n,i-,no, - 49,.
5r,v;,,-r,o,, ho oo+c~s !. ~. NIX
whether ne i co7>tit,t,onaIIv ho,rfsb o.
,oo.l.nat,roJ he ! na,p-,i ,,d H..
paturaluass comes Ike nm ucI- notch IF
fri.za nm tLa Goth IF colI v;,h ,,i;o,, +bo
49,. e ......
'in " IA az " ti' ms " Il f'lttit4t OlAu-
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eSE % EgI% (@u
fIOTTEE

Having 'i=FoHed nv IU.frrzs in rfshfrr.. 70
L',- htFriir T'gHeft al -ho-e irt,b-od 80 ne 70
~ mn thIa'" payment - the 1h-r ktH f"r
we .cf~'"fs patronage Cstrrd-d 70 IN the g5zt,
ff-rrf MY T lsst crutf nance # fha
'H-ce''9f Nil Louis NcyrCta = BIO VIII conduct tie
u-'nest
Ssk y-L.ph H.EsDF
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I'd THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, it Is unjust that
those buying for cash should paw
the same price as others buying
on credit, unless interest i
charged to the Iqtter.
Therefore, we thcunder>igned
merchants, having the object in
view to do justice to al parties
. as nearas this can be accomplish
ed, DO hereby agree that from
January lst 1913, we shall
charge
10 per cent. interest
for all accounts standing over 80
days. Knowing that the ahoy
course viii tend towards making
lower prices and give more Gen
eral satisfaction, we sign:
J. SCiIj ETTE Il VI. MAUONY.
BRO, F.. X. RAND.
FRED ri bOLPH, J. A. kTIIIER.
J. II. THORNTON, OLSEN, MENDLIK
II, MARTENS, & THOMPSON.
+. v AGNER, ADAM BLE>ER.
W. kREMERS. G. BL@pJ Ellie,
}. NALLSCHL.E- c. HAJK0HL.
GER. PLATT, GRAY s
Villas 4 BARNES, FOSTER.
ERNST KERN, \. FISHER.
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| WILL IF YOU WILL.

r,n;a Ees Hampshire.
N the plrlo, there, one jig evening
were four people-Nr- s., John AMI her
dt1,hter Els. Mss E:n.y May and Mr..
\ ,,a,r, A. Effy H. JOIN, wen. to the
ID. these two is, s.if1.l OF o. the
b.ie5n-, AMI tool listening as Ely,
sang.
nc.aIl ,a-... o,,rI a. l.r,a,
n. ,b,,T..r. y.rs r,,n,,, vt
rha r,.. .b,,ll +. nix, 4 r,.,.,,;ar Irear,
.,.a. 80,
-. ~. -, ,r,.,II..v
-. =. ~. -, trreI :, hone ~ nav.
- b,rt wi.r careless. lar an fret.
R,ly anil s,ll cannot forget.
~ y Y
''s- - = 81 ,,.r AL -
~ -
f.'e' Y '''su' 49, -
sens'.os' - s,F'.'' = ''pt,' = .''''
nat "n'oil NJ oss'' II '@'' y
N " .
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10 per cent. interest
! good (IIlltL TGn IYTEST1IFIT,

Four or five tboucaGd dol
lars are wanted for enc ortwo
years at ten per cent. inter
est, Oh 9 mortgage fer TWEEN
tT-fVe thousand dollars worth
Of real estate.
Apply to Jonah Richards
OF George Cooper, in the city
Of Manlt0W0c. If
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SZ9.s21 90
L. KEN 7 Err, Agent.
20 "
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E!abii,fics.
losses adiusrel not due 5lo501 90
Losses unaaJ Gstei.. 1920 co
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unsurpassed IL any house in tie city SA-
LOON kEEPEES and others viii benefit
themselves by calling - sEr store ana in
<peetiag our goods before purchasing Else
where
Constantly Oh hand saloon supplies Of all
kinds. I4-lI-tf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton fiat good ordinary l51Sc. l5c. Net receipts
IStO bales. exports, coastwse, "a Stock, 1888.
- NEW ORLEANS, April IS, 1873
Cotton-Demand limited; ordinary, l254c. q 13c good
ordinary, loc l6c. low mddlings, fsc. middlings
lSAc Net receipts 4l0l bales; gross, 100 Exports
70 the G1nt1nent 67oa Sales, 1905 last evening, $500
MpsLx April Is 1873
Cotton dull, nominal good ordinary J6c. low mid.
dlings 7Ac middlngs, lsl4c. Net receipts, 36o bales
ExporisIo s great Britain, 400; coastwse, 2sl Sales,
SAVANNAH, April l5 1873.
Cotton heavy mddlings lssc Net receipts, Sll bales
Cotton dull and easier middlings ishc low mddlings,
800 Stock 2S.3S8.
WILMINGTON April is, 1873
Spirits urpentine quiet at Sc Rosn dull at IS 50 for
No " 20 Tor NO So 30 for extra and 81 25 for pale
Crude turpentinc steady at 81 70 orard % 10 for yellow
dip, and - for virgin. Tar firm at 81 95.
OswKco, April Is, 1873
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales o bbls at s. 70
bushels prime white Canada at % CO.. No Milwaukee
club held o. Corn dull sales 600 bushels Western
ct &c. &c., Barley quiet; Canada offered 1t 81 II sales
500 bushels ON private terms Corn meal-el 30 for
bSltsd q - tGr gnSoitsd per cwt Mifssd unchsngsd
TIC; 70 New York. &c to Albany, sc. Receipts by
lake-lS,SO bushels wheat and l8.00 feet lumber.
BUvvALo. N. Y, April Is 1873
rosr quiet; Western Spring 81 81 % Ss; amber win
ter, - - % -; white Winter, - % 9 $40 Wheat
sprnr. An; Chicago 00, q ~ q r; Duluth NJ l
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lospos Monrr sAaxrr.-.Lospor.. April 1875 P. NJ
Cansols closed unchanged United States fve-twenty
eeonis iss7s ~; new nves s0s Erie Railway shares
Fassxrcss Boynsv YnAsEroRs April i6-United States
NE twenty bonds. gsh for the issue OF 1882 s,s-'
fAns ueVRsk.-fAnis. April lS-Rentes 56I l5c
Lavsaresf car.cs nssxsz,-Livsnr6oI, April 49,
,hs dsv nave Nam irnd;cs o n Sa.cs
alalion AND export OF the sacs go bales were Amer
sss s.reh and April q SsisS: The shipments from
Msnhsie: niddlins uPlAsdA ssd. middling Orleans
fnsps AZ Isscsssrss -fsvrsrocL, April iS-rhe mar
bet yarns and fabrics q quiet but firm
MSIhs receipts q corn At tns port since the last
report have been iAoO Quartcrs intending 000 Amer
can The market 10 quiet Wheat iis ~. lis. ID per
eental for ayeraee California white The receipts Of
wheat 81 this since the last have been 1900
quarters. including g.aHp American.
M-rork. 0s Cd per Dbl for now mesa Lard, sos per
cwl
LIvsRrooL rRopycn MARKET --LIvxRSooL, April IS
Eveniug-fine resin, la per cwt
IoSpos PRODUCES MAnkfT-IoSDos, April t5-TallOw,
"a. ~ per cwt Linsced OIL Ess S. q ks ios per ton.
fErnoLruu NARksr--AsrwKRr, April 15-Petroieum
Ia. tor me pale American.
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S25OC0 Tenn 6's, n. bic
1000 Tenn t's, old. b G
1000 Missouri 6's. BIC
1000 n Y c SIS, '6. !.
1000 Erie lstm. ...... :.
1000 Mich South ST. &C
1000 @, P h Ash, new.
$4,000 Lake Shore conr
20UU Tn Pac LIST m. ;.
1000 do. b 9
70CO Tn p rs. ! 3.
10000 Toll 4 w con c BIDS
5000 To w LIST. StL div
2Oc0 G i r / 4 Pac rs.
1000 Tol 4 w equip BIDS
10000 Nor q Es LIST m...
loco Chic 4 N w con.
1000 Harlem LIST m. C
5000 " 4 st r LIST, LaCd
5000 st L q l N LIST m.
ll000 G, C&IC LIST m.
1000 N ] South LIST. -.
10000 do. b c
10 shs Merch Elk Bk...
10 Continental Bank.
AZ Bank Of Com'wlh.
200 Con Coal of Nd. :.
100 Am Coal. b &C
ION ny N ~ I'm Tai hp
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HERALD WEDNESDAY ss-QUADRUPLE SHEET

miun the market being feversh at the decline tho
currency sxes for the reason, were strong and
advanced to 1l3H. The following were the closing
prices limited States currency SKIES. 1884 ia;
do do, 1881, registered. 116k Hay; do do. do,
coupon, lI9x a 100; do. dve-twenties, registered,
May and November, 112H 11S; do. do, 1852.
coupon do 117k 117k; do. do, 1854. do. do, ll7k
al17K; do. do, 1885, do. do, Hex ll9k; do do,
1867 registered. January and July, lle lleK; do.
do 1885, coupon. do, l16< 1lex do do, 1887. do.
do, llsk Ilsx; de. do, 1868, 90. do. I1sk .
III; DO. ten-forries, registered, Ill MY; do.
do. coupon, ll2ys 1l3h; do. fves Of 1881, regis
tered, 114I q 115k; do. do. do, coupon, 1l4H o
115k.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND LOWER.
The stock market was steady during the greater
portion OF the day, the easier aspect Of money In
the forenoon impartlng fair degree OF strength
and causing rise in New York Central to 1O2x,
In Western Union to s6k, and IN st. Paul to so.
With the close OF the second board and the ad-
vent OF quarter per cent as the rate for money
the market Weekend, ana gradual decline sud
denly changed into sbreak" at the wind-up, In
which prices tumbled all the way from u. to
per cent, Panama going down nom Ill to lot, st.
Paul to 55H, New York Central to 1904, and
Western Union to SAX. In explanation OF the de-
cline the fact was announced that the trunk rail-
road lines had suddenly lowered their freight
tariff 10 to IS per cent. On the other hand II was
thought that
rHR CLIQUE.
who were getting out OF gold, had dumped upon"
the stock market, to break prices down prepare
tory to . "bullr speculation this Spring.
considerable excitement prevailed at the
close and some OF the more timid deal
ers in stocks apprehended serious bust
ness In the immediate future. AS the market left
or 1t promised either an early panic or q brisk
rise. The opposition to the project Of leasing the
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Railroad to the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company has succeeded so far as to procure
injunction from the Courts postponing the meet
ing to vote upon the subject, which was to have
taken place April 10, but is now indefinitely de-
ferred
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
q folIoyuiIx tahle sha,xs tho hnheSt n
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HORSE NOTES.


TIE Prestasns Purchases o Peaeemakers
During President Grants late soJourn In New
ycrk ne visited Pair Land Farm. at 0ravcsend,
4 n Anef inspecting the stock. including 0beron,
q Thoroughbred % the famous Lexington ana
ciencoe cross-croe. several Of the young coltn
were harnsssed ana driven on the road m 'front.' OF
tss iarm % show their gait speed, &C. One %
them, called claymore. p.e2sed the President so
mucA mat he purchased him. aud has sent him To
Ms nrm. near -. Louis Claym0re viii be four
years oid nexi June. Ne h son o. Peacenaker, .
son a. Hsmbletonlan. nis dam was . wellknown
rosasler W Henry Clay, son o. Andrew Jackson,
ADD thfonxh him hack 70 TIE Easnas Barb Clay
more y thus . yery good combination o. thorough
Ssss points sna n sg wh'ss barr H. .isss. WI" ap
wards % ntesn end bali hands high. has grcas
bone and muscle, shows much speed and
be exactly afted Cor what the President
intends hifn-vix.. crossing Win thoroughbreds-
before TIE s.1ournmsrs q ne meeting 90, o. nc no
the Promotion u the Interests Of the American
Trottina turf aeid N thls CITY last week. COM
mittee was appolnted ~ me boaIa VITA special =.
upon the aspiration u the Drivers and ~ alnerS
Protective Association for committee Of confer
ence ~ discuss AID fane isa ior ths interests OF
The Board have reported, AMI the following brief
exfracf from their report shows the feeling ~ that
august body ior the aFtcais 81 the trainers AMI
ave 40 not assume 20 crislcise their right 20 en-
force among themselves any regulations they
psasr wb,e6 We can smaixsmase their rules win
ours or In any form admit them - authority -
govern the administration Of our memDerA"
.pscs down" aud apologize individssiiy 20 the
Boa "a OF Appeals and eli the incompetent judge
that may hereafter be appointed 70 svranniso oves
them while sasAxed N x4stlRs tAen sesseA w
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o. 81 white Canada. q rs q %; white Michigan.
a. Sc s08 do Western track at b2c. Oats dull /;
Western naked store and track. &c. 40c Barley
steady aales OF A7n0 bushels on private terms; hold
csn.as e sc ei No xsstsrn Sc 90 two-rowsa
Sc. Barley malt suiet;. Western. 81 81 10; prime
81 - Balance Of articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, April 10, 1873.
Flcur quiet and unchanged. the sales were almost
q Nc sprns 81 y ssH No ado. n Isx %. regular
.s..dy sslss % No nized a. Shc 70! regular; sso
o. .Iis, xSEast 6sis ar@ ana inSlf demand sale;
.esrce; Sc bld No Marley shade lower sales Or
No Fan AZ sc for regular go 7c. for fresh accord
ss.sd .l,sns q sS % cash q seller Nav sl seller
NAY sstc seller Juse. Bulk meats In good demand at
SIC for shouss,s $50 tor short rib mddles; shc for
sssasei wnisssy steady a, ReceiptsiI 900 bbls
and 900 DO harley; shpinents-t,0N bbls -four, 13 09
bushels wheat so do corn ia00 do. oats and 500 do.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY.

".
The Southern state bonds were dun but th9
market was steadier, and might perhaps be called
arm' The following we're the closing quota
hons:-Tennessee, ex-coupon, 70 a 10Y; do.
aew, 7S% 70; Virginia, ex-coupon, 4s a As:
ao., registered stock, old, SO 40; do, SKIES. con-
'ondated bonds, 631s a.; do, skies, deferred
soip' ia's IA; Georgia sixes 10 70; do. sevens,
naso; North Carolina, ex-coupon, 90 a 81; do. to
WORTH carolina Railroad, 81 a CO.. do funding, 1866,
~ 10, do, 1868, II q 81; d. new, II ais;
w., special tax, lax 1917; Missouri SKIES,
Wy 70; do., Hannibal ana St. Joseph. Of:
LOUISIANA skies. ~ SO; South Carolina skies % 4
70; ao., new January ana July, 10 q 20; do do.
April ana OCTOBER Is Q 80; Arkansas skies, funded
~ a.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER
mo government list fell on Xax per cent IN
HmpasAz WIZ tbs lower EpIlug " tue gQla ore.
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THE RAILROAD BONDS.

The railroad bonds were steady and moderately
active, the market being less affected by the none.
tary strngency than any other department of bust.
ness The following were the bids at the call as
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MKrALs-Dlring the past three days the market has
& best a. % ia C
psisr gold Diner s metals wars " not G dealt
N4,Ai sToRFs.on Change. TODAY the marke, for
1 ss: SqS Ss at
az S1c Resin was In fair request and strained was
iSsEE sass ssS'sd KS
no %s Sssa Sss q ao ss az re-
viii "a: ire %'s!s %
nd Lard r 81 % %.: K
demand and Arm Other oils were quiet. and not essen
and d II ibis crude spsr sai ns,arsi Winter.
or seasq 60 % Mhas S Winter and %
S and iU5 cnocs
r. Ssao2 FL continued dun and
Il Sus $
5Sls sold late yesterday a iSc FOR pIc@p, delivery
Sa'a NJ %
l2c. Western and city; At the close there 1T
sss On s ! X n NV
a aa Ss; s. sn
s tbs Sales RsG Il 81 Ss R9n d
subsequently the market was shade easier TOR spot and
%Ss Ss :ssstsy sssf'
June SIT s6 and 500 bbis, do ut SIS also 6bls
psf sna 20 ss:
hsassd sfss Ie .s
81 II iSs "a rRs e'' Beer S.n and
ss only at IS e: %.s;
s.'S sss
3: sSss: Is S Of AL s s q
ana is ssas. s. &c S az ss .;S
sas ap saf: Ger
go Heroes q s,c Dressed hogs were steady st7<c
;ss3 sp: .s the demand only
sc and small sale. 8 Patns az sns00n ".'
a. :sssS
On da
ScSd lsiI ~ g GOOD pTi%s srossrs,
molasses bids and boxes, e &c. mslado e. ssAc
a. js a. i & i i5i Is sSi;.
grocery fair to choice SIC a94c. Braz-Du,ch stand
1910 "a SIC &c. Mana-superior and extra superior,
sEsDs has ruled auiet since last bu. the
dsys not so Sars a.
from sac for good to choice and sKc for fancy
Tlmothy was dull, and quoted nominally at s. 75a
80 Sh. Rongh fax was en- trely nominal.
srEARisE was frm but only in moderate request Sales
OF grease stearine at 7xc.
TALLow continued quiet but firm. The sales foot up
liz hhds all Mt &c. for prime. =
ToBAcco-Business since last has been light, but
prices were steady, The sales comprise 800 hhds. Of
1870 crop, 0c 100 sundry seed leaf 1871 crop,
l6c Sc cases Wisconsin seed leaf 1872 crop, &C.
cases Ohio 1872 CROP &c. also 100 bales OF Havana at rom
WHsxsY.-Receipts $50 bbls The market was steady
at the opening but subsequently, closed more active
and frmer The sales foot up bbs including 30 bills
early, at 9Ihc,. and the balance At &c.
Wool has been light during the past three
cessay N most instances in order to realize sales
Iowa do, b3c lbs pulled WOOL 4oc 10000 lbs Fall
California; &c a0oo lbs. Of unwashed, &c 500 lbs.
Colorado, &c 1000 lbs low Texas lee 20 bales Cape
&c L DO ssoured Texas 49, do Of CALIFORNIA lambs
$500 lbs secured domestic, 5000 lbs Fall Colorado,
bap pulled wool. Ar on mi 10 tnrm
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TIE CATHEDRAL FAIR II BRooKLYg

The Brooklyn Cathedral, st. James Roman Cath
Ollie church, jay street, which was built in isas,
being the FIRST house Of worship erected by the
Catholics In that city. has recently undergone
needed repairs. To meet the expenses of the work
the ladies Of that parish have opened fair At the
Assembly Rooms, Myrtle avenue. A very elegant
collection OF useful and ornamental articles adorn
the tables, which are presided over by ''maids and
matrens fair" The tair VIII rewslA QQpa until
SAtuxday evenlngs
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Sl0OCOTenn e's. DID,.

$l00C0Tenn 6's, DID,.
2Nn Mo 6's, II &StJois
U0O0 Missouri IS. :. b c
2CU U Pac rs, lg b..
1000 do.
1910 Tn Pac LIST m....
1000 @, q Al G LIST. =.
1000 Western Pac BIDS.
1000 CT West LIST. 'SS. ;.
600 N j South LIST. be
lUU shs Con Z OF Md b c
200 American Coal. BIC
20 West Tn Tel. be
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quality not more Than hall sFads above bciow The
grade quoted
q SO bushels corr, ~ 10 do meal SIS bbls and
t00 bAgs oat. ~ ~ brshels harley 1850 DO The neur
rally lending In buyer yer IN sales ssnce last re-
port aggregate about ios0 bbs including all kinds
prices within the range o. the annexed quotation Corn
sS ss. a IS s . s ee%mos ana is s Ssss
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.eed. Il y ~ a., 49, z ~ ss market e,as =,
Nee n s.o's and snoal Tue sale. we're about seoo
y s.'y I! ss. az s,.s:
sssesss ;ssss ~ go, "a n.
mssa sde. &C. as 70. 90 &C. % nv ws;s.s
Western ~ iss nominal - ,oc ana southern 40 -
% ~ NJ n; s.r ~ s: sr y
ssSe se sos INTERIOR q shess white wss.srn .a:s.
sI.Ss 4 % AR sssss ss ana rye not
@ .s9 :s W.: :s 's;
suitably Q ls pss:slss% trade TIE sss.s:mss.. .ass
grain sa. 's = ssss * and
ssssp :. scs qGS; rsas r sso. y .s
yss na MAJ G store !. y. sss' soRs T. "a & s Ar,
rCsP 4 g. The Charter. s
bark Iechsrisrcd, hence % conliasnial port, Tsa
Ssass s,srsitsS orders sss, W.. sss"ss
Ssased ss, asnss sssss s' e
Gibraltar and cadz, with slaves, tobacco and OIL a, :
Tor sssn Or ssoesSeim lump mi 'G sum, '' BRUSH ssr
n%s =. s. oa SS Ss 70 ns
and n 1--WE per cent prmage 80. -,
S Sr&srs ws c% Che sGS s5cs
Ro AND s tss fGr s'pse dslsery' Calcutta do
HEMP AND JurK@ihe market for hemp continued
quiet with prices nomnalIy steady. Manila saosa q
price, quoted ats &C. gold Ju,e butt. auie hat
and 800 at l-lCc.
HAY AND SrRAw.-Thcre has been material change
In prices since last The arrivals ~ hay have
Sesn quite d Liberal but under good there Is no
tail qualities, 81 @a 81 SO; clover 75c 81 sal hay.
&c. Sc. long 81 ~ 81 Is; short do Sc.
90c. oat &c. n Doc. and wheat. 75c.
Hors-rhe receipts have been moderate, and the mar
ket exhibited seader tone. ow ing 20 disposition
being shown on the part Of brewers TO Operate Prices
Eastern and Western Zoe b5c California, SOC. 6oc
Bayarian 4)c. Soc. English and Belgian, Soc. soc
MoLAssKS-No sales were reported aside from few
lobbng lots of domestics Prices steady, as ioi.
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FOUND.
WANTED.

WANTED STU ATI0N-BY A. MAN. OF
NV education and business experience, IN q
Dod house. Can bring a good trade TO suen zen
house. Address NJ. Ledger office. lOl-lOl
TANTED-VAULTS AND CISTERNS TO
w clean. j. ID. Fox, 80 Union st. So-f