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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-20
Slefiff'S Sale,

Slsriff'S Sale.
Belmont County Common Pleas
]. B. Smith, Plaintiff,
vs..
Empire Coal.and MiningCo.
DY virtue of an order of sale in the above
~ case issued and to me directed, I will offer
Tor sale at the front door OF the Court House.
in st. Clairsville, Belmont County. Ohio, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1878,
at the hour Of l O'Clock P. NJ, the following
described premises, to-wit:
The six foo: vein of coal under the following
described real estate 81 -uated in the County OF
belmont and state OF Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows, being part of the North
east quarter OF Section Sc, Township2 Range
| ,. beginning for the same at Station l. on the
North side OF the County road leading from
ReI,aire TO st. Clairsville and on the East line
of lands now owned by Robinson Keyser.
thence North 80 East 25 40 percheS to a Sugar
Tree to station 2; thence North l2o East 81 40
perches to Station at post in the Jordan
line on the North branch of the Run: thence
South 4So East Hi0 perches to Station at q
post on the Section line; thence SI.06 perches
to post Station at the County Road; thence
By said Road North 4So West 1884 perches to
the place OF beginning. Excepting therefrom
one acre and three petches sold and cony eyed
by John 5. Crafty and wife to the German
Cemetery Association OF Bellaire, by deed
dated october 9th. 1883, and Recorded April 8,
1868 in Record OF Deeds, Vol. Al, page ass to
which reference is had for full description
containing 20 acres, rood, A perches.
Atso.-The six foot vein OF coal n nder the
following described premises, situated in the
County of Belmont State of Ohio. and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: The same
being in Section Sc; Township 2, Range 2, and
beginning at Station |, corner of land lately
owned by JoshU keyser and B. Alton: thence
North l4l5o East %. IS poles to the Run. Station
=; thence up the Run North 40 East so poles
70 Station at the North side of the Road;
thence North 500 East D. 40 poles to Station to
Sugar Tree; thence North 12o East 49, 40 poles
10 the Jordan line, Station G; thenceNorth 4Se
West l2.36 poles TO the Section line Station Z:
thence West 1876 poles to the GflIis corner
station 3; thence South 100 poles to two Beech
Trees, station 8; thence South 20IIo East 81 As
poles TO South side of Run near an Elm Tree
Staten 10; thence North 1873 poles to Station
IL; thence East l0l poles to the place of begin
ming, containing lS9 acres, 3roods and % poles
EreeptiGg, therefrom acres heretofore sold bv
Robinson keyser to one E. P. Rhodes out OF
the Southeast corner of said tract to which
deed reference is hera made.
First Tract, Appraised az s2G00.
Second Tract, do Go s9575.
8. Terms cash.
W. c. COCHRAN, Sheriff,
OF Belmont County, Ohio.
]. 3. SMITH, atty,
feb6td
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-20

Saturday is Washington's birthday
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Belmont Common Pleas.
In Partition.
Mareret c. Hamilton, ct. al.

Vachel RobinsOn ct, al.
Z Writ e OF at order of sale in the above
~ case issued ald to zee directed from the
Court of Common Pleas OF belmont County
ohlo, VIII oner for sale on the premises. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock z. NJ, on said Gay the following des.
crlbed premises, to-Tit;
First Tract.-Beins part of the Southeast
quarter of Section No. y, Township 4 Range Z
beginning at post In GaIlagher's line (Sow'
owned by T. A. CraigG thence South Al poles 10
4 rcck at the corner of Carle's land NOW own
ed by John WILSON,; thence West with the
Section line l3S poles To q post; thence South
30 West 81 poles 20 a post; thence south 54IIo
~ est TO- poles to n posi-; thence North 10
70 poles TO a nost; thence North $50 West q. 40
poles TO post; thence South TO West 90 Doles
70 postal the place of beginning, containing
~ acres and lis poles more or Iess.
Second TIact.-Being part of the Northeast
quarter of Section y, township 4, Range 3
beginning for TIE same at the Northeast corn,
9r OF salu quarter Section and RAINING due
West 81 rods to the bed Of the Creek. thence
down the Creek with the ,.neanderings OF the
Creek TO the placc OF BEGINNING Containing
* acres, more or less.
Third Fract.-Reing part Of the Southwest
quarter OF Section Is TownsF jp4, Range 5, and
being the same tract or parcel Of land convey
ed by Luther Mitchell TO Joshua Robinson.
now deco, April i3, 1870, containing one acre,
Containing in all 10 acres, i rood, % poles
more or less.
Appraised, 1st Tract. SI751.
'' End Tract, $3.50.
STd Tract Ei0J.
Terms OF Sale.-Oue Third cash on day OF
sale, ope-third in one year, onc-third in two
years with interest on deferred payments to
De secured by mortgage on premises sold.
w. G. COCHRAN, Sheriff
1. NJ. RILEY, Atty. febl3
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IN the matter Of Samuel Hanauer,' Phiiil
Hanauer and Solomon Hanauef, late part
ners as s. Hanauer & Brothers, Bank-
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market

J. HIELToR Soc',TT.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

Col. WIN. A. MckELLIP, the enor-
getic Secretary of the Carroll County
Agricultural Fair has already print
ed and published in pamphlet form
The programme and arrangements for
the Fair to be held at Westminster,
commencing on Tuesday, the 3Oth OF
September, and lasting four days.
President Grant and his Cabinet,
Governor Whyte, Of Maryland. and
Gen. VIM. 7. Sherman, Of the L. 5.
Army, as well as John W. Garrett
President Of the B. & 0. Railroad,
have signifed their determination to
be present.
Col. McKellip will leave for the
Vienna Exposition about the middle
of this month. and return in due time
with some valuable acquisitions for the
Fair. His storehouse of agricultural
knowledge will be enriched by the
trip. M
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07
C0,lStabIp'S Sale.

10y VIRTUE of writ Of fi"rl faH""
J issued hy John Can, "nr "l thc D n.y.
ticca Of the Peace Of the S,'ic OF M''y y,
mnl il ant, for f'rcdrrick County, At lh"
suit rf WIN. Smith and others ana 'o'
officers Ntg, against the good. ana r ,H,,
trls lands ard lcnclnruts o, J ACob ~" :
MAI, and to me directed, ! have s,, ,',
md IA ken IN "x,cu,ion, ali the right, 'lt!r,
claim. interest and rstatc, at la% aHd IN
cuuit;, of said Jacob bowman, III "'n /" :, =
t,nc, Of lani situate aud Tying in E'rcdcr,'h
county Mnryland and loini,ng lance WIZ,
Levi Brown and Dennis Manahan and
others known as part of FOX Range. Co.
And hereby give notice that on
TAursdav,'hc 26M dov Of line, 1873,
at : o'clock. P. ~. in the town OF S"blllas-
Vile, | will offer for sale the said properly
so seized and taken in execution, by Pub
lie Auction, TO the highest bidder for cash.
This 3lst day of May, 1873,
J. c. S'rOTTLEMIER,,
nc-.ts Constable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07
Carroll Comfy kHlf.

SPECIAL NOTICE. The President
of the United States and his Cabinet,
the Vice President with His Excellen.
cy the Governor Of Maryland, and
General W. T. Sherman, have prom
ised to attend the Fair, The Society
Isl, that the people Ct Carroll, especl-
ally, make more than ordinary effort
to insure the success Of this Exhibition.
Cartoll ranks among the first counties
N the State in wealth and population,
and is able to make as good an EXhl-
bition as any other, il she but wills to
DO so. The Society, therefore, re-
quest that all will do something for
the Fair, and that when our dlstin-
guished guests come among us, we
shall not be ashamed Of what we have
done, and that they will go away graf
fled.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07
E,V.ViTSBIRG IYENC.

Mr., Isaac :. AMMAN louS" is gone up,
but rather slowly owing to the RAINY sea-
lon.
another Improvement is, The store Of
Mrs. ] T.. Bnsscv, which has been cnalg-
cd. and 4G.ls both comfort and ronvrni-
cnrc: it makrs a much more f'shlonaole
appearance Mrs Busscy IS very a''eh-
tive and l.nd ii her customers ana oG,
serves encouragement, Her goods are all
of the best quality, especially ladies dress
ing goods, having good sat,c Ill srieClihg'
81" knows cxsu.!y what i"tns les need
Her talents in this respect, has l."ch much
improved by long career in business,
diminishing is now ovorstoe&"d win
handsome and industrious young gtfis.
Young men from distance with IA g@"d
character and - capital of i've, dolla,s
y piece to pay III" prrarhcrcould b" mace
a~tal happy Ivy calir@ around and putting
on the halter.
Mr.. Nathaniel Eot%e is about build,
nra machine shop on the haI'r'ad
rack midway hetwrc4 Ade'sbergor. !:
#olet AMI St. Joseph : Iouso. lie l.
.gw Jig~ino the Ioul.l~,ion.
IT, Na5.,'j m"st'".' Oh ,D1 III!
.,.,ya, VI. 70 w,,l @,tc,. .,Q,h
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

The committee appointed by the
rlus<i, Of Maryland to install the
Rev. \. Il. kremyr az Pastor Of the
Emm,t:burs Charge met cn"ht-Mop
day to discharge their duty, Eev.J.W
santee preached an appropriate ser
mon, setting forth The duty of the
members towards their Pastor, and
the Rev, N. Z. Gilds conducted the
installation service as set forth in the
order of worshirring. The congrega-
tions at Emmitsburs and Fairfield
are now regularly supplied with ser,
vice, and very much pleased with
their new Pastor.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07
3Huriu9r:;.

On the .,h April, in the city of Frt1ny.
lex. hy the Rev. Osborn" lng:r, CT AlI';EH
r. NJ IER>. of indianapolis, /" Ml.s LIN,
ME +. CONNER, Of this ely
On the Goth ul>im", at the Lutheran
Parsonage in Frcdcrick, hv the ! rN. DR..
Dichl. WM. HENRY GOOD~ELL. If
t'rrcrici, city. to Miss JULIAN NJ 81,
OF FairyicN.
On the 2,tA Wltimo in Liberty, Ivy the
Boy james Stephenson, ALBERT VA J :
NARD 10 Miss EMMA ID. POOLE,
daughter Of the late Thomas l.. ID. Poole.
On the Goth utimo, near Jefferson, by
the Rev. H. IT, Bowers, EZEKIEL i.
CANNON to Miss MARY ELLEN ODEN
both of this county.
On the 81 instant, at the Methodist EplS-
copal Church, Frederick. by the Rev. }. \.
Price, WILLIAM G. LEEDY, of Bryan
Ohio, to Miss nALLIE l.. MILLER, OF
Frederick.
On the Goth ultimo, at the residence OF
the brides parents, by the Rev. Father o.
Conner. assisted by the Rev Father Wat
tcrs, ROBERT VI. RAMSBURG, of Fred
rrick, to DORA f., daughter Of the Hon
G. d. Camden. of Clarkshlrg, West Va
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ssni.o":Hs:c cGE:c
CHANGE OF TIME.
WESTERN VI MARYLAND RAIiROA D

or THE
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
NN and after May 3Sth, 1873, the pas
' J scngcr trains on this road will run as
follows:
EASTWARD
Leave Iiaccr~town at :. 81 A. NJ, and
lA5 p. NJ.
Leave Mcchanic>town at 40 H. VI, { IS
\. NJ. and 800 =. NJ.
Leave Union Bridge at ). II A. ~, $40
4. VI and :'.it y. VI.
leave Westminster at Cos \. NJ, 1920
A. NJ. and 1913 +. NJ.
WESTWARD.
Leave Baltimore at 100 \. NJ. and $50
p. NJ.
Leave Westminster at 9.O5 \. NJ, and
5.44 p. NJ. Express for llagcrstown, and
7.15 p. NJ Local train for Mcchancstown.
Leave Union Bridge at Hos \. NJ,
a.4oP. VI. Express; and go j. NJ. Local
train.
The train that leaves Baltimore at $50
p NJ, stOps at all Stations, but docs not 50
farther West than MrrhanicstoWM.
The $40 p. NJ train from Baltimore is
,he EArrtgs, and stops at the following
Stations RELAY, RriStcrs'oWn, Tank, West
minister. New Windsor Union Bridge,
Frederick Junction, DlcchancstoWn, and
all Stations beyond.
S,snrs connect at Glen Morris Station
for Hampstead and Manchester on arrival
of 100 4. VI. train from Baltimore,
y I.A
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

Nix. EpIroH "A communication
in the N'ry""d Union, recommending
Benjamin. G. FiiIhugh a> the Democratic
nominee for Clerk Of the rrcnit Court.
We SAY, by mll mrans, nominate him. Being
mechanics. we speak knowingly when we
say there is no other man so hplo"rd ANA
appreciated by the mechanics and lahorjn%
men rs Benjamin G. Ftzhngh. We may
say is one of us and has made himSrItp"
by aiding Others. Therefore, it win l"'
our duty, as well as oUr pleasure, I" al
vance his interest. MECHANICS
NAV l,-tf" OF R"UlNOWn.
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Er,,rr,,, r,ry MI limo >
rI,. On,,,,n and ,rnnl Richard
~ ,w, y,,,n. Io.n were ,I,b;nr =,
~. Ii;,L r,n.l bIf , mila ,,nny,
'r,lrri1.k june; ION to-day, When the
,t,., ~ CROSSING ,o H.. other side. for
!,,;t ,Lon, nHu = n o,t L.,onI his
,]on,L and L.;uu uunbl,. to swim wa,
,|r1wneJ Uuyuu ,,u,., in and
tried ia save his c,nll,ulIuu v hu ,i.lt
~ cla-rnI him hv ;lr wrists, bu,
ua1int !i- effort truit.,.s, Wrcurhed
himself AWAY AMI SWAIN ashore. and
ran r,l.ng i,r hello. hm it wa. to,
late. Before h,,o came ,Hl,lD.~l-url
va, seen going lawu the thGI ,..H,.
! he h.H' A''' e.nh "nHL">''" Oh 99'1I,
l"'o ia" water. Tine booty wa, S'o"h'
10! tyr some ,II"r' "n' 'o"''' no, tie
found mini 900 IN" evening" II mao
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

1g- The cost Of supporting the
military establishment Of Italy will
ruin the government, unless a reduc-
ton is made. The Church property
seized helps The matter some, but even
that is not enough. and the end will
come. War, even in peace, IS the
most expensive luxury Of nations, and
the lay, we hoVc,is not far of when
armies will be dispensed with.
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Icy If the subterranean cavities Of

reg If the subterranean cavities Of
our mountain prove as rich in valua-
bic ore as We anticipate, and which all
the evidences Of geology, mineralcgy
and practical science indicate, III
characters too lcgible to be overlook
ed, we shall soon have Il rollins mill
established here, and besides furnish
ing our own country with pig iron
and rails, vii! ship to England, France
and Russia, rails to covcraII the Rus
yias from st. Petersburg to Tie Mala-
koN Tower and Siberia with Ameri-
IAN rails, the product Of the tAtoctin
mountain.
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THE WEEKLY Sun.

The Weekly Sun is increasing in circu-
laion with r;cry issue, and the lists OF
subscribers daily received, in single mum
beers and in clubs, show that the successful
efforts of the prorrictors to furnish the best
family newspaper published have been duly
appreciated by discriminating public.
The kindly AMI favorable notices OF TUE
WEEKLY SrN which SO often accompany
I'll. renewal of subscriptions ar" -rati!> M
and encouraging, ~ indicating anapi'i vat
of past efforts, and rncoIiray I'M in our tu-
tuvc cnucavor> to inpr We with every issue
The literary department is supplied from
high and pure sources. An cptomc OF the
news of the world il presented from week
to week; the important interests of the
farmer are carefully looked after; in the
editorial columns the questions of the day
are calmly and inteligcntly discussed, and
nothing neglected that pertains To Il fist
class newspaper fully W To the require
mcnts Of the times
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
New Spaper in the World.
-" 7'EHN>, C.iNN ~ .lUDINCE,
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90 The following letter of Mr
Greeley, never before printed, si-o"s
how early lie took the position Of al
vocat!ng the largest clemenry toward
those who had taken part in The Rebel
lion. The date is signiticant-.this
letter WAS written while Abraham
Lincoln vas moyeing home to Illinois
in his last triumph and Andrew John
son was clamoring for the blood Of
traitors:
New York, April 81, 1865.
Ny FRIEND: | have your letter
We must put down the Rebellion We
must make an end of Slavery: Tor the
good Of the whole human race requi"-
es both Of these: but do not let US seem
to do in wrath " hat is dictated by love
We may have to kill more Of the South
crn savages, including their chefs;
but let us not drink their blood and
imbibe therefrom their spirit. | say
in all truth that | would gladly let
them al. 90 unpunisAed lby war; to,
morrow il they would pNt give vi
Slavery, stop the Rebellion, como
back and behave themselves. and
am not very good at that. If | were
!t Il ,,Il ,rc1oIl, I've willinC
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

You can use postage stamp twice;
if YOU choose. The first time 1t will
,ost vou three cents, and tee second
t!uv ..ttv dollars.
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Notice to the Debtors and Cgrdi
TORS Of Frederick White.

T>lIE undersigned hayino b"cn ar.o'n'.
rl Trustees hy Deed ol Voluntary
Assignment; for the benefit Of Creditors
executed hv FREDERICK WHITE, and
SANIlIA. HI wife, If N'cj.aMir7tDNN
District, Frederick County, MlNioHd,
hereby give notice, that all rrrs"", jo.
t,h,ri or having claims against the same,
to cali and settle them nmr,liatry.
Tie books V ii We left at the u.ic, Of l'r.
White.
WILLIAM WHITE,
WIN. j. BLACK,
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!LI:I1 CLARION.
EE.E.E vi y II r. ID,

EDITOR ANp PROPRIETOR.
ttEtlIANIl ) row N:""JUNE :, 1873
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

sta. Rome recently celebrated tho
:, 52s,1 anniversary o. IS 'o"a.&t:9H.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1873-06-07

Harriet Fsnimore Cooper, on" fthe
two literary daughters OF tho Amer!
can novelists. vii soon publish a Ills,
tory Of the Onc;dA Tribe Of lndlahS
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lIlIlt SN
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s4H- The numerous friends Of Col.
VIM, Richardson, and of his father,
the la.e Davis Richardson, in this end
of the county, will synnpathlze with
the former in the loss of his son by
drowning. twas a melancholy event
which has shroudcd Frederick with
gloom.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
coNsOLIDATED sILVER

81 Mining Company.--Locationo of Works, Au-
rora, EsIneralda county, Nevada NOTICE.
There is delinquent upon the following de-
errihed stock on account Of assessment (No. on6)
levied on the SEVENTEENTH DAY of JAN
UARY. 1873, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as lot
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board of Directors, made on the seventeenth
day of January, 1873, so many shares OF eac I,
parcel Of such Stock as may be necessary, VIII
he sold At public Auction, at the Office OF the
Comnsnv. Room No. 10, 402 Montgomery street,
san Francisco, California. on MONDAY, the
seventeenth day Of March, 1873. At hour OF ~
O'Clock NJ of said day. to pay said Dennqnel'
Assessment thereon, together with COSTS u ~
yertising and expenses Of sale
CHARLES 8. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room 10, 4O2 Montgomery street, San
francisco; California. iDSo VI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

1t is a well known fact that Dyspepsia and In
DIGESTION are the causes of nearly all the dis
eases that the hum an baby is heir to; then why
pay enormous doctors bills By using Doctor
HENLEY'S celebrated L Y l. Bitters they can
thoroughly cradle ated from the system and new
NE unmarried to the sufferer. Read physicians
certiticates in advertisement in another column.
mh4-3m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-03-18

A share Of public patron sSe ID Respectfully
solicited. p1vr
ja1-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Sept 2No business whatever was transacted on Ch'nge
BffT1xoax sept 27-CottOn nominal; Low MidiUg I6as
l6e Flour upcha gd heat quiet and steady ONO
WHITE 7Od72i Yellow 81 a62e Mixed Wes;s5n 5s96Qe Dat,
S1 Hsy aaeha9e Provisions very da and heavy but
normally anchaagol Western BaeS Unchanged cOAee entirely pom
BrrTAIo sept 27-LaEe and Raj I@2Orts-wheat 29lls4
Flour $500 bbs CansI shpmrnts-Wnea 7S6 sos Corn
7O63s BUSH Rye i9S7 bush Ra n HIgST' heat, sod ~ 90
Canal Freghu Wheat, be- Corn, l0c Oats Gle No change
So10S asa p. Ss O soSs 81 s 100 bush No Corn
t iG' If e wa c doing The
Ioa 'sf he clos. osS limited demand WHEAT
s OF No Red Winter 81 50 Com easier 1Hd n2ss
He s.rIes Suiet bat srm se Of 5Ssl 90
S d ST% i cee .. mt no@a. Pof. D At S Lard
qa. sen: 1GS Ases oSHqs Sc SsL Ss.
limited joebns demands sales Of shoulders At - Clear he
CnGsso SEPT 27Buness continues very quiet the Ereh,nse
thete inqay for cash gram mainly By outsiders vino
btoaghI currency With Which 90 PaIehas a. the Hesss' low
iaa .r Issaad ami arm 30 spfns " % No DO
ssas SC sI s sl ~ sS as osto s Adventist
Oats demand ana arm No 2n27 He2 cash Rye dull aud
s.SG g. Ne gs &c Is sse D'y d 81 aad as
Pork ose sl4 cash without baTer Lard vas ofsre
:.s.d eth . ss,9s soc Al Lake AZ: S1s % ass
900 soS os 5oSo bu.S Rye 80 600 bush Barley shpSsa
S s 5 5a: y IS S s: S '' Corr 'O0
CLpSELsp sept 27Ths Grain market eu,ey nominal and
pee, are established T5ee shPpsg movements
produce. Petroleum srin. Spot Oils unehaRyrd
DxrotT sent 27-Poar quiet unchanged Wbest de-
msnd lower sales OF Extra at 81 5Odel Of No.
White 81 46dSl Alb Amber Michigan u 50 bad u "a asked
Germ ,tssdy q, Ale and declining 3Oc FeghtsTo
Oswego IA Receps-3OOO bbs Flour 10000 bus Wheat
5000 bu. Oar, shPnen.-3Ooo bb' Flour lSOoo bush Wheat
1000 bcsh Cofn.
LOUISVILLE sept 27-Uonsdrble ercemeat prevailed today,
eaue br the early hour OF the foorng banks Ger
man Security Masonic savngs Wes.sp Bank,
Central Louisville Banking Company
eney flet and prices nominal for al leading rces
Their banking hours other bnas
MILWAUKEE sept 27Plou Qse the dimeuiv q negoiistng
drA. poa business closing price 80 Goa 50 70
Medium ~ hoe Wheat regnaf business eonsad setting
81 o. for No 2 cash. prices entirely nominal
,tore TO-DAY OlOOOO bush Oats quiet No at 32a- Con-so
Al Sse prcs the Board will Mon
dsy R.eept-3O bbls Fouri 900 bnah Wheat ship
900 bbs Flour, IL 900 bush Wneat Feghs-Wheat
Buffalo BE- .a-.o 20 -
MsnpH Sept 27Fiou steady at - b0a*o 90 Corn arm and
se.e Al 60 d72e and Ate Bacon dali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

The .rpots Of tho week are 1l7.720 bash, sgann
3ss 1893 bush the corresponding week ha yea.
Todsy hoeu disposed 10 sell but The dmulV IN
placing m continues TO greatly sr business and value.
nominal Spring FOR October delivery can be h.a A.
and unsettled the export de-
chiefly complete eargoe~ Winter 70 m9oee
for No. Milwaukee Tor october
aEurs the 6OOoo bush q.
81 % Rejected Spng 81 40 for No heaso spt5g ~ Sy@
No Mlssutee 81 80 for Rcd Western 81 82 ter Amber 90
81 SO for White Mchgan also $1,000 bush Iowa spn Al
81 35dSl AZ the er for very handsome 900 bush NO MN
81 49, 5000 bush No. Duluth at ~ 81 l34OO ona
No CAesRo at 81 45dS 80; contracts for 10000 hsh No
Milwaukee for October settled on private trhs ana
do 81 47lt aud ~ s. for October Barley snong
dand sales Of 10 Fouiosel state 20 srye
about the 18th October 81 49, ami 800 blh No Western a.
81 80 800 bush Fouowe 81 40. Barley Malt IS
and % sales of 1900 bush Twoowed state at II ~ san
O fairly stronger; New only betteri Old quiet and
heavy, ere SO Ohio Mixed at 81 G52
White at 3iaa6i 2 Black 5Od5ll2. Western Mirei at old
b2ic White 53lad55c: Mixed at 5la522c Rye 6m good
Nos wantej the 54O0 bush Old Western at 9lc aud 9o
for New Corn Is and In M demand for export nd The
tde The sales SO 900 bush and Upsound at 55d6lc for
WeserH Mixed 90 % for and $50 &c for
SAIL Western White 6jd67c Western Yellow at 60 2Gb6o
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