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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-24

Annual Convention of the Vim
ton County Sunday School
Union.
The Annual Convention of
the Vinton Comfy Sunday
School Union will be held on
the 9th and 10th of May, at
Hamden, in the M. E. Church.
The Vice Presidents are re.
quested to notify the various
schools of their respective
townships, aud have each
school send in a delegate. Am
pie provision for the entertain
ment OF delegates has been
made. We hope every school
in lthe county will be repre-
sented.
The Committee report the
following
oGRAMME.
May 9th.
Afternoon session, 2 O'Clock
Devotional exercises.
Annual address by FL. FL.
Swain.
Appointment of committees,
General conference meeting.
Reports of committees.
Adjournment.
Evening session, . o'clock
The mode! superintendent,
by Il. W. Coultrap and DR.. S.
Q. Teeters.
The model teacher, by
Charles Taylor and Geo. Rick.
ey.
Question box opened and
answers given.
Adjournment.
May 1OM.
Morning session, 8 O'clock
Devotional exercises.
Children's meetings and
monthly concerts by R. Thomp
son and D. S. Huhn.
Discussion of question: IRE,
solved that our Sunday School
should adopt a uniform series
Of lessons" Affirmative, H. 5,
BarnhilI, Negative j. S. With,
erspoon.
Question box opened and an
swers given.
Adjournment.
Afternoon session, 1:30-Re-
ports from delegates.
A model Bible class taught
by Prof. NJ. r. Barnes.
Election of officers.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
BY order of Ex. Com.
j. S. HUM, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-24

OUR hardware men are los.
ing money by neglecling to ad-
ver,ise their heating stoves.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-24

The OhioConstitutienal Con-
vention will have about seven
Republican majority.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-24
THE VINTON RECORD.
ofiOial Organ Of Vinton County.

LOCAL MATTERS.
, 1873-07-15

The latest insu1rootion has broken out In
Crote, which Ina bcon tho soene Of insurrections
innumorab1e in yoara past. This timo tte in
eurreotion has grown out Of tho refusal Of tho
Governor, savfot rnshs, to remit tho titlos in-
posed for tho year 1866. Tho National Council
OF tho ialand Represented to him that tho yoar in
question was that Of Cretan insurroction, aud
that as the land did not produce anything in tint
yoar, thore WA no consistency In calling upon
the 1and-owners for tithos. Tho Governor, how
syer, did not soe tho matter in thnt light, and
refused to liaton to their arguments at a1f,
Ahoroupon they refused to pay them. Tho Gov
ernor then arrested Ave Of the recaloitranta,
whereupon tho Council refused to st, tho
orotans got up in arms, and delegation Of
them has gone to tho Sublime Porto to do
nnnd tho Dismissal Of tho Governor. The Sub
limo Porto, however, is not disposed to dismisa
his Governor, 10 that tho Orotans will have to
hght It out on TINT line.
, 1873-07-15

The Momphis appeal arawa attention to tho
fact Of tho great increase Of negro population
on the prairios Of Eastern mississippi and In tho
other rich productive parts Of tho State. This
inoreaao is drawn mainly from Georgia and moro
Eastern Statoa. In Homo Of tho districts, the
negro population has boeu doubled within year.
Tho result Of this concentration, howevor, is not
a very favorable one. Tho crops in tho upland
counties Of tho State arc in hotter condition
than IN tho lowlandH. In tho prarios 1t Is stated
that ono-third, or at lcast ono-fourth, Of cach
farm has boon abandoned, and tho remainder
can by no means give M average yield. Tho
appeal accounts for this by tho taot that, whllo
the old ex-BlayeB arc still industrious and labor
hard to provide for their families, tho younger
freedmen have learned only habits Of id1onosB,
and will not work at all.
, 1873-07-15
VERY RED TAPE.

Tho Reason why tho Graphic Picture
1Eus Not 1scrn Forwarded from New
Yorik--Nhat VIII be Done with it
Whom 1t Reaches its Destination.
Tho Mayor haa received tho following co,nmn-
nioation which explains the non-arrival OF the
Graphic nilogoricai picture by Armitago:
OFr1cE OF THE WHITE s1An LINE,
NEW YonH, July II. 1878. !
II the Honorable tie Mayer u Chteago:
rsfsa p m 1sxs % y tho h9S1 e , a
this to hayo dispatched tho picture refcrred to- but
the customs requirements hare been such as to pro-
and ul,def ordinary circumstances the duty
upon 1t would amount to $1,000 f. gold.
to tic Country M ree % ot duy and cha1aes and boforo
this picture will DO delivered iuto my hands for for
xsMFdn M x bo ., ts. that y9n saeos @ 1as
lsrs Of tho and requesting him to give tho nccd-
full Instructions to the Collector Of this port to have
furthcr hindrance to It's i1nmelis{e dspatch By tho
Merchants Dispatch Transport Company ns requested.
an, Sir, yours obodlcntfy, j. 8. BP4nnn.
:. To this tho Mayor mado the necessary reply,
and npplled to hlr. Richardson as directed.
It appears that m Arrangement has already
baen nado with Mr. Aitken, to store the picture
on ts arrival In tho Chicago art Gallery. It will
arrive In plecea-tho oanvass rolled up, and tho
frame IN seotlons Mr. a. G. Aitkon Ia to mount
It in ita place. Now, Mr, Aitken charges twenty
Ayo cents admission to his Art Gallery, but can
not, III tho faco Of public opinion think Of cllarg
ing twenty five cents of every ctizeu to 500 Ills
own picture. On the other hand, he argues
II he lots every body In FREQ, everybody will hayo
an opportunity to admtrc gretuitonaly tho
collection that now adorns the wallH Of hs build
| Ing. Here ia . difhoulty-a dilemma. It will
not do to loso tho tariff on bis own piotpres or
put ono on that Of the pooplo. Ho suggests Is
| auing tiokots to tho " Respectable and roaponsi-
| bio "portion Of tho community, leaving them at
tho Mayors office and other plaeos. Anybody
| who Gun procure voucher Of responsibility and
responsibility can obtain ticAet to Viow The
picture.
, 1873-07-15

Judge ]. McRoborts, Of Joliet ia at the West
aide Briggs.
Col. ]. 2. Dlackman, st. Louin. is at the Wost
sldo briggs.
The Hon. Horny Nlamhorlin, Thsoe Oaks,
Mich, ts at the Commercial.
Tho Hon. 8. D. Locke. Hoosick Falls, N. Y,
is at tho West Side Briggs.
Tho Hon. Charles Archer, OF tho Republican,
Geneva, iB at tho Commercial,
Efaj. B. D. Wood and aon, Of Now Orleans,
arc Ut tho Wost Side Briggs.
Tho Hon. A. Il. Morrison and r. J. Dppuy
st. Joseph, Mich., aro at tho Commercial.
Q. OF, Esq, General Purchasing Agent Of tho
Illinois Central Railroad, ia ut the Commercial.
Joacph h. Walkor, md 2. ]. Hickey, promi-
nont citixous Of Salt Lake City, aro Ut tho Com
meroial.
At tho 0ault House: The Hon. n. Spencer,
Burlington, Iowa; NJ. Q. Wallace, Utah; 1capt,
;o Lewis Gunner st. Louis; D. s. Dnrle,gh, Lynn,
Wayne; Jamos buchanan, philadelphia.
l. Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner, yesterday,
wore tho following: n. II. Plumb, Buffalo; j,
M Aailett and wife, st. Louis; +; Hannah: Ira
verse. Mich; J. a. Dwight, llockford; J. II.
Adams, J. 4. lsogora, Now York.
Tho following yoro among tho arrivals ut tho
Grand Pacific yeBtortiay, Jamou Doaky and FAM
lly, St. Louia; ". II. Hopkins, Now York; W.
7. bancroft, Port Huron; j: 4. Barron, Iowa !;
Jsmea II; Bowen and wife, Wildwood; II. rapln
aud family, Ut, Louis; Walter Y. Morgan, Lug
land; j. q. HtubbB, sacramento.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman yoBtorday
wore the following. DR.. T. II. BARTLETT aud
wife, Aurora; ]. W. Mcdonnell. st. Loslis !;
William Young milwaukee, J.. @. Wainwright
and !; fen'ly rt!sbutghj M.M. Holiday, 1air9
Mr. j.. II. II. Henderson OF No. 1B2 Thirty"
! secand street, haA resolved LITTER from Boston,
Advising hin, of his roarpointmont o. NOM
! ber Of tia Executive Cnmmittoo for tho Chase
, 1873-07-15
a Young Lady Accidentally Stops Upon
the Corpse OF u Suicide.

From thu Milwaukee Sentinel, july H.
The GeBapgH-Sootion Of tho Freio Gemoindo
had picnic st swain'a farm yoHterday. A young
lady Of tho party strayod away from hor asao-
ciatea into tho preniBop known aa Wrbya Farm.
In retracing her courAo aho found 1t nocoasary
to cln,nbor i. fenco. This Blo achieved without
difficulty, but was horritiod to 1nd that hho lad
stepped upon tho corpse OF IN old mau. A Hharp,
piercing scream brought sono OF the party to
tho placo nnd tho caro- OF tho young lady, who
had swoonod at tho horrible Bght.
Tho relnans were thoRo Of MI old man md
wore In d Btate Of docompoBition. THO deceaso1
lad covered q tugular vein with q razor found
boHiuo him, and. nA II ho bad changed Ills mind,
hAd tied handkerchief Rbovo the wound In s
arm to Btaunch tho now Of blood. The purity
Bent word to ttlv Police Station by expreHBn,an
Bradfoldt, al,d tho authorit!oa Immediately dis
patched wagon and had the remninH brought
to the morguo.
Tho only diuappoaranoo recorded at the stn-
ton waB that Of Gottfrtod LoiborH, and as tho
clothing of the missing man correspond with
tlsat Of tho suicide, tho family wore summoned
to view tho remains. Tho body WAS readily
identified Az that Of Loibors, and 1t will this
forenoon be surrendered to the family, Oh the
evidouea Of Hticido is no conclusive TINT ali ill.,
1ueht will not DO necessary.
). Lelbnrs hna been q residnnt OF This city for D
t1vnuhor OF years, md was about f6 yoara of age.
Ti.G in!lrmitioY of ago often subjected him to
elooray periods ot tlsioction md III ono Of thoao
n,oot]s 1e wandered from homo and enlsd lila
o3istouca:::,, He had been miAuing siuoo tho ID
inst.
, 1873-07-15

Two Of tho Engliah Archbishops wero lecturod
recently by tho laymen of tho Liverpool Branch
OF the Church Union for going to q ball. Hith-
erto the boot has been on the other log, and tho
1ayman from timo inn1enlorinl has boon lect,lrod
oycry Sunday for his sins Of omission and COM
mission. Likewise tho lay woman. This tino,
however, tho Arohbiehops wero caught clipping,
and the lsymon improved tho opportunity by is-
suing public address to tho offect that tho
Archbishops "unvistingly countonancod and
abettod the world in its opposition to God" by
going to ball. The Archbishops have not yot
mnde any reply. nor have thoy even had tho
grace to acknowledge tho fact, and lot tho aleop
60 whore tho shepherda have boen.
, 1873-07-15

nhiseto IN the to5e-a..oto aa!uuou 10 a5uTo, %ns
ohalnllnft A'u, GGaptso 9oo.o"' ~ 0o
nlpenfoa 20 s oaCoos 1eng mguea'ngo @ mr. ia91u,,A ih1 ~,
taee ss tho % chnieotor is ttoy unsutod to lis
pnssi9mc. tnosu no I" at,omt IN '", 1nnnraoma,
or a1H9ht"toah ~. nH"Ai ~" 4 a'.an -
tiofi. a'itI ho a.,. ,nI vital, ~ In. sroncre
I!o patt tnnt cst1tu as Tt"t In ia anti,.
j;cetcs 10 1atit"1 l'.'ltlmal' ~ .t.1io & 80 nra tho
oloty trne TO ntG ~ ~ sav Nr sorra ;e ne
part II funny onough N ita wy: ~ nU'Ea ,u 40
9lr' 9oTr,so1 Wah nhI .'M.1' ~ 'nt H.. ~ 1oast f,n
donou 20, tat unc"rtly i VI aro mr .1wnva i'o opn M
70 oresn iii hss H. md I te sn sst tiS st can b. Il
thom - that thoy afo not osasposaenIh ,,nao ,,
soR's ls. III gonelAi thtnot Eoou nc.va 80 oI
paIts' AMI tnongh anetng argna tijsa
3nst eSonnt "ag w ~ 'iln ahnn M aaa, t,o
psrta admirably but Mss H., Donin T. "stagy,, z,
Ioro II no qmghtGm . anon. sa'. % ~ G ars gu
playoa lsse lhRat 'ao nsno' of,ueme ens1aa' r.Ss
hnnnd mnS ~ ,ueva IL, NJ nnca NJ oncntnn nn1
, Doann ~ M"sn " o"t,ro ~ AMI rniion ht
noi1iple " bchtio ~. '9 1,a, unS
alook, saolo' a ttnnnn'y drssS
onH oIoasuIe. "s po 'Aav n;.,ahtoat u si,aMfJ
Ma.h nes 1,nn;'atJ., .I.hJ. a. has. horn,,sc
uociaH. iiooaply sno .oi,a IIes ,or 'AuIo In
n.an nor piay ae'is, pns n.ire,v ,Gro y, ,,no. uv
sn8 as nouefaso, % w., au ~ 10 ~ attayr ~ ,o
esba1y 81 Ioc!.o .no uoI.tqnso % n1sa a,,, ~ tn
~oulu tnaFc n.eony oia''un; ~ ,t,f ~;
a has e. taoa ~ ~ aon - ~ a o.4rS ~ ,,c cdv
nor tones 70 sno ezo e to 'aoaru @ o hg s9
cu.n o,ly uoa' fr1sor TIKI 'u nno,, tn amiicot
Moala nnea mo luser s upon ai,9u 10y 9hnrc
~ ls 1o"ny uiastoaanE .onroa .,St nulv
may p9 IL ~ IT. 11 ~ H. G,Sona "a
4h1eho ~ nus unnaofa nss ~ nopn1 n1 nv ,c~
Iopso'.& m & n1 T. nt,on erotso,, IN lof
a1sns mosu ~ W xnoant s' ~ hs vn,,ng ranto-
oaraotofs a19 o1donens, ,o ~ - , Su"g 1"nnor
an Ml Suu1nn ~ M VI maa ,aa T., ~ H. o,,araatar ~
anI tat r l;,t1o uSsn nn ~ WIN o snol1a Of nntty Sss
, 1873-07-15

appeals" From another sourco NO
ioarn that tho annual taxation, 8tato
and municipal, OF various trades and professions
Is "a followas Daukors, e2,0o0, merchants,
e2oo; insurance companies, $1,000, lawyers
30 /; phyaicians, $40 auotloneers, $3.50 hotol-
keepers, 4A00 brokers, or ngcnts, $780, thea-
tre-managers, $1,000, and 80 on. IN nstnto
Michigan paper, commenting on tho situation
sayB that "Thia In truo picture OF tho ruin
that always follows civil war" 1t is rathor n
truo picture Of yhat follows roign Of the car-
pot-baggors, md that It Ia to 10 found wherever
this sort Of parasite llae succeeded in attnching
himself.
, 1873-07-15
pRcpO5ALS.
II. HYDE PARK
Water Works.

puopna.1c ,,,,, J.. ,,,, -, ,,.,, ,,u,,. ,.,. 20
l H.. BY t,a ,uTss,ssi % farsn ns'e q tho u uoasa
q @ e. @ ~ xsta. ot fsde pnrk FOL
T!rih s IL ,"i,n fnot @ ~ mi ~, .h.
ono fhnusauG fant from nhore At snmn n IT, cs
m hsn a. m rt.y Ky nFsL IT, anu saIttds"' ~ sho"n
- g.@u1 n ~. aa.a.s u. ~ o' w. ~ Lasvo
fsoln eIth 20 s,nfo.
u, nm foot 1t 9-!noh cast !r'n pps.
. aeet IT, Z. ansm 10 6n,k Cn ptS o,o+..
the Wyckoh Fntpnt Woal Plpe.
AL Eu ppu t1 bn cart yGttcally In 1aont lonYtha
"UhiuaKo wciGhish to he aubected to 100 poundn by
drnu1ic prpssro, hhmor toGt h0fGta lcnvipR foundry,
Snd subject tcat altar eyeFy aud cot1d In tho
best maunef according TO tha Df. bMtth Itocess.
All Distributing plp0 to be laid III tho ground reay foE
that thA top OF tho ppe shhll ho CoprFea
, 1873-07-15


ano WILL staft lilo 1hs OK septenaoer'
rx John a: pig, 0ovornor OF NC" York. will DO
70 on tho 24'n inat'
Commander George g. nsn,oY, Of tic uritoa
stntes Navy was married Oh Tuesday last ut
OF tho Lion. oharlca Mason.
Theodore Otis ox-Arayor of noxbury, MaHs..
died at boston Highlands, laBt Friday morning,
ngod 60. IIo was grntlunto Of Union Coogo
1860,
~, =, .r..,,.,. ,un,,a.. -. H.. r,
n mm u. t.,a; nHrGa; ffSn,uot Tau, y, hno nohn5 h
si aaaorai 1aa trs4 ~ 4an w. H. nuv.
tue & sosatat & me11e W. psIs. a.sSa .no ass'
sionn W !nas uooy' LIN Pi9fa'e ~" osAnos8 1o-
lolti"ts Lib s''no'
Tho Iov. John Wilkinson, former rector OF 81.
James Church In blilwauko 90, and more recoutly
connected with tho Biahop'p church in Chicago,
n snG "f a 4 oi r3eo
4u"e4'on' Nv ns''"41 ~ S1''oo'
Gen. Dutler Ina not purchased considerable
tract Of ground on Capitol Hill, Mt Washington,
but ho bus, however, recently purchased two ad-,
joining lota on Now JorHoy ayenuo,. Hottt, OF tho
modious residence, plans for which aso being
prepared by o Boston architect.
rho soro,oo;on aava, wo 1corn that nr;ua
NolIy WawnTt, ao,;ghter of Sira lillian - IT. #
,vor+h ~ fnrnno anii}nr ~ m car1v dotn Ara
Wo1a.tt .} ,rnahi rot,,r, ~ gns,toe,a M
liz conrao NJ 3ortm;nit In 1;r,ro+o Iattoys ~ ~
hnr Sr;anna II saratGrn b[ra tWoiworth onoa,,a
! IN tho tondorcat fnncs n thnHe vim havc oy.
| tended to hor 30 much sympathy and kindness
| during lior rocont terrible troubles.
WIN, Jannoa Rodnath. of thu noaton I,vcoum
r,ran,, Ssnne 9r Nnrnro for tho r',rnoao ~ nal.
inr oTra'nmononta witt intornati6maf coloiritina.
ha s IN noFsnn nr hv icttor md frinndn L intcr,
o,, @ onaI "nnoi,a;nn}r ta+ natinr
Gonreo s,' 1;nt vnde,1 nnun 4fn1icr Flow HarIoa
| Hn.d6 M tr,o,uaa T1nchaa hna tn siirhtoat ns
tontinn ~ ~ viait;nr lin GtNtoa Mai ~ thon,
tn n1,orn or tist ~" ~ evo as hntharad
n+,,,. ~, H. orn,,nrs o,'J s1a+ 5nta,no
iarda ane,antn,et't ~ the v;ow ~ ~ tho,r crcat
sh;iif,oa Irst tl;n1s ~ III Ro,1nw ia corning
nm asha nusi hnni ~ I a31tv acaa What
tonpnn. ~ W n1 ~ MY yieeos', e,,1sf
, 1873-07-15

From tko Dd,lp.llo {Ky.) Aatocate, july II.
We got tho following particulars OF Buppos-
cd paYricido In this county few daya snco.
Robert sandora, an inoifonsivo old man, and his
John went to his fathor'B house and drove tho
COW Of to bis own homo. His father pursued
him. son,o persoaa heard q row noar. Johns
stable they went up mud found the old nan
down, apparently in epasm. He managea 70
get to tic house Of o Mr. Brown, and there fell
10 tho porch unconscious. Ho revived in . short
Bimo Long enough to tell them (when asked what
allied hirn) that tho Inst thing ho remembered
bofore falling at the atAb1o was eeeing his aou
standing near him with d rock drawn on him.
Wo loar1l that his skull was fractured. Ho died
In an hour or two afterwards. 4 warrant Of ar-
roat hnB beon placed in the hands Of the Sheriff,
but It IL thought that Sanders has flod tho eoun-
try.
, 1873-07-15

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Einar1cfnl News.

Now York Financtnl News
NEw yonx, July 1&+-Money Wal easy at 3@6 poE
cont.
Gold wa qulet at 1lb3l@116 closing At 11o Loans,
34 por cont Uleattngs, Sib 0oO COO. TyeaHMry dis-
b1rsc.lsouts $1l1 900. Customs raeelpta $3a9,0o0
Qoyesuqeiits wore quIot and arm.
6tatu honlA were dull nnd steady.
atocta wcre atrung throughout tho day, With fen
era advance IN prices. Tho Improvement ranged from
X TO II per cont nnd VIVA nogt married in Deln~nre,
IsckaptasinA Western, paoilc hIatl, O., 9. I. G.,
lIhnnibu1 Il 81, Jo0 Atlantic & Pacific pro.
fcfred. and Woster1l UniOn. Thu market c1pBed
nr1n ii about tho hgheat point. Tho chiof huctua-
tom wcre Delaware IAckHwallna, ,o36, Tut Facldo
Mall, SIX, ss4 q. g. I. e., 3oH, AK st. doe, a,
2sS. asH; Nsw York Central, 1o2M; sS ao'2s
Northwestern, Co$s.. 6oz4: Rock leland,
1l0A, ll0S st. Paul, d2'd GSo2A Wabash. G9zs9
7oH; Hntlen 12a'S@12o Union paciao, 27%s2sis /;
Il is % rumoresl x, tat T. L. 81. Barlow s to ba Erlos
Vico President.
Commodore Vanderbilt and other Directors hnve
gonc on tour of inspection the Lake Shore Noa3.
1T is stated that tho Atlantic pnciiic Company ls
Gepn restrained from paying tho dividend duo tntnor-
row On tho stock OF tho Missouri paciau lailroad, but
the fornor eopo sny tho injunction will bo asnoiytd
tomorrow.
Sterling 104H.
, 1873-07-15
SLIGHT FIRE.

Tho alarm of fire ut 10 O'Clock last night, from
Box So, was cauacl by tho discovery Of tlamea in
tho old franc building Nos 552 and 554 State
ptreot, owned by Judge II. T. Dickoy. No. 552,
whore tho flames wero first Bcon, was occupied
by Jamos Thompson, dealer in picturo:framcs
aud mirrors, whoso losa will not oxcecd $ioo.
No. 654 WINS occupied by John snowoll &
Brother, flour and grail, dealeYa, who lose about
e150. james Fahey and family occupied @ por-
ton Of tho second story. Tho buildings 'soro
damaged to tho extont Of 9t00; no insurance.
The origin of tho llro ia a mystery.
, 1873-07-15

Nrw YonK, July 14-BEEvEs-N -Nccctpts yesterday
and Today, ai0 cars, 5000 hCad making 0A12 for
tho wcs ny1inat 1870 lnat wock und TITO for Tho
responding week tast year. Quality fetr. THO mar
epened with Arm feo'i',g md the ear1y anlca Of
supply proved larger than tho butchorn NODDED, and
trade draggnd heavily townrd tho close, With falling
Oh IN prices nearly c1nal to Ao. Native cattle ran9c1
from pAo to dross 20 tbs to tho gross cwt
up to IKE nor u, to dreta q thg, and
arcss SO ita. Among tho saloa werc 81 cara illinois
steers, 797N cwt, at 11@11.{n IA cars Do, 7@a owt
ut 11xt9I2Ao; 10 oarh do. cwt, Mt 1@121c; cara
o4tra to SIX owt, ut 12a13e cars good to primo do
ewt, ut l112ho; ears ordinary do. OK eWt At 10h
@11Eo; car Ohio do i cwt, 04a; 0 cars Missouri
catt(n owt, 104@f1Ho: u cars 1iifnota ulcers,
cwt, 11A@12kc; 10 cara To1ana, 0 cwt, 10c; md
care Ohorohco cattle, 6sl owt, nt 101c.
gHEEr AND 1Ast1s-Freah reoelrts {, 800 head, nak-
ing 1820 for tho wnck nganst 400 last vcek slcer
wore 1rm and active Ut 4A@61kc Ior b, but ianta
Wero dull and had slow aao nt7t811c, tho best Wea-
ern and Kentucky lambs going ut o.. BHios include
cara Ohio slseePt nv o. Ill., at 8,8o Ohio AZ 70
M, at GtGc: car ohio, nv 81 fa, ut 90; do nv
R9 ibs, at 4Ae; Ohio, AZ Ct tts, nj 4L{o; car
To1na ahcep 1t II ibB, nt 6e; Slate 1nna 10
tbs. at 1Ok@10Ho; chr DO nv "a ba, ut 11n car
Ohio do AZ 4a bs, At 79s; cara Canada ~ 60 lbs ut
1oHc; car do Nv 60 les 1t $40, and car PonnByvs-
nia do, av 10 lis, at 0c.
sw1Hg-ceoirta 10 800, 1nnltng $4,000 for tho week,
against 33,00U Inst week. live 1lnga nrs notninalty
lllotcl ut GI15Hc, With offered. City sa11gh-
tored hogs arc hrm at 0>1@72;o.
, 1873-07-15

DzrAo1y, July A,-rAsaEn ur-propa ), Mohawk, ,,9f
harges sana and bargca, MonloA and bArges. tlarks
noar,l at Trade, Monitor schrs T. q itohorts MSg"
gs hlolsae, McQratA, Cuyahoga, e. Il. Mak.' Middle.
Culver, Hungarian hubbard, oaIncron, saowdrnp
pAaa1p DowN-lrops Sheldon, badger statsf Arctic,
City Ut Now York. 11anoko ss. Loas, ntnairk sna
pusves; tchrs William dsundy. H. ]. King, Autalops.
, 1873-07-15

NRw YoRK, July 14.-TAo trade movement aaowa
very ntlo Improvement Tho agents and Jobbipg
branches nre quiet. Cotton goods aro inactive but
stcaJ In price. Tho reduction on nc hlcachcd shirt
fnga has not affected other mnkes. Androscoggtn 4
Al Bhirtings is reduced to 1870. Cotton tlAnncls
below last years prices. CloshR, ovorcoangs caaai
neres AMI ]e]tcl sklrttnga moro active. BhirtIug
aannelH arc moving.
, 1873-07-15

l,oirn that, at mooting OF tho Committee hold
in Donton on tho Cd inat., tho facts proaontcl
vero such ~ to make It advisable to send AT,
agont to England In behalf Of tho hotra, and
that tho family 8onon1ogist, !" DR.. JOHN y.
Chase" Of Taunton, hiass., had boon appointed,
aud will stArt tho 1nt Of septenlbor.
, 1873-07-15


Corn, hu. ,2 900
Uats ou'.. 1es 9ou
Ayt, pu l5u,uGu
nhrey ou''..... so00 o0o
Mals' 2940o 0O0
I'll raos1oss.for: quiet md arm now % mess
II st ou9 2s sst st; ess sas
c1ear, 8h@9o short ctsar, for Docomher, 81so. Lard
nnsottled and rather weak Western steam, % bid;
DuT7En~ouies and Arm Western, 15@21o.
cuEEaE-stcaty fair to primo now State factory,
WIIsliT-Elrm at 93H99lc.
MILWAUKEE
MILWAUKEE, July 4.--BRrADsrusrR-F1our quiet
ara r,a usisf Ne 'Efng So i:sfs 81 Suy
si,ls Xaeast. dats daii aad io,Sos No. I, 9aac.
Corn dun md lower No. 3sc lye DUH; No. l, dc.
s Fnss1anrs@To Buffalo o.; ossweso, 1oxe.
REoklr1a-Flo,r. 5000 brls wheat. 1@soooo @ bn.
sH'p"rs4'-Flo's 5EhSGAsp siSS2 Ell wheat $4,000 b
ss5Sy a:$ { IL s; ii, 81 s:e T. + i5 Corn
rzsnohsSa-Dull sRa W YqSi49Rssd. 4Si32a
snd unchanged Wheat dull and dropping; soft spring,
$1o; sampio lota No. rod fa 3i.as prime dry
e saa ? ~ se sasssa Gsf9 s ssos os
ssa Ss; sspte%sar sss s:sisd hys n1 z 1t eaSaSo
e.sisa Il ssso@1e75. Bnt eAts
held firm nosalcs. Bacon hrln shoulders, 85:@B51e;
'iis noasnH1ass 1 III a'sa1 l. lsS; sS5 14Fa nominal
oSTr1H-S'''a' INV M pefasHSsss ohHsRNs.
trohn 81 n06aT sn: fnn,iiy 81 600 "a Corn In mad
Jsmaui nixeG. soa51o:' yellow. bso: Wits. 1oe.
G oaa II. rood suppIy Ind dO1nand ut 4iaaso. Bran
dq .: oS *,o noa, sn,s. ,,,s.
Observation-Disclosures It,Ii AZ Si7 5f1 nrv aaif mc,tu
10slealoNo. 1Isnsa, 1bA@18o. Lard-Renned acarco;
GnooEitIEs-SMgar dull fsir, 9xc; prisne 10,fc,
bfuiaesea duil: pia11tatfou. reIollcd, Eoc,
W;r1sny-1n fatr demand; Eyansyillo, o2o Lousl-
ana. 9lo Cincinnati, 90. aoo ,.,.. -..,,.-
dr1ner others unchanged; good oytnary, 16c low
ia'iss; isaas. lux. t'''' A''D' A'' '''"'D'S w.
pz1aors 9a1y ~ ,, - dull u and
iit MIh, IA ,,n,inr q Ha7 orn iuil
Woa.as W. mi saie ac 1'' Aoo WEAK iA1oa
"s">'S''' "''' tt'Ao'' erS,I' TnIrnG Snf;
ronxpo. Ju,v 14'cHnr. nr.narurr,-rlour firm,
Tsit @ EhsE s9a st5oag ns xts ,s wess,
spot siaSX sslIss August; No: ! rcd, si.6.. 0ofn
tmrrot xkLa noiiar Gartcrn1ars f,Ha Il aIc.
,sh{tn shc hats nnlet and unri,nnaa @"A~'
" Fax1unrs-To Buffalo. 4a4Sc !: nswceo. 8ho.
1,nneT,sra-Flonr 3o1 hria whfat II I'D III corn
s>Nm In: onta q odd tM TA'>'''' A1SS ~ WILL
'Bu1sMzNrH-FIour, 1000 brls: wheat. 24,Q00 bu :;
corn. IL. 600 bu !: oats 600 In. :
UINu1NNAT1.
CmcnsuAr1, July l4.--DnEApsru.ra-F1on flrm I;
tGT6Ga7oo. Wheat ateaGy; old red 81 .4o1 AZ HOW,
! Ms5GS14o. Corn ilrm It 4o@soo; Rye flsm at 100.
a e. sn NJ pss3 sa It
sssay sssa .si gsa : aS:'s soatss s sa VIII
7LC freely bid clCnr rib, 611GG3Ac clear, G5&f9EC.
, 1873-07-15

PHILADELPHIA, July t4.-DEEF CA7rLE-Fair de-
mand and hr1ner. sa!cs, 2,o00; extra prime and
Wentorn atecrs $7b097.75; fair 10 good. sc0oeS7oo;
common, $i.60a5.50.
s11ERr-Far demnnd snles 1000 at 5(a0c.
lioda-Fair donand mud advanced, with Balea Of 600
at 7,2GMT.a7L,