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CUKE FoR CHICKEN CHOLERA.

As | have not noticed This cure in the
Times, aud knowing from experience that
It is very effec,ual either as g cure or pre-
ventive, | recommend it to those Of your
readers whom it may concern. 1t is SIM
ply buck wheat, srd this fowls will resdily
eat, thus saving the trouble offorcing them
to est il.
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CATTLE-Butf few coming in and demand
light. We quote at 2d4c.
SHEEP-We quote at S1.5064.0O per
head, and no demand.
LAMDs-ln IaIr demand, and averages
of 20 pounds sell readily at SIC per H.,
gross. Common neglected and nominal 81
ST.. 5002.O0 per head.
HoGs-No arrivals and no demand.
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usrnzlsIe RIour ama sragn agarket.

FLoUR-Market fairly active IS fol-
lows: Superfne $500; single Y 1925;
Xxx SIPS; xxx 1925; choice family SIS. 70
1890; strictly fancy $3.50.
Corn MEAL-We quote at 57lGG0c
loose, and 62E665c per busbel, sacked Snd
delivered in depot.
Shipments to-day OF 1000 bushels
at 56662c, sacked and delivered in depot.
WHEAT-T'he receipts Of new crop light.
We quote at 81 .3561,40 per bushel.
OArs-We quote at 40145 buying,
loose, and 6523c, sacked and delivered
In depot.
BRAN-We quote at $17eol8 per ton
buying loose, and $40 per ton sacked and
delivered in depot.
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demand. Provisions firm ard active; mess
firm and held at SIT; offerings light. Lard
firm and quiet, steam held at SIC, offerings
light; kettle SIC. Bulk strong and IN SC
tive demand; shoulders at TIC; bid I5c;
clear rib Sc; clear 95694c. Bacon;
shoulders scarce st sc; clear rib sales at
9s6gg; clear held at 10c. Whisky hrm
At Sc
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors and Abuses in early lie.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Marriage
removed New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa, an institution having a high
reputation for honorable conduct and profess
siOnal skill. jys dtsw3m sp3dp
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HnnIsviIIe Markets.

LOUISVILLE, July 9.-BsggiDg quiet but
firm at 14O15c fcT heavy hemp snd tax.
Flour quiet and unchanged in every re-
spect. Wheat nominal, others unchanged.
Groceries quiet. Coffee firm. Hay quiet,
order demand light; choice timothy Sl.5O6
2O.OO. Mess pork is held at Sl6.5OGl9.OO.
Bacon steady and tending upward at S3G
SIC; shoulders 103c; clear RIB 103; clear 10.
Hams firm; plain 136l3a; sugar cured
145c. Bulk meats strong; shoulders 80
7sc; clear rib 9a67sc; clear 9Sc; loose &c.
Vbiskv staSdV At Soc
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
LOCAL, STOCKS AND RoNDs,

Tennessee bonds are firm, closing in New
York at 79R. They would bring here about
the same rate, though we hear of no trans
actions.
COmptrOllers' warrants are very dull,
with considerable lots on the market. Deal
ers buy at "a and sell at 95696.
We hear of no sales of our home securi-
ties, and they may all be considered Gull at
the quotations For rates paid we refer to
those given by the Nashville Savings Com
pany, corner Union and College streets.
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Ua,oase Msrkesz.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Flour quiet aud
uncharged in every respect; sales Of extra
spring at S6.O0d675. Wheat, demand
fair but a. lower rates; No. spring SLIGO
1.I65. Corn, demand active and prices
advanced but irregular; No. SIC. Oats,
demand fair and prices advanced; No. 2
29Jc Rye quiet and unchanged in every
respect; No. 2 Coo, Coo. Barley un-
changed in every respect; No. fall 500
SOC: No. 8 42c. Lard quiet and held
higher at S7.1OG815. Bulk meats, demand
good at fall prices; shoulders 4. Bacon,
narket steady with a moderate demand.
Whisky, dsmand fair and prices advanced
To SOLE
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Nashville Tobacco Market.

Sales of 10 hhds. to-day at the Capitol
Warehouse by jim. Csrsey, Son y Co., at
prices ranging from S6.506700 for Jugs and
$5.0066.50 fol Leaf.
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ST. LOUIS, July 9.-FlOur, demand
fair and prices unchanged; superine winter
s4OO64 so; extra S4.7565.50; double
extra s. 1896 so; treble S6.7567.75;
fsnily S. O060.jO. Wheat firm but slow;
sample lots No. red fall Sl62a. Com
better, No. 2 35a637c. Oats, No. 2 2Ss0
29c. Barley and Rye no market. Whisky
dull at Sc. Pork firm at SO 30. Dry
salt higher and loose; shoulders &c; clear rib
and clear nominAlly at 6sd9c; Bacon
firm but slow; shoulders Sc a. Columbus;
Indiana 8 &c; clear rib 10c; clear 106l05c.
Lard nominal. Hogs quiet at s. S0d43O.
Cattle quiet, ranging from S35065.75 for
choice.
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Nashville and OhattanOoga Railroad bonds,
endorsed, due 'I4...:..... .................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ,.,
oOss
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS,
OLuotsSl. .
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad BIDS,
endorsed.
Nashville and Decatur Railroad bonds, sec
ond mortgage, 6's ..."....................
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first
mortgage. 1900. ............, ........
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, second
lllOi 1900.
Mississippi Central Railroad, first mort
Mississippi Central Railroad, second mort
gage, . S......................
Mnrlrel sborO city bonds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Murfreesboro coupons. INSTRUMENTATION.
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RIaurnhta MarAatr.

MEMPHIS, July 9.-Flour, dull prices
nominal. Corn dull and prices dropping
nominally at SAC. Oats dull and prices
dropping at 39c. Hay dull and prices
nominal. Bran scarce and firm at 120l23c'
Corn meal dull aud prices nominal at 81 -
Lard market steady with moderate de-
mand snd prices unchanged. Bacon, de-
mand good at full prices SIC; clear scarce
and firm at I05c.
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a subscription. paper for repairs to
church in Lawrence, Mass, contained one
entry, ga poor man, So" and directly be-
meath this another reading. "a poorer one,
ST."
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
TIE Cotton Ezarksfz.

LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Cotton dull
middiing upands 8468sd; middling Or
leans 9695d. Sales 10000 bales; for
speculation and export 1900 bales; Ameri-
can 5000 bales; new crop shipped July
from Savannah and Charleston sgd.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Cotton more active
aud lower middling uplands 20ac; futures
closed steady; sales for futures 1900 bales;
July 20 5-l60202c; August 20 1-166
205c; September 18 9-16c; October 175c;
November II 7-16017sc; December liza
17sc.
NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-Cotton, more
doing; sales 1000 bales; good ordinary
15s; low middling 17s; middling Orleans
Isl; mlddlngs 18sS; receipts 800 bales;
no exports; stock 1898 balea.
CINCINNATI, July 9.-Cotton dull at
19619ac..
LOUISVILLE, July 9.-CottoD dull;
low middliDg 19c,
ST. LOUIS, July 8. - Cotton duh and
prices nominal.
MEMPHIS, July 9.-Cotton dull and
prices dropping; low niddling TIC; re-
ceipts for the past day 1911 bales; ship
ments fol- the last "a hours 455 bales; stock
II ,S35 bales.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

We give IS follows summary of the
of the day:
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l,,tcs~o i.umber MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 9-The lumber offerings
lighs but still equal to demand; market rul-
ing quiet without any material change; joist
and scautling 9I9,j0; stripes aud boards
S9617; shingles So; leth g; closing quiet
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The latest instance afforded by a ''fond
mother" of her sons cleverness, is said
sons correcting her for saying he was sll
over dirt. He said the dirt was all over
him.
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TIE urE HrsTSE<s-PROFITs.

An instance of some Of the profits to be
realized from Bookkeeping is furnished by
Prof. COOK, Of the Michigan Agricultural
College, to the Lansing Republican. he
says;
From one colony Of Italian bees we have
three new colonies and 4l2p0unds of honey.
We have placed $50 pounds in the four
hives for wintering, which leaves 262 lbs.
surplus. We have sold the surplus honey
at 20 cents per pound. The account, there
fore, stands thus:
2S2 lbs. pounds honey at 20 cts. $50 40
Three colonies of bees. 30 %
LOl2l. ....s,.s.'s 1905 ~
The best black colony gave only seventy
five pounds surplue, and one additional sol
OuV,
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vERmONT BUTTER FACTORIES.

at the last meeting Of the American
Dairymeu's Association at Utica, n. Y,
Mr.. o. S. Bliss, Of Vermont, made re-
pors from which We copy the following
figures:
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F0re1SIs Markets.

LONDON, July 8, P. MGonsols for
money 92sd92a; on account 92s6925;
5-20's, 1860, 93aa; do. 1867, 935; do. 10'40's
cog; new POS 9Cs. Erie 48a; reduction
in The rate of discount on the Bank Of
England viii probably be made tomorrow;
rate of discount on three months bills in
open market 1916 below bank rate.
Amount Of bullion gone into the Bank Of
England on balance to-day EI5G00O.
PARIS, July 9.-Rentes 56f SOC.
LIVERPOOL, July 9.-Breadstuffs quiet;
Red winter wheat 12s. Sd. Flour 27d29.s
Corn DTS. 42d626s.
ANTWERP, July 0.-Re6ned petroleum
3S5f.
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Esv york pry Goods zzarkes.

NEW YoBK, July 9.-Dry goods
jobbing trade very quiet, but some move
mens IN first hands, and Western and Cali
iornia jobbers have begun to speculate in
domestlcs and prints. The market for cot
ton goods steady at unchanged prices. At
lantic Ii and A brown shsstinSs snd BallOu
gold II dal bleached shirting9 sold ahead.
Amoskeag cheviot stripes also sold ahead.
Tire Daily Bulletin says; New dark dun
nell American, Manchester and Cacheco
prints will be opened tomorrow at lie, ex-
cent Enchscn. which will be lie.
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BAeeIEe-We quote At 14G14.: for
hemp and fax
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DUENoP FACTORY, MORA,

Mix pounds. .......................5loG
Butter, DO. 80; ...,..::..''''.''..'' If'9f
Butter sold at factory for Soc
BAILEY SPRING FACTORY, CUATEAUGAV.
Milk pounds .....................4S7,1l 40
Butter, do. -l,'iH'Zb
Mill toT one pound Of hutter........... 2zGl
Price Of butter, 3n.s5c; cost Of manu-
facturc, &c.
In answer t. questions, Mr.. 3 is5 slated
that be un lerssood the milk to te delivered
twice day at the factories; thst these were
generally small, ard therefore favorable 20
good order and CLEANLINESS, which were the
main essentials for SUCCESS. He thought it
required more care to mike good butter
than cheese. The price charged for butter
making WAS four cents pr pound. Many
of the factories were located 80 as 10 have
the use Of sprilg Water, Jut most Of them
were Oh streams. Good butler, be thought,
Fcould be made aDywhorewAere good blefaLd
good cheese can be procured. The skinned
milk, be believed, was fed out. At the
same convention, Mr.. Ellison expressed the
option That good soil was as necessary to
make good butter as pure water.
Mr.. Bliss remarked that good deal Of
so called Orange county butter came from
Vermont and Northern New York.
Mr. IIawlsy said that the breed Of cattle
must determine whether farmer shall
make butter or cheese q specially.
Elr. Chapman said il required greater
number Of skilled hands in 4. cheese factory
than in one for butter alone. Soil AID
climate had also much to do with success
ful cheese making, but lie did not know 50
much 4bcut butter making. In cheese
making more depends on the patron than
on the factcTy msn. 1t seems impossible
to convince some patrons that what a COW
eats or drinks affects her milk. The re-
suit is an abundance Of floating curds all
summer.
Bad butter is unavoidable where a COW
drinks impure water. Not many farmers
give proper attention to the daily drink and
food of their stock. HINGE, there is but
little first rate stock and frst-r&te butter CT
cheese.
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New York Money HarHee

New YORK July 9. - Money was
easy at 3d5 per cent. Sterling was strong
at 9369s for sixty days and 1046105
for sight. Gold was strong at l5sn log
LoaDs were from 263 per cent. CleariDgs
SIS 100000 The assistant Treasurer dis
bursed S58,000,C00, $6S,000 specie; engsge-
nents tomorrow 20 present time $1,000
600. Government were strong and closing
at the highest point of the Gay. State
bonds dull and lower on Tennessee issues.
Stocks strong, and with the exception Of
Northwest Common general improve
ment in prices took place; the largest
transactions were in Union Pacific, Erie,
Pacific Mail, New York Central and
Western Union, the advance ranging from
5615 ger cent; the market closed slightly
below abe highest point of the day. The
chief fluctuations Of the day were as fCl-
lows: Union Pacific 2746285; Erie 6136
90; Pacific Mail 37637S; New York Cen
tral 103s61043; Western Union S4s695s.
Just before the close there was pressure
to sell Erie, which fell to 61s and above
shorts reached to s6s in sympathy. Wa
bash ranged between 704670s; St. Paul
Common 525653ss; Preferred 725673R;
Lake Shore S60962; Ohios 39s 639f; Book
Island 110561Ilt. Northwest Common
declined per cent. The advance in Union
Pacific was accelerated by the report that
the road was to become Vandar0ilt's road.
Sterling Exchange, Bank Bills 10S3;
U. S. coupons, 1881, 1T ex-interest;
5-2Os OF 1864; 117R, do. 1S6, 11Saa; DO.
new issue 5-20s of 'e5, 11Sk ex-interest;
DC. '6T, 1164 ex-interest; 60. 1868, lis
ex-interest; new fves 1855; U. S. coupons
1O-40s 114R; U. S. currency 6's, 1043a; Mis-
sougi State bonds, 90 ex.interest; Ten
nessee Old so ex-interest; new 795; W. U.
Telegraph $50; Erie 61s;New York Central
1O3S,
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New York General Market.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Flour; super1ne
Western and State S4.9O05.50; common
to good 1928; good to choice So. 3O07.0O;
white wheat extra $T0009.55; ezra Ohio
$TO0d955; st. Louis $G,40Dl.50. Rye
-four steady at 81 25d5.25. Whisky tirmer
at 81. Wheat higher and less doug in
inferior; spring Sl.25G1.31; northwest
SL41; No. 2 $l.436144. Rye dull and
heavy; choice State SIC. Barley and malt
unchanged. Corn higher and moderate
supply. Oats decidedly more active and
firmer; new mixed western 4464431c &c; white
western 4S652c: Coffee in good request;
Rio 178019dc. Sugar firm; fair to g"od
refining 7s675. Petroleum; crude ne; re-
fined 1730I8. Pork active and tirmer; new
mess SIT 500I7.623.
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BERRY FACTORY, MALONE.

Whole number OF pounds of miik......72l, 3l2
Whole number of pounds Of bUtter..... 21,IZ2
Pounds OF milk for one of butter. 2i.2G
Price at factUTy-sUmm-r JnHC; tall
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Union FAcroRY, nANGoR.

Mix, pounds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,lS4
Butter, 40. ...--ss.-..-s-.--. --...-s... I'I5't
Pounds Of milk TO one Of bUtjeT........ 2h3.
Butter contracted in early summer at
3lc for tbn season
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Baltimore EzsrResz.

BALTIMOBE, July 9. - Flour; more
doing aud prices unchanged. Corn scarce
ard wanted; mixed western 5S365Sic.
Oats active and higher; western mixed
4704Sc; white 28d53c. Rye quiet at
7OET5c. Mess pork S16.506l70O Bacon
8I68ac; rib sides IOIc; clear rib sideslOs0
l0fc. Hams; sugar cured 145615ac. Lard
dull at Sa68ae. Whisky dull and lower
st Sic.
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atniun and 9merifan'
WANTS.

Advertisements sgder his head IgiH be charged
TEN CENTS per line for each iaser1io''.]
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New OrIeass Markets.
IL On II 4 NC Irnlrr q EInr1r d

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-Flour dull;
double SIC. treble SG07 80; family SEA
$50. Corn quiet; mixed 5e657c; white
scarce at G6c, asking 48c in store. Oats
dull at 40d41c. Bran dull at Csc. Hay;
prime dull as $18022. PORK firm at Tic.
Dry salt meats scarce and higher; shoulders
SIC. Bacon scarce and active at 9a010S6
1899. Hams 1916. Lard, refined scarce
,ierc7s SIC; keg 1Oc. Sugar dull and firm
at sc. ao!asses; no movement. Whisky
duh at 92696c. Sterling 2Gs, sight 3 pre-
MUM; god 1l5t.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, July o. Flour finn at
SG.7jN 100. Wheat firm; No. 2 red win er
SI,40MI.43. Corn firm at SOC. Rye
steady at zoe. Barley dull and prices
rominal. Groceries steady. Oils I'M
chaggeu. Eggs scarce and firm. Butter,
market steady with moderate demand.
Cheese, market steady with q moderate
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FOR RENT.


THOR RERT-New Cottage house on F0gg
II street. - A. NJ. TENSION.
July 10, 1873. JylO 81
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JTTANTED-By a white woman who can
w come well recommended, situation either
in Nashville or Edgeheld, 10 do general house
work. Address J., care Union and American
Office. jylO 2t#
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THE LARGEST AND BEST.

Twelve Pages Seventy.tWO Columns.
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Y7ANTED-A white woman 10 do house
w work in a family of three in North Nash
vile. Good wages. Enquire at No. la North
Market street jy9 2t~
, 1873-09-29
NEW YORK.

REGULAR kAHKEr NEPoRT.
New YonH, Sept. 27.-The ton days closing
thiB afternoon l>ayo boon tho most oyontfnl i'll
financial circlaB for tlftoan yGarA. Tho exo3to-
mont Inns rugged Without limit, and at tinoa there
soonled no epd to calauittos possible. On
Thursday tho tlroa died out for want Of fnoi, 10
far M Wall street was concerned. Thoy tllen
began their work IN mercantile c!rclos, but
thero ia now reasonable liopo that thoy may 10
checked, and thnt, what has ofton been said,
tho worst has boot, soon. Tho day closed with a
decidedly bottor foong In all directions.
FONEIaN EXCHANGE
closed with improved tono, TIM laat quota
bio ratos having boon 104@10lI for
prime bankors' nlAtS S-lay ntorling, 1n5 for bank
ars' domand 105ll5@D105Yl for cable, transfers,
anl 102DlUl for sixty-aay commercial, anu loa
for throo days sight.
There was no regular rates tor money. loans
having ranged from ID por day to per cont por
annu1n. Az remarkable inHtance Of the roatorh.
ton Of confidence now going OH 1t !s nlontiono'l
that money, wllol, l,aH boon extren'ely scarce Ut
15Gp2o per cont per liom, waa accessible ut por
cent on approved collataralH. In this oonnoo-
ton it may bo stated TINT tho resumption IT.
rangemont OF Henry CLOVIS d Co., has rc-
cpiYol general iut!orsolnont, and most OF tnelf
old customers have aoquioBcod IN Transferring
thoIr accounts to the now Hpoclal accounts
OIL their books. Numerous now accounts
have also boon opened. A1eBHrH. IIowos Il hlloy
make MI almost similar report, ali OF which
goes to show that the lately suspended firms ro-
, 1873-09-29
upon thon by tho action elsewhere. Chooks for
atnnll amounts for tho crront lses Of buBnoas
will bo mid ns t1B,1hi.


atnnll amounts for tho curront asea Of baBuoas
will BIO pnil rs ,>Buhl..
THE SITUATION HERE
difrcra from tint iii Now York Ill ono parlien1nr.
There tlloy have pooled tllolr roao,ircnB /; horo
thoy havo not. Tho resolution adopted at tho
noeting wns M follows: ..
WHEREAS, Tho bants IN nil tho 1arac c!tfca In The
United Bntea huyc deemed II rr,s1ant and cxpcdcHt to
suspend currency paylnents for lafeo amounts there
Reao'red, Tint tho Boston latla, M precautionary
measure for themselves a1id te mercantile conf
,1ni!y, md to prevent tho cnnHeqtent lrain Of t9
curroticy fron them, lo from this tate Mid Until
Irsolstd, That Committee of Five to appointed iy
tho Chair, who shall hnve lilo pnwcr tn iaHlte loancer
tcates to tllc amount Of $o000 0o0, upon s1tlstai-
TALLY tho ssnio hasa as Issued by the aiika Of New
Until ycBtcrilay It WAS confidently hoped that
wo should ride over tho pnnio without reHort to
such measures, but tho increasing drain OF cl1r-
roncY to Nov York ueccBRitRted actinn, and tho
resolutions wero adopted unanimously. Tho In
torforcnce with business brings tho difficulties
OF the situation moro immediately homo to large
olaBsos than lko proceedings olaowhoro, but, on
on and withstand goneral crash aH evar.
Tho first suspension reported since tito panic
bogan Is that OF tho Now England Iron Com
ra1ly at Hyde Pari, o Boston suburb. It Is aad
TINT tho suspension wan ca1lBea through diH-
agroomont Of tho Directors, which resulted In IN
attachment, and Bofno notes wero protoatcd
though 1t Is understood TINT tho Company hhH
boon carrying hoavy mortgagos, and las lott
through tho stringoncy of tho money markot
aud tic low price Of iron. Several largo con-
tracts arc on band. aome Of which aro woll
uutlcr way, TIreo hundred men arc thrown ont
Of employment. Tho selling agent In this city
thinks that work will bo rosltn,od soon.
, 1873-09-29
MINERAL WEALTH..

Vn1a1aDlo Gold, Silver, and Other Minis
er1.l Deposits Ill tho Country Recent.
ly Purchased from tho Utes--Fhe
Most Magnificent Mountain Scenery
in the xVorll.
DENVER, COL. Sept. 27.-ThomnH X. Cree,
arrived here to-day. 1Ie brings with him copy
Of tho Brnnot Right troaty, signed W tue II II
dians, In company with six Indian ohiofa, Mr:
Oroo apent wock il exploring the Brnnot
purchaaoa. They visited tho San. Jnnn
gold, silver, copper, load. iron, and copl, Five
hundred valuable loads llayo boon located, aud
ono 1nne, tue only one fully tosted, is yloldlng,
WITH poor machinery soao ala n Ell etF aeS ae
sneo ss e to reaty s vsiaoa u 81 Is
oxpocted with tho improved machinery now Gu
route that It will yield $25, 900 gold per week;
nlino with better Indications. on the Hamo lead, ls
dis lead yields from $4,000 to sb,o0o por ton:
Another gold lead, uudeyeopod, yields a8, 900
por ton. Tho country IL equally rich IN
silver orc, tho load being very rich In vein, Six
foot thio1 Thcro are numerous veins Of copper
cropping out OH tho surfaco,, mono Of which aro
tnkon MP. lrou and coal lio III cloBe proximity,
tho latter Of superior quality, for smelling pur-
poses. :,
Fifty town lots wore located on tho ncws Of
tho treaty boing .agncd. The country ia I'M
good for $1,000 900 Of precious n1eta!s. :,
Alr. Cree md party spent seyon days In tho
saddle crossing tho thrce main rangoa
etosaer s uns0Rns n sgas e s9a ao s se feo
in open air, riding through rain aud anow, ovot
mud rocllB. They report the country the
| grandost In tic world for mountain
i'l,o minlnx roglon Is surrounded by a. good :
, 1873-09-29
tnln tho confidence Of thott customers and tho
sympathy Of business mon generally.

tnlli tlio confidence o. telf emotoefs aho 'no
ss'npa'"} VI po6'''o'5 dnIn m1n so"''"'
,u .,,,u,,,,< 4.,, a.,I - ,,,,oa t,o roon nrox
selt9d en ,ccn nG o rs
IT,, e t1a7H sud y r. 1ofa ,ioaga saloa woro
.nm, ruI ~ at l1i i{i " u t%o la anoninE of ,o roo
iosns goi5 %ers aae It Psr ., 70 ssnt, but t,e =
u uor nont and fIualy n roactio,, to ilat rim
r. sn IL, ~ n,nnt Iii ,'nt In roaiv hofon nio,,.
t1av ' ri ,ro Aannta,t iens,,ror r3afi out to.ny
ri nm m nrnnnnt or intnront Ind in rmlcmn.
tint, or lid bombs. Cnsto1ns reccints to-day,
aS77 mn for lin weot III .1oa B97. Fatal in