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Meeting Of HOnOrables,

NEW York, July 30.
The ancient ex-Honorable artillery of
Boston, Veteran Artillery of Newbury-
port, Amoskeag Veterans of Manchester,
N. H., and all the New England governors
are at Providence to-day, guests of the
Rhode Island Light Infantry Veteran AS.
sociation. Gen Burnside commanding.
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New York s,ocn ana MONEY 1,ar,,st.

NEW lUHk. july ~.
LATEST MONETARY.
Gold ranged from 1l5ii TO 1879.
Government bonds arc duh and steady all dav
with but little change in prices.
State bonds are very quiet at nominal prices.
Stocks opened firm. western Union opened
AZ 99is and closed at 02i4@92's. Eriesopencd at
SOS, closed at 59'S Harlem opened at 1884, broke
to 1927 and closed at 1872. The rest OF tie
market was steady.
The Treasury disbursements to-day amount
ed to 100000
customs receipts $4,000.
Money abundant at 3d4 per cent.
Sterling firm long s7S@9, ami sight o..
The clearings at the Gold Exchange to-day
were s33,O0o,OO0.
Loans were made at 2@3 per cent. for car
rying rates.
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and Stationers
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23dw&tf Wholesale Agents.
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w A L L I N G F o r d
WHAT MAKES THAT ROOM so CHEERFUL
AND ATTRACTIVE?

WHAT MAKES THAT ROOM so CHEERFUL
AND ATTRACTIVE?
Why, can tell YOU; 1t Is hung with pictures
from the
NEW PICTURE GALLERY
opened by
A. HILL a. SON
last month. IL Is up stairs, just back OF the
beautiful assortment at very reasonable prices,
and Will sell even the most attractive. You can
get FRAMES, also, Of every size and variety;
so carry your pictur, to them and have them
framed to beautify your homes. Call and see
their zoe. Rustic Frames. This room also con-
talns an elegant display of
PAPER HANGINGs, BORDERS, ETC, ETC
All new and attractive Patterns. We have re-
moved our Oil Cloths to this room and added a
few pieces OF wooden Competing at very low
prices; also, Hemp Carpet, stair Carpetlng
liassocks Mats, &C., &C.
We trust our customers Will not go elsewhere
to buy summer Goods sat cost" as we shall sell
for the next thirty days our entire stock of
SUMNER GOODS,
consisting OF
PRINTS, DRESS GOODS. SHAwLs, SHOES,
CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
at greatly reduced prices. AS low as they can
be bought In the county.
Call and examine our elegant SUITS for the
boys, who viii attend the Grand Reunion.
Come and "dress up In style" our stock OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR. ETC,
was never more complete. We can, as ever,
give you bottom prices on Sugars and Teas.
Having received new Invoice OF our ia nous
Gic. Tea, we can give better bargain than ever
for that money. Remember we have tea for q
lower figure, but this is GOOD TEA. The only
complaint OF the housckeeper Is, that 1t has so
maHy "visitOrS" In IL.
We have few HATS and BONNETS, which
we will sell at cost Tor less to close
our MILLINERY business has been so en-
couraging that we shall continue the depart
ment through next fall and winter, so the ladies
can look out for new styles as soon as the sea-
son opens. We shall improve our assortment
as we see the trade demands it-dolng all we
can to accommodate our trade.
A. HILL & son, WALLINGFORD.
jy3ldld&wtf
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Mcmahon TO Resign-- Extreme
Left.

Lett.
PARIS, July 30.
Marshal Mcmahon will retain the presi-
dency of the REPUBLIC but six months lon
ger, when he will resign and return to the
command of the army. 1t is considered
certain that the republican form of gov
eminent will be succeeded by monarchy,
and ii is deemed essential that Marshal
Mcmahon, who possesses great influence
with the army, should be in command upon
occasion of the change.
The extreme Left have determined to
agitatc the question of the dissolution of
the Assembly in the provinces duringrecess,
and arc making preparations for vigorous
campaign.
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The BROOKLYN Trust Co.
NEW York, july 20.

NEW York, july 30
The hearing on the petition that the
Brooklyn trust company be placed In bank
ruptcy to-day was postponed till next We'd.
nesday.
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7'7-'-'7s
by the Cable.

VIENNA, July 80
THE INTERNATIONAL PATENT CONGREss.
The International Patent Congress have
been called to meet in this city and will as
semble on the 4th of August. The labors
of the preparatory committee are nearly
concluded.
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but was soon distanced by the Belle who
came up with splendid step and went to
the front, coming in on the home stretch
some lengths ahead and winning the heat
in $50 with Maggie second, Sister johnson
third Kitty Lewis fourth, Shelburn Maid
fifth, John Shandley sixth and Colonel
seventh. This was surprise to many
and much excitement was the result, while
all praised the splendid trotting made by
the Belle during the last half mile against
poor start and being also the outside
horse. Pool selling was now brisk and
lots of money was put up on the winner.
SECOND HEAT.
The seven came up to the scratch well
and n good send off was made with the
Belle trihe behind. Maggie took the lead
at the outset and maintained it the first
quarter with Shelburn Maid following
close after On the second quarter the lat
ter horse, driven by Danforth, passed Mag
gie and went to the front, while the Belle
came up to within few rods of Maggie.
The Shelburn Maid kept her position in
front and won the heat in 2:45t. Maggie
second, the Belle third, and Kitty fourth.
Sister johnson, John Shandley and the
Colonel were distanced, which left for the
THIRD HEAT
the four horses, Shelburn Maid, Maggie,
Lat a,,I I
After five or six Intellectual attempts a
fair start was had. The Belle soon took
the lead with the Shelburn Maid close af-
ter. These two made very close and ex-
the Maid broke and was then quickly left
behind by the Belle, who won the heat in
2:43J. Shelburn Maid second, Maggie
third and Kitty fourth.
Considerable dssat isfacton was mani
tested at the running of the two horses in
the rear, Maggie and Kitty Lewis, especi-
ally the latter, as it was claimed they both
would have been distanced had they trot-
ted in the regular style. They were how
ever kept in for the next heat.
FOURTH HEAT.
More trouble was had in starting and the
horses were much worried over the repeat
ed trials. At last fair send off was made
and the horses started neck and neck
Shelburn lead finally at the first quarter
with Maggie next and Kitty Lewis on the
keen run close after. The Belle broke
badly and on the third quarter the Maid
was long distance ahead and the others
breaking more or less all the way. Shell
burn Maid won the heat in 2:4SI with the
Belle second, Maggie third and Kitty Lewis
fourth. The latter horse was rued.out for
running. which left the the three remaining
for the
FIFTH HEAT.
A good start off was made to the salts
faction of all. Shclburn Maid again took
the front and maintained it throughout the
heat. The Belle was close behind but
broke badly, while Maggie seemed some
what jaded and required some squirting to
save being dstanced on the home stretch.
Shelburn Maid won in 2:4S, Belle second
and Maggie declared distanccd for running.
This gave the race to Shclburn Maid,
time 2:45f, 2:4Si, 2:4S.
| Shelburn Maid, 51211
Dollo of Pawlot, 1871 22
Maggie, 22 3 3 dis
Kitty Lewis A A drw'n
| Sister johnson 3 dis
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New advertisements.

I HEREBY Challenge Shelburn Maid "
i TO trot "Bele OF Pawlet" for one hundred
dollars q side, play or pay, over Middle Gran
vile track mile heats, best three In five to har-
ness. National rules TO govern. This challenge
to remain open for acceptance until october ist.
owner or driver OF Maid to give three weeks no.
tlce OF acceptance and appoint day for race.
iys1dit' II. o. PEABODY.
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The Rutland 1ailu Globe,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
THURSDAY. JULY 81, 1878.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, lao & 1870 u. m, 1920 &
tS:35 y. m.
-" Burlington 1910 '1i.32 a. M, 1890 a 1900
d. IN.
" Port Henry, '1l:S2 q. IN
" Bennington, i120s p M, ts:20 'e25 p.
m.
Z" Saratoga, '1iI5 a, M, 900 p. IN.
" Salem, 1:4O q 1880 Il. m, 1870 '4:b5 p. III.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls, 1880 & t43O q. M, 1910 1000
y. IN.
" Burlington, t:i3 & t5:4O u. M, 1880 & b:05 p.
IN.
" Port Henry, 5:O5 p. m.
" Bennington, 1890 1880 q. M, & t2:25 p. IN.
" Saratoga, $500 n. M, a. 300 p. IN.
=" salem, 2:iO a. 1900 q. M, 1900 & 1890 p. IN.
Mall Train linked.
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TO-DAY'S RACES

The first race to-day, to he called at two
o'clock, p. M, is for the village purse of
$50, for horses owned in Rutland, bar
ring Tam O'Shanter and Maggie S25 to
first, S15 to second, $40 to third.
p IL T, b g Cakes Ames
A ii Danforth, (for ii Nichols,
blk Maggie Whalebone
V w Whitcomb, blk z Black Jack
Henry Stone, BIN Modoc Girl
G ID Shippey, Big Young Whalebone
This will be of great interest especially
to Rutland people, and two horses are en-
tered who have not, as yet, been on the
field.
After this occurs the trot for the conso-
lation purse of $50, offered by the proprie-
tor for horses that have won no money in
the races. $25 to first, $15 to second, $40
to third.
REMARKS.
The two horses, Belle of Pawlet and
Kitty Lewis, who trotted in the 900 race,
are matched, we understand, to trot at
Pawlet on Saturday next.
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CATTLE MARKETS,
WATERFOWL tNsoN EsyE SEnOss
MAHESE.r.

WATERFOWL UNION EayE STooiS
MAerSEr.
For the week ending Juiy 70, 1873.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep q Lambs, swine.
This week ..... 81! 1910
Last Week........ SIG I04S ...
One year ago.. 592 b552 Il
NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle, sheep&Lambs, Horses, Calves.
Vermont Si nm .les i i4s ~ n N
New York. % 200 49,.
Canada .... ID 1929 ... ....
Total. :. olJ 4g4o ~ s 4s1
Number OF cars over the different roads, os-
ton and Lowell a3, Fitchburg 2S-total 81,
Prices of market Deel--A few choice $40 0O6-
ond quality s6a 70; third quality sSSS5 &c.
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen h pair,
from 800, Sll5, s200@2I5.
Mich cows and calves from s3O655; extra ca
Yearllngs slo@ Is; two years old SCOOPS; three
| years old S30Gi5
Prices OF sheep and lambs--n lots, wool sheep
3d. 50 50, 90 % each; extra - 0oa6 on { head, or
| from 5aGc u ID.
Spring lambs I@S Il ID shcarcu sheep \
Veal Calves s4,d12.
| Prices OF hides, tallow and skins-Brlghton
hides &c q h country hides SIC q H..
Brighton tallow 5a5Ac 4 n; country tallow
5@5lic Il ib.
| pelts 81 IbG2 80 each.
| Sheared sheep skins 50c each; lamb skins
boo 5c each calf skins l6alSc 3 10.
| CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.
n. b. Beef-Choice grades includes nothing
| but stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra
| and first quality includes the best, large fat
| oxen. Second and third quality Includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
| Sheep-ENtra includes cOssets, and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
| REMARKS.
Cattle--The few Western cattle received were
| five loads by Hyde and taken away rs
soon as landed. 23I head constituted lthe sup
| changed prices but less life TO the trade, butch
| is sultry dog days fairly set in, and many OF
| the city people are now at the mountains, or
other summer resorts. Dull markets may be
expected during the month OF August. Nj z
| Shackett sold 10 three year old steers 10 Went
worth at 9i4c, TO dress $50 rs each 4 hefers at
| SIC q n, ID W, to dress 900 lbs each 10 steers
| and COWS TO j I0ier at hhu live average 400 lbs
| balance OF his small cattle at 1@Sc t. %. u W,
| dress 400 TO con u.s. j q Gray sold slX three year
old steers ut SIC to dress GO lbs; cows at &c
| 10, ID W, dress $50 lbs
Sheep and Lambs-sc seems 10 be the outside
| price on lambs to-day on the market; several
| loads previously contracted for nc v Prices
have deprecated as far Us we c;ul.JT .s-iI 4 ID.
Poultry-Several drOVers had II poultry OH
the trains, and are not receiving last weeks pr1-
ces on Spring chickens. The highest oner was
zee fri1
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LONDON.

LONDON, July 30.
The Goodwood stakes, to-day, were won
by Uhlan first, Higgins second and Rufile
third. Betting 8 to l against the favorite.
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DEATHS.

In Boston, July IS, Sarah e., wife of Harley
Newcomb, and only child OF Darius l.. and Sa
In oresidaie, July 90, Anthony Baker, aget
So years.
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Allen & Drew, 81 Merchants Row, are
agents for the Elm City Shirt. Shirts cut
and made to order. Clothing, Hats Caps,
Trunks and Bags.
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Mafhineru.
- r OV Z II & b AK RS
NEW IMPROVED LOCK-sTITCH

YER & AKER'S
NEW IMPROVED LOCK-sTITCH
L w IN G M C HI N L s.
Makes the stitch alike on both sides. Light
running. Complete In attachments. For sale by
L. n. MERRIAM.
VNO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
The GLOBE Paper Co., having duplicates OF
the following articles offer them for sale at low
prices:
Steam Engine, suitable for running presses,
Hoe Card Press,
Smith Hand Press.
Iron Frame Paper cutter,
Card CUTTER
Two Rule Mitering Machines
Lead Cutter,
Two Pairs News Chases,
Two sets Column Rules,
And numerous other articles used in n Printing
Office.
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TTNO RENT. "A pleasant tenement at No.
l. D, Grant Avenue. jy2sdlw'
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Millinery and fanny 6uuds.
RARROWs 81 MITCH L L L
PROSPECTUS FOR 1873.

AS we have worn no DISCUSSES in the past, we
come with no promise OF a new sensation. We
shall offer you no cunningly devised fables to
tickle your fancy, nor take fresh departure In
unbeaten paths TO relieve the monotony OF
truth-telling. Fornearly Fifteen Years We have
held to the same principles, and we ind them
all unworn by the lapse OF time.
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The following are the officers elect of
this Lodge for the ensuing year,
WCT-N Weeks
Wv T-Mrs Ada Baker.
W.T. ii G Morris
WIS S-A Anderson,
C-E N Merriam.
WO Sc L Ormsby.
IG-Miss Laura Henry.
w M--Chester Parmenter
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, July 30.

WASHINGTON, July 30.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England states northwesterly
winds and clear or partly clear weather
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HORSES ENTERED
were seven in number, as follows
James Mclaughlin, b m Maggie
Il. 0. Cole, gg Colonel.
G. w. Huntley, BIN Sister johnson.
Il. j. Brown, m Kitty Lewis
Jerry Parker, sg John Shandley
A. ii. Danforth, SIN Shclburn Maid
ii. o. Peabody, BIN Belle of Pawlet.
They were placed in the above order.
FIRST HEAT.
A very good start was made although the
Belle of Pawlct was somewhat behind the
others. Maggie broke at the start which
set her back considerably while the Colonel
seemed to lead. AT the first quarter Col
onel was ahead, Maggie was second, Sister
Johnson was third and Kitty Lewis fourth.
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For the week ending JUty 20, 1873.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
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NUMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
Cattle, STRENGTHENING. HOr.rs. CAlY
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Trunks and Bags.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
All orders entrusted to our care Will DO
PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY FILLED.
BARROWS & MITCHELL,
No. ~ MERCHANTS ROW,
mayldtf
, 1873-12-03

Ind not occurred 10 Him to commit to memory
any Hitting rcm1rks." All llo uauld say way.
Tint l,o WIN dooply s,atotnl for tl,tt mark Of
their foalingB towards Kim. 4 sentiment which
l,e rcciorocated Avtl it woslI toryo IN congtnni
reminder, If ono wore ncelel, Of their pleasant
lntorcnurno III other tluyu.
". K. Sullivan, Ear. on bel,a1f Of tlo ]ocoI
force of InE lainyxE, exptesnol tilei
tnro. TllpY l,aa bcon asnoc,atcd for
yoars, md during TINT long timo tlncIt
constant intercourse lad iovor boon troubled by
discortl or disugroen,onts. Their relations hnI
not oc! those Of superior and subordinate, but ol
frionl and friond, nlld ills departure was lloil
pcrAol,al loss.
Ronarks wore also malo by tho hon. A. i.
Morriuon, john j. FltzYbhul,, and Guy Alpgoo,
aftor which tho party had luncheon, md thasi
adjourned tu. tho pailord, whore Prof. d4lstayua
Qoary played Oil tho piano aud sang several
Bongd, which wero highly appreciated by
Tho audience. Miss Barali Gonloy, by special
request, played after tho Professor, and VA.
conlplimonted by hin aud by a'l prosoilt on her
brilliant performance. 4 oouplo OF hours flow
swiftly by In pleasant intercourse, mil t}e
gathering broke up afsor wlaa,ing Tho guest of
tue ocuaHlon ail The good luck Tint could pos.
sibly happon him.
Mr. Modill let for Washington last oyonlng.
, 1873-12-03
PRESENTATION TO S. J. h1EDlLL.

Last Sunday, Mr.. s. ]. Medil who has been
connected With tie local forco OF THE TRIBUNE,
With 4 brief intermiBsiou, eiuce tho lattor par.
Of 1864, and who has boen city editor sinco the
summer Of 1907 resigned his position hero, in or
dor to tako more important ono, as tho telegraph
correspondent of The TRIBUNE Mt Washington.
Tho duties Of city editor arc moro ouorous
and rasnona,},lo thnn they aro honorah,c md
49,, a,t,;na U;s roarot ovor ,xh,, I,o n.a r,;s.o1
st"'Ay.'s' ms .estes u.ot m'"S ~ t'"o ''i''soo
Is gronter than his qualification when he has
distanced his competitors. Ho spends moro
time IN foarInc thnn In hopiug, and. in such mn
,ronsv ard norvoua ,;fa hcaet viii snnlicot;ona
.u'a0y ~" :. ~, soua io ovao. WV arl'".oA"
Tor taVofa, " 10 miracle II ho Hat'slles o'eiS
body, wondor il ho satisfies tile majority.
Yet, during thcee six long years, for which
Mr. ,tcdill occnniof, Mi. mrdonaomo t,oHit;on
~. IT, .aA eseae 'a w.. .,'a .,aaa ~.
Ills course was euch a. TO ".n n''u sno toGaeu no'
merely Of his associates, but OF persona who
had no connection with THE TRIBUNE, but who,
IN vcro,,a wava, woro brourlt in contact with
H. tr, , s,c,,x ~ 1oorot .. tha 1an,r,,,ro -,
u'ln' LUIS Ass'."k ~ ioetet ~ sl.o 'sulo ~
a gentleman "hoae eohstaht courtesy hao maae o
It 30 ploasont to do business with hlm, mani
fcstoi itse1f publicly yosteray afternoon at tho ST.
OLarles Hotel. whore Mir. Aludill was presented
, 1873-12-03
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH,


L1yEnroot, Dec. a. y. m,-0oton at,hde easier.
5miIaling upland, 8.9@3a; Orleans, .; sales 1J,00
Cotton to Asriyc, io%cr.
Flour, ~ 3os. Csfn 35l al. Nlccipts uf wntat fol
iho past tnroa days, ai,oJ1 qrs Of wh!oh 00N5 drt
psovisions-nscf o3s; pork, lis Cd; Cumberland
mid'lles, 4ja; snort rlba, lls.
LONDON Dc. - p. ,n.-rho amount OF bullion
Ronn INTO the nsnk Of Engatta on ha.auco ao.lay Il
Gl9e,oio. o1nlols for tl,iey, 9JlS9l!; o1-ronr,n
%. ac :Dnnt 9a3, United stAes ngslvltiea 5.aJs ol
85. 9]H; to of G7, ai;4; 10iUa, 9lai; new s., o..
Erie. VII prsfsre,t 5ssi. Nov York Coutrai, II ~
TAtiuw, !. jlGs t1s hi.
IAn1s, Dtr. 2.--lsJEtes, 59f 76o.
, 1873-12-03
Pittsburgh OIL Market.
r1TTsnunnu, D,c. a.-Uru1, petroleum quiet
71lGts5ac; rcAueu, l3,.
The PrDtas1cc Markets.

G'Nc EcDHstEG HaIFKGtSs
NEW YOnK.
New Yonx, Do.. 2.-curroa-1n fair demand; mid
dliny upland, i5Hc.
brla; aupur0uo Western and State. $So}g6Go; coln-
mon to good extra, S3.15tS7.l0 good tn cuoiee, S75
@75 MaG T. "ss mss eIsr ;o essn donr oa fs
sSs's snd sm aa A %sstsrs s;'g:s'' %et jul % anI
s, ;sxsF fss:pi as sea Shss S 81 Sf!;'e2 .?'9f
waukss, sl55. Rye quiet Western ant s:n,e, sl.lo@
rsseix race s'is i p :;i n,i1td W.ser
do III atore 72tsi3:; yellow Western, III 'st, 1Ge:
da,asasd ana heated, 57@s1o oats acar;cly 10 nm,
old 10, bGp wiittc 68333c.
E0os-S.arce a1ih hrul Western, 9o5e1c.
nAr-Qaet aal 1rm.
daoorniEs-oonee, qulct Rio, eo@:oHo. aussr
quiet; fur to good tsnnlng, 7A@lse. A0.ass0s qul'
TunrxsrIas-Firm, ut 4o,seS!lc.
mess, $500 .pot sl5sO sslsr M.rea; prnee
mess ss4so city prime ~ m;ss stso 1 S9k9 h.ia rorf
nast s''as que 4?t' rsl lI :ds s'p 'sn aess
prime ;aiotk on l!an;l Dss i Il os brs
Sd oo9u vr! ssw ans af 9ais o. st9o9'Uo a; No.
Ike spot short ccsr 7'sc short rler, 5A@1 6-l0e.
nuurrEn-Quiot s,d weak Western arkh, aa425c.
Smlsar-firm,, Snss-4iru', It It 9s:. 3s:.s'
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS Dec. 9-pnEa EapsruFFs--F!ou quiet and md
s n "s.t y II du % and er M NJ w 5sr s NJ
mixed, 4sc, iu east eleyatos; 43'S9!oc 5eEalar;
Oats arier md quiot At 3699@s1e a., Is.ey dull aud
unchanged Rye dull and lower 1T 6ses7lc.
pnoylsloss-pork irln ut sl3. .o0@13.50 Du1k meats
s ssiaas f asns as dassa I'll s Ss3 lard f a.
Hoas-o at 4@ i.lo; weather too sofs for pack
CATrLE-Dal and unchanged
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.-CorxoN-Du1; pr1ccs nom.
BnEApRrursa-F a-Flour-De1nxnd fair; prlccs ad.
yancd to $7l0t9SG5. Wheat trm at si,4a@l.i7 Corn
1rns At s5@sGc. Oats hrm ut 349lGc. Barley hEm;
! fall, 1.10Rl.40.
| GRooER11:s-Firm,
OlIs-Steady.
| Eaos-Tirms 1T &c.
Pnovi.osa-pork easier and nominal at s1s 7531t.oo
Iartl-Kc,te steady; jobbnH, 30 aenm held ut 7@e.
Hulk meats nomnai shoulders, 6A@53so; clear rib,
sss shcaees ss's sAGtNo Ill Clear riS so e'sar c ii
is. ct s ossss rssss ass'. asns i.
| Weather unfasoranle No transactions madc public
| WIl1sHr-Erm at 9cc.
MILWAUKEE
| MILWAUKEE, Dec. 9.-DnEApsTurFs-F Flour ques
aud ansnnge Wheat gust anl weak No; a. oa Mll.
sicady; No. i, 73o. Dar!ey-No. z, sl,45
RzcElrrs-Flour, o0o brs ;wheat, looooo oa eoFn'
grnssrs-rl0ar 7%d9& Il 49, STs wheat $4,000 0u'
DETROIT, Dso. a.-l,NEApsTuFts-rlollr quet ana
unchanged Wheat dull prlces 2Gs3o lower No. ; !;
si.605. Corn steady at baHc. oats-Deuana sooa
| at 4c. a,p,o
To1xno, Dec c3-naEADsrufra-T1onr uun ing u m.
changed. What dull a,nl prizes q faaap lower nc;
whit" Wnnal, 81 43 amber Mich&HAn, cash afu De-
, 1873-12-03
Tho XONl .l,fntIe.

pHrtApElrA1A, Dc: .s.-Wool advancing; tendency
VrytniA dob!o extra aua above, susI5l: extra, 4sGs
oos 'naliun, 43S31s; soarse, 45sSl7Sc; New YsrE
a1ielns,, Inl!AuA, aul Western Hur, 4h.t45s me-
dunn, 40 i5o coa1sc 45Is47, conlD!.g, N:shcd 57@
Co.: roauy. unfAshea, 37t5ioc; c4alsda sou's lug,
VA Washed, 315,5xo tab wsahal, 4fai55,1s. w '"N'''
, 1873-12-03

New YoaZ, Dec. 1.-Tns sratlo mnvsucut so-tlny
Wat restricted by the stormy weather, hut jn;.ng
hranchta rAtlus aclise. Tnu l1l=rI=. fn1
COTTON gopds renlaus unl:t.lcs, and tho plic's Of
htn1.es are In steady dsnaal and 1,n. ptiuts aud
gtyhs,ns eas Act!vo. Dress guo.ls dull ca!iEsrea
ana cottonastss taken ni,r, freely by tue ..ptbug
trade Cloths mud atin,,S ro,u.tn il,altiso,
, 1873-12-03

An American barber hos eatabl shof l,!msaii
in Stuttgart, will. genuine high back ehalra aha
The unusl conversational abilitles.