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TIE VIEW United srArns.

The roof to the new United States
Hotel is completed. 1t cost within a
fraction Of 10000, aud is a beautiful
piece Of work, Notwithstanding the
panic, work is being pushed. The
South Wing is already plastered and
hard finished, and other parts of the
building viii be plastered at an early
day. The work Of painting the exte-
rior has elso been commenced by Mr.,
Fuller and will be pushed forward
We are assured by Hon, j NJ. Marvin
that there will be no cessation of labor,
at least for the present panic or no
panic.-Daily Sarnogtaa.
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MARGARET POORts EsTATE-

80 state OF Vermont Manchester uituct Hs
40 d Probate Court held at Mmrhrrpr, within
aud inr sad District Of Manchester, uu the 2ist
day OF October a. D.. 1873.
Present Hon D. d. Barton Judge
An lnHuumeut in whiting pufpa ring Ia he the
last viii aHd testament Of Margaret raar late ~
Dorset, boa sad dis3Ilgt, deceased. was presented
for Probate,
Wheronp3u it was ordered that enid nstru.
mcnt bo proven az Probate Court 60 be ula on
Che 2ath day 81 November, 4 b., 1873 that notice
tloreof De given 10 all pufs0na Interested. IS
publishing a oari8ed copy Of the record OF said
order three wr'ka aueeub-tEeiy Ia the Manohes,
ter JgvrNAh, newspaper printed at said Man.
chester previous to Hgla time ul hearing.
uue record.
Attest, LOYELAhD MuNsON, Register.
true copy of record
Attest, LOYELAND NuNsON, Register
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HANNAH R. sAWYER's ESTATE.

State Of vermont. Manchester District ~.
40 s. Probate Court held ~ Manchester, within
and for said District Of Manchester, on the 3rd
day OF November, A. D., 1873,
present, Hon. T.. y. Burton, Judge.
The administrator Of the estate Vt Hannah H.
Sawyer, late Of Peru, in said District deceased,
proposes TO render haal account Of his admin.
iHlratOn on said estate
Whel eupon 1t WAS ordered that hearing on said
application be had at d Probate C1url, q be
bB held on the 26lh day Of November A. D., 1878.
and that notice thereof be given Go all persons
interested by publishing certified copy Of tho
record Of said order three weeka suooeasvcly IN
he Manchester JuuRSAL, anowspapor printed al
said Manchester previous TO said time Of hearing
true Record
Attest, LOYELAkD MUNSON, Rogister.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, LoyELAND MUNsON, Register
gInsg
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IENAs pRINDLEs EsTATE

- STATE or VERMONT, Manchester District sn
AZ O. Probate Court bold at Manchester. within
and for said District Of Manchester ON the 25th
day of oct, A. d, 1873.
Present Hon. L, D. Burtoa, Judge.
The executor Of the last will aud testament u
Konas pflndle late Of saudgate Ia said district
deceased, applied for an extension Of the time
heretofore allowed him IN which TO pay the debts
and settle the cstale Of the said deceased
Whurcup1n il was ordered that said application
be considered at Probate Court 10 De
heaon the 2Gth day Of Nov, a, u. 1873 and that
notice thereof DO given TO all persons interested
by publishing a certified copy Of the record ~
said order three weeks successyely IN lur MAN
CHESTER Journal, newspaper printed at said
Manchester previous TO said time Of hearing.
A true Re ord,
Attest, LOvELAND MUNsON, Register,
4 true copy Of record,
Attest, LOyELAhD MUNSoN Hegistor.
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CO... nrrcuIn Avn ms 50 wAIr.

He came into our presence with such
an excess Of modest timidity that we
felt good deal abashed ourself when
he looked at us. He said he lacked
six dollars Of enough to carry him
through to Detroit. He was stranded
in Saratoga. He was u waif--
His health was miserable. This
stranded waif, sick and six dollars
short, called on US on the LIST of last
month, The S. was to be RENTED by
the 10th. That was a month ago, and
we can't help but feel uneasy when we
think that the poor wait may have been
taken worse somewhere between here
and Detroit and that his friends in De-
troit don't know where he is. We don't
care very much about the Sc. but the
young man looked fraiI, and we are
AFRAID that he may have stranded in
some other place with no kind and
sympathetic hand to render him assis-
lance. Should l. D. Bruce. of A
Columbia Avenue, Detroit, Mich be in
distress anywhere, let him telegraph
to us, and we will go to him speedily
Daily SdIatogida.
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7r,ru hooks rcu couno, SCHOOLS.

FrNr hooks rou cougu, SCHOOLS.
Tine state Board at Education in ac.
.srlancc with law, has revised the list
at text books which is done every
I've years, and hiss recommended
change ia nearly aIl the books. The
.ist recommended is as follows :-~
Wnb'a word Method New Amed AN
rsnc, aid Readers. up 20 the Fifth.
and HiIliari's Sixth Reader; Guyots
series ef Biographies. Frcucas series
aJ Agishmcues Green's English Gram
mag aa3 Anlcr,aas Histories
These books are all good and mostly
a Improvement, 5u those 10 use. and
nea short lmn eau te exchanged for
tae aId aacs az g discount. There has
aau considerable dissatisfaction IN
uc portions uf tte stat. in regard t.
tae change 10 Au,bmetics SOME maja-
tanning That Greeuleala series - battar
taaa FreaeL's aa3 Iaat the Board were
aaioy iaaaeHeal hs the act that Dr.
FuaeH She SECRETARY 81 tHe Board is
taa aHshaF ri ,he sr5es The lagb
character of tae men comprising thn
Eaar1 81 Education Us Sufficient
Guarantee asuHs, aay ming aprra
ta and basy examination Of Che
Arithmetic ha convinced gs that &, Is
5neI IT, tla ants 81 onr aaaogs.
Ne taIm there sbauId te gaaeert
ii action ,a eseh school district ia &C..
arl O. tl matter ant. AZ fac as pos
sa.e, haEe a change made 81 once. ST.
taae ~ be a change a. tga sets 81
ass tH ssaaol wi8 make traallc
aai esse8 che vslge g. abe instruction.
]bg Fmagueal Committee IN gach dls
g.at aaaai3 taae charge ii the matter
aa3 tate stefs 50 regard ta tie ehaaFe
st re aPaibs q the school m iae
aialeg, 81 postpone NATL che sumner
tgfm commences
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OBEDIAH y. RUSsELLs ESTATE

srAra or VERMONT Manchester District ss
~ Pro ata Court held 80 Manchester, within
aud for said pielrgl Of Manchester On The 10TH
day Of Oct, a. H., 1873
Present, Hon. u. E luriaA, Judge
IA instrument IA writing purbgrunR 10 be the
jast sill and Testament II Obadiah n. Hnsaeli ,
late Of Arlington, ia haid distrlel, deceased,
War presented Tor probate.
Wbereupou IL was ordered that said instrument
DO proven q. q Pfabste Court 70 be- held On tho
z8tn day Of November, A. D., 1875 that
notice thereof be- given b. Oh pcrsous
Interested by publishing q certified copy o.
Tho record uf said order three aegks successive
iy iH the MANaHurEH JopngAt d newspaper
printed 81 said haHebeaEer previous 10 said
uWe ~ hearing.
tTge record,
Attest, LOFELhND MCEgON, Register
true aypy II record
Aftesh iDFELAhD IlhsON. Register
1t8w
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COMMIsSI0NERs, NorInE

- W. THE supscEBERs, Being appointed BY tho
Hon, the Probate Court Of the District Of Man.
chester, Commissioners 20 receive, eE.mius aud
adjust the claims and demands Of all person
AgaiHst the Estate Of
Edmund Manly. late Of Dorset
in said District deceased, and also all elaine and
demands exhibited "a OBJECT thereto. aaisi8
month from tho zJth day Of Oct, 1873, being
allowed by said Court f8r That purpose We 40,
thtoforc, hereby give notice, that we will ate
60 the business OF our appointment az The late
residence Of the ssid decreased on the 2gtd dsy ~
April, 1874, from one until four o'clock, d. IA
on said day.
Dated % Dorset, tAia goth day Of October,
A. d., 1873.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS ,....
2i3g g. ". FAhWELL, COINS
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s-4.-a--. .t..--.... s.4s... 80
~. -. - -. ~, 49,.
-. 49,.
- $50 .-..-... -. 80 ~
49,
h..
-
l
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assn
7 l'HaAi'H Az NV AoHh (
80. N'tetaifsf 49, 1878
20 hiit tesaiss FeHu'enaehi CT
+te tl@i eA th|fle.aH haA3fNAA 20 !
i'e-f SIT f4fe FT's7e fefsaaai aHa wilt-
seH zA'lah lo i4e delaware sud iiu1-
$3.50 taHaI company. ta regard ia excessive
4aa eliminating fates charged oH
't@'ta@s tpiA tl.ii tsAA.s }hAi Us sh'Pued
over @"t fnad, a5ia also lH regard lo The
a4ss.H& uF Tie Troy aud Bennington rail.
l5''lf ana a@ aHabie Go obtain aaE salts
iAf.i4i' OF even answer TO nay eommanl
et..."
We haFe Dat enc course open io us
iah'rss We resort 10 tedious hugAUoul
aaA iHAt { io t.iatGa lIie Delaware aHd
hudson lanai company FOG The tEaus-
p9ftAt'gA "l Lhetf etLN ever our track
-49lh "I lHr h'itahd aeP'i.
j on "3A a'lef ilie receipt OF ihls- enaf2e
'4i 'ta Nfa"' P3E'Ai ''a oil each car ana en-
-i"e oyer g, cor iTseN' 70 or ifom any point
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The steamship Russia from Liver
pool arrived in New York on the 9Th
inst. with large number Of passen-
gers among whom were Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall O'Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs
Ames EanWart, Mr.. Geo A. Fellows
and the Misses Fellows, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. ii. Withcrbcc, Miss Withcrbec, Miss
Tucker and Mr.. + W. Maulm.
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L. ". PAER.
- o.
For the Manchester JuUHNAI.
EXEMPTION FROM ATTACHMENT.
here are always more or less
croakers in the world, who claim that
the rich are growing richer, and the
poor poorer; and that in short we are
going to the bad as fast as possible,
Ia one respect most certainly has our
Legislation been favorable to the poor,
and that is in regard to the amount of
property exempt from attachment, or
lcavy 10y execution. The first Act of
the Legislature of this state making
any exemption Of property from levy
by execution was in 1871 and the same
year an Act was passed, which enabled
a poor debtor, under imprisonment for
debt, TO take the poor debtors oath
and recover his liberty, The amount
Of property exempted by the law of
1891 was zone COW and such suitable
apparel, bedding, tools, arms, ana ar
ticlcs Of household furniture, as may
be necessary for unfolding life" In
1901 ten sheep or lambs were added to
the list Of exemptions aud from time
to time various articles have been al
ded to the list, until it would now take
a small fortune to purchase all the ar
ticles that are now by law exempt from
attachment At the time of the Act of
1891 but little apparel and very few
tools and articles Of household furn- !
ture were considered necessary "for
the upholding Of life Cooking stoves
were not considered as necessary at
that time for the upholding Of life, for
such an article could not be found in
the state Of Vermont A comfortable
suit 10 cover the nakedncss, with al
change, perhaps, Of tow or Iinen-for
they had linen in those times was
considered sufficient in the way of
apparel I have before me q County
Court writ in favor Of Bildad Bradley, |
Of Westminster, Vt, against Niiah F..
Bradley, Of the same place The writ
bears date 1902, with the signature Of.
FUhraim Rarurv Justine of fine Peace /
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rsroHrtsr R.lLnoan au1rurxr

TspuuTasF RAILROAD MOVEMENT
The pes Plc q Western Yrmaat will
be somewhat surprised and verY
much Ffaafal % lcara thai abs liar.
Iem Etieaaaa railroad has been leased
20 ls Ceatfal yermaui company. fas
forming q tbranra liae saaar eae maa-
aEemeat
Hos JaIa Gregory Smita. president
Hen WoHh.ngtgu c Saith and Han.
Icner " Park. directors ] Vs..
Hobart general superintendent h..
Mills master Of transportation. J.. NJ.
FasF, superintendent Of motive power.
~ she Central Vermont railroad. gee
campaa,c4 by Jesse BardeH supera-
tcn5cut IF the Batlaud railroad. and p.
g. White, superintendent of tae Har
lem Extension railroad. started over
the road yesterday 10 O special train,
taking formal possession of tbe road.
The Central company propose 60 put
ou ole 0r more through trains far Sew
York at once II arrangements cau be
made with tho Harlem railroad com
pauy. % connect az Chatham, making
a through line from Montreal. st,
AIbaus, aud Burlington, via Rutland
aad the Harlem Extension railroad
We arc informed that Vanderbilt has
signiGei bis willingness 90 do anything
reasonable, SO that wg may expect
through trains % New York over this
route in i short time. This will be
made d 3 opular rgute. aud do "a large
passenger and freight business when it
rs established ia the public confidence
IL is further proposed O. make
freight Ijuy for all freight seeking water
transportation from of the Central or
Harlem Extension roads, via the Hur.
len road TO Millortun about 80 niles,
thence over the Duchess q Columbia
division Of the New York, Boston q
Montreal road - miles further to Fish
kill, where the company will have cx-
tensjye facilities for shipping. This is
70 be Il great coal depot for the com-
" '''','' "''' . ''''''N'''"
10 ~ W "'N' Win 'h' 'ou'ice''ouI
western faitfoad, Whlch ruhs TO mart
ford, Conn, giving them an outlet into
that section Of the country. We are
informed that the new lessees will al
onrc nut the Harlan, Evta,,siop road Il,
,,r,,.o, ,l.a,, e., ,l,,, ;,.,,n,,..l t..,.;.....
'''''' 1''''"o """' '''''"s s'''N 10 'e'''-
eu'@
MS Is ahothef aud very important
step towards the solution Of our rail-
road difficulties and the amount of ben
eft accruing 70 the business interests
If this vallcv cannot No ostinotod
va ho,. ~ ,r,,,,,, -, p,.auI La
,,oen ~. ua,Ian rv,a,s;.,n iii
and the DELAWARE and Hudson CsnoICo
who are the lessees Of the Rensselaer, &
Saratoga Railroad. The Saratoga road
ha, no chance to get to its shops except.
overs short piece OF road which belongs
to the Harlem Extension road, The lat
ter road refuses to let the cars of the Tor
mer mass over this aud thev arc NOW
,,,,i,ata. 49,, i.1aaa,.1.., aa.,,., w.
'"''''"s q" ',''l''''''''' SWITCH We
hope the hght VIII continue unlI
our railroad company secures an IN.
outlet over the short link
t.a,,, ,ho s,a,,rt,.t, t,..,.t.t.sr,..,,;..,
= D''' W, '''"'' '''''0 ~ ''oo''IN '""''i0n'
II Is understood TIE Troy " Boston Han
road Company are willing to ran trains
10 connect with orr road satisfactory 10
,,,o,.l,. oe,,o ,.,tl,,. hn, 49,, ,,.,,,a..,..,
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NOTICE, This is to give notice that
} have tbta las gFeU nay SON. Nasue A
haldsu. hs thine Hanug the remainder aftls
mna .Ity sud / sbali tsiW 8ane 81 biz wasna
mar pa# any debts gf bic contracting after tb5s
date
AUSTIN @. uALpNlN
Dorset. Sc. utt e. $3.50. Qt3w
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FOR SAI.E-The subscriber offers
tar saio 8 sptsadli pair ~ black p9nies veil
matched, aRd weighing ahaat iUN pounds Win
guarantee iAam saand Kind aud irue Byc and
aA years ald wlA ugt their mile 90 lpss thsu
laar Wiuutes together Reason laf selling al
seHs af sfHea rugg flaH
BYRON COLBY.
last Nassau. Rensselaer, e8uHta D. n 224s
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10 lhls .ritri Mt Dixon made ua reply
aad aner waiting longer bAH was 90.
Hlesfra, 81 rars senl tire following.
a BE5auNAF Nrw AoHk,
NsyembeT l, 1875.
TW- DfAaa. E~2. pfesil=u, % lae itp-
aNaIe aud Hatsa8 CauaI Co.
lteaf sir-Tbs Longest tiue suu ques-
Seal e. consider my communication oI she
Job Oa, having elapsed, aud hearing
nothing ifau Eaar company, ne egA,
Guided A1a have 10 wish % make 50 aas-
Nef Ne tIIz f0-8ay Instruct Unf snrEf.
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NEW York, Oct, lG. 1878
THos. DI:oS, ESQ. President Delaware
and Hudson Canal Co.:
Dear sir--Re!erriHg to our couvcrsa-
ton Of csDuday, iu which Won requested
me to submit iu writing what ihe Harlem
Extension aiuad company, desire of
your COMPANY, beg 10 Aa,:
Flt-I--N We wish 90 secure at Rutland,
irrt-hl lrum YOUR road, That shippers
desire tp snud over our road gI tUr rates,
sad la4t 800 discrimination shall BEE made
agau>t aHr rIad.
tHa 60 aHE uWn IasI your company
hayc charged tor freight on marble irum
Wet husband l9 Rnuaud. distance Of
ft1r miIes tive dollars per car ID the de.l-
nation wa. Huaud ur cart oi RulHbd.
while fifteen dulaTs per car g.. charged %
tl,c freight is 90 20 over oBr road. On
This cla-. of freight yuu charge shippers
~ - CeHts pgr tou per mile, and three
times yunr local rates, ! am Informed
your company discriminate against ns gs
un Other neighls and frum other points
l.tu West Ruuui.
Second We Wi-h }oGr company i1
couseu. iaat the Tuy Il Bennington rail-
nsad be- opened iH aI business, both
freight and p8-seu4el The Troy Il HeH-
ingtoB roab extend. from ibc Vermont
lIue, where 10 connects wiIh oar road, 60
liposi- JHutgoa, where it connects With
l5e Tr1F * Boston railroad il, length
Is about i've milr.
Pos uver aNcaH years previous 90 1867.
sc uad llue from l.ulaud 10 Troy. 0i
whlaH lhe Troy a Bennington u8d Dm-
rh pagl. EHe. uHr ROAD Was HGEf Zee gHF..
, 1873-08-22

August ahorta. Seller tho month oponed Mt
2011o, and advanced to 2054o at tho close. soIlor
soptomber sold at 2o@20i4o, and aellor October
at 1s@2ot6c, both coning at tho outside. sc11or
of 600 bu No: ut 2o9{o; 1000 b,l Do At 2o52c;
G,d0G bu do at 201Io; 4,H01 biz rejected at 2315o;
5000 bu do al 23t{c; GOO bu do ut 23o; ! 200 b,l
white, by sample, ut 20c, Oh track. Tota %, 200
bu.
Ryo waB more actvo in car lota, bnt fully 10
lower, tho moro llborAl supply inviting buyers
to hold of till Eotlors conceded tho DECLINE at
which tho market ruled stoady. Casi sales wore
reported Of 8,0D0 bu No. at 15c. Options wcro
G311c.
Barley WAS loss aotivo and weak, tho donling
boing, aa uaunl, principally in options for now
No. 2. sellor September opened apparently
eses es cs 4 fGr oss'ssa 10 sea i bs
about tho proposal to Induce change in tho
ruiz, for grading No. q, developed {; .
fooling Of woaknoss, and tho market n;Na IL. tell
o. @ g;.' pu. seier He se ' yaas sold carly st
Thore was no trading In options on No. .: oasl,
sales woro limitod 70 400 bu No Especial htn)
nt S1.1O; 400 bu do at 81 1.00 400 l,1 Iojocted ut
700; 400 bu do At o5o Total. i.ooo bn.
Tho following is Doorbohm's dispatch TO tho
Board Of Trado to-day:
Ave. II. 1ondon-E1oatine e.rgoss Of whes. Of
eoss. improving Good carsoen of csorn. r. wheat on
eonat, sos. Good caraoe: American mt1od corn on
on passage slightly lcsn than last week. Primo meBs
porh dis Cd. Weather In England Ono. liverpool
wheAt q"ioter Corn strong a9s 3D. Primo mess pork
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
will hold its fourth annual meeting In Chicago
tliH ycar, commencing on the 1st Of October.
Secretary Randolph, Of Chicago, haa issued
nrrnnfzRtinn in xv1fcl, In RAyB. HThD National
, 1873-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments worc lllod for rec
ord OH Thursday, Aug. 21:

Tho following inBtrurnonts woro illod for rec
ord oil Thursday, Aug. 21:
O1rY PROPERTY.
Warren av, between Hoynu Md lsotcy se, 1ox12A
It, s1atod July s ]; consideration, $H,725. ....-.
Larraboo at, Of lIubbIo 1T, ef Al tia It
to alley, dated Aug. II consideration, $4,000.
Tho premsea 3va West Indiana at, dAscd A,'g. 81
consideration, 81 400.
Lo. 0 Of Lots aud T. in Doth %, shofrelds atlli-
uon dated Aug. 10 consideration, $2,425.
Loa to L. 49, ~, ~ and 43, and 0, IN Kimball'a
subdivision III Il Of II Q u scc. IA, 80 ~, dascd
May "a /; consideration, $22,oco.
,voo1son av, n Of and near JackBon a n +, Lot 7,
dated Aug. IS; consideration, $l,87e.
Iots aud III su'snoek Of nlock A. 500 = 80, IA,
datet ,:a Jan 20; eonaiasrst'op, sS5oo
asa It, e s'S
Townsend 1t, south Of Yves. iyhito IT, WI Il II 10
alley, aated Aug. a =; consideration, $2 8oo.
With building, etc., dutod Aug, Il consideration,
1lne 1,lsna ~ so.ue, Of Western Lots as to
Temr!e st, north Of und ncar West Huron st, VI I,
Lot 2s2 25 1.ted April confederation. t3,loo.
hoa 7s to 50 dated May 81: consideration, s2l, ,ooo
Woat Harrison ct, l5o = y OF nohey st. IT, 25x
Kossth It, rs It of Wailaea s. TT 5ox1as IT,
datod July. III confederation. $2,lo0.
arovo parkway, 1903 $40 It Of F1rty-thlrd st, T.
1o9x9324 It, dated June 18; consideration, $4,000
CottaRe Grove nv, corner Of Fory-thlrd at, " +,
l8 Jl0xl60 IT, dated Aug. 10; consideration, ,3i7
II lots in block Of Block 10, Of Dro1el Il Smiths
$10,344.
Lots and 10, Conrad scipph u Of n gec. 25,
%. II. dated April 10 consolidation, $1b,1o7.
Lot q, in Laructl h plnnba W 4 NV u Of o Il
Sec. 0, 50, II, dated Jan. consideration, 1915.
Same III the above, datcd Aug 2t consideration,
1926.
Lois 20 and Il, in Block ,, in Hioklngdalo Addt-
ton, dated Aug. & /; consideration, $780,
Lots 40 to 80 in Block u Of Drexcl b Smiths Snbhl-
vision IN nw ecc II, 81, Il, dated Juns a con-
sideration, $lO467. -
Lots 49, Ii, and II to 10, IN Block Of Orvis' II OF
sex sec 7, %, IA, dated Aug. 20; consideration,
$1,S05.
Same "a the above, dated May l !; consideration,
s750.
Same as the above, dated Aug 81 confederation.
$1.b1O.
, 1873-08-22
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND MARKET.
A1esHrs. Lnnt, Preston E Koan quote as fol-

NEW YONG, Aug 2l.-Mouey easy at 4@o Per cent,
with the bulk Of business at 4. -'
Sterling dull and lower ut 1o715@1075< for sixty
duys, and 1u8Hal08ts for sight.
CnntomB receipts S579,UU0.
Gold frmor, and advanced from 115,s TO 1l5s<, with
saeh at the latter figure. Loaua were 1@5 per cent
discount to fat for CARRYING. CIcarings $27ooo,oo0.
Tho Assistant Trcuaurer diabursea $a9,o ,oU0.
Governments quiet aud firm. ...
Bate bonds dull; old Tnnncssees firm ut 81 1,000;
Missouri State bonds Of 81. Josep, Issue, sold
at %, with more Offering ut the Bafno price.
Stocks acttvo III lending Shares aud an alvance
made on prices Of yesterday. III some instances the
hyheHt point OF tho wcek wnB roac1Iol Tie bulls iu
rtAo Mail put up tie price to A2, but there
aAy offering stock Ut ~ that 1Eces yielded to AN.
Tlo chief interest conferred III Western Union, Lake
Shore New York Central, racfAc Mail, Union pAciAe,
Wabash, aud Olios. Tho 1narkct closed stroug
The Erlrtss Baya: To-&lAy Lake Bhore and New
York Central loaned ut per cent, and most ol
the other shares ut L. There IL largo short intereat
and many bankers carrying prominent stocks havo tho
, 1873-08-22

nominal Mt o>4o 10 15urnlo. To engagements report
cd wnrn scir II. Col, wheat to 1}ntlalo at To- scr
nrnco Shannon yesterday Aftcrnonn} wheat nt Gi&o;
sc.- .::~slo Drlnlnond nll Bclr Anbo l.. Andrews,
wheat to Kingston Mt 1a6c echr 0nconta, wheat ID
va nSa n & np Soa wtst 70 m osS Sew
York VIA Erie through rails Rchr Aslnlo Sherwood,
corn, through prol, Nashua, corn 10 Now England
vim }y.1cnHIrHh, through rate, to HuiTnlb. Total D;
oaraety c4ual " 10 00O bu wloat, ~ OU0 bn corn.
, 1873-08-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. n.
Another rather quiet day passed At the Rals docks.
Tho recoipa were light but fully cqlnl to the demand,
although nearly vi! lilo oaryoes liapoypd ol before
night The sa1cR were nude chiefly to local aualors,
Ing unless tey nlitan liberal coneessions which
the sellers STEADILY refuse to grant. following arc tho
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COMM

THURSDAY EvENn1, Aug, 81,
Tho following wero the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-08-22

1IOGS-The hog market presented tho satnc general
features that have characterized It. number Of sys
aeek-wore conccrned trading reasonably active at
stoaay anl uniform prces ut $4.60@4.7s for oon-
mon 10 medium, and at $480@ 90 for good 10 choco
yarable tho dulncsa aud depression being intensified
to-say by tile extreme heat In instances salcs
were reported at l0c OF from yesterdays prices,
hut ths average reduction was about &c. Tho loBBca
occaaoncd BY the oppressiyey weather yester-
day and to-day havo been Bovore as many dozen
dead hogs being takon from single rar. Tbs market
closed quiet at GO for esyy, aud at $l603 90
for light. 6a!ee embrace the following