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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26
His Stock Of ParlOr & Heating Stoves
Is larger, b,ttcr and cheaper than ever before
exhibited to the publio--consisting Of

=.
exhibited to the publio--eonsisting Of
Spears Revolving Light Illuminating stove
Spears Anti. Dust Gas Burning Parlor Stove.
Spears Orbicular Gas. Burning Parlor
Stove, Spears Gas-Burning Parlor
Stove, BOquet, Pearl, Gem, Ida,
Sun. Tropic, Nevada,
&C., &c.
Vulcan, Elm and Victor Heaters Spears Re.
volying Light Heaters.
He is also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Sbeat-IrOn, Wooden and
Willow Ware, Co.,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the solo Wow to service, from the best ma
terial in the market
FLOWS a PL0w POINTS, COPPER, BRASS,
PORCELAIN, TN-LrNED, SPUN
COMMON IRON Kettles,
ORDERS FOR SCOUTING, ROOFING
And oiher.wor belonging to his business win
bc promptly hlled by experienced and skillful
workmon.
BRASS, COPPER, OLD METAL, RAGS
AND CASH
Taken In exchange for goods.
E1r~ fIc espeeially invites the attention Of
Merchants wishing to purchase at Wholesale, as
hey will hnd II to their advantage to examine
Bis stock before purchasing elsewhere
Look out for tho Big sign-opposito the resi- !
denco Of Mrs. DR.. Foster.
ALL Goops WARRANTED AZ RErRrsEsrKD.
q. s. illegal.
Philipsburg, June 8, 1870. nug66s
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ClearGeld Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
fl,HE signed, having established a Nm
sery on tho Pike, about half tay between
Clear6eld and Curwensville, Is prvared 10 fur.
nish all kinds Of FRUIT TREES, (iandard and
dwarf,) Evergreops, shrubbery, Grape Vines,
Gooscborrics, Lavton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Rasberry vines. Also, siberiapCrab Trees,
Ounce, and EARL. scarlet Rhubarb,Ac. ordors
promptly ATTENDED 10. Address,
J. b. WRIGHT.
'erao.ssy Qprien'yills, p
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3R gWD@@'9 MUSIC 8g0a@o
i MARKET STREET,
CLEARTI PENN'A.
we desire call the attention of the Cid
have opened
MUSIC STORE CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly keep hand a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
o viii nonshtof
RAVEN & COMPANYS PIANOS
sTElNwAY PIANOS
HAINES
We
favorable terms and
stock off ORGANS will NOV wandpo popular
downward Couper)
y S,andne
NEW HAVEN MELODEON
Besides these we furnish order Organs
CASH. on NOTES or the
LEASE PLAN.
On of
amount will tend MAKE HOME HAPPY.
3ucanan
oa2S72[y RYNDERs MUSIC STORE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-11-26

nv S. pLuMMER & CO., having started
w new and extensive Brick Yard In
Clcarilcld, are prepared to make contracts for first
class Rcd brlok, In largo or small quantities.
orders and correspondence solicited. Iniorma-
ton can be obtained by calling at Rynder's Mu-
sic Store, or by addressing
W. S. PLUMMER A CO.,
myi-u Clearheld, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

system of instruction at all Answering 70 euo noos Vi
the ime all comparable to me means ior art eou
cation in Europe He accordingly inhu'"'cu an o"
urely system OF instruction IN dra"shH, I" 10 oe
gun In the primary schools and carried III regular
ton 70 the highest classes Of the Latn ana normal
schoos tro years trial she system, in the schools
of Roston and of some OF the larger towns in
the State has completely established both Its
practicabhty and its superiority 10 the methods
hitherto pursued in tins country since 1t Is
nj once simple logical, and comprehensive one OF its
excellent features is ts applicability TO industrial pur
SHIFTS MIR smith aims to make his system valuable to
a artisan "a well as to the artist for he does
sider drawing as a mere fine art accomplishment,
but as something OF real and practical importance to all
classes of people Artists and artisans need knowledge
of drawing that they may create and reproduce designs
which shall add the value Of the work which they
are engagedOher people need 1t that they may be able
10 appreciate artistic work.
Last year Osgood Co. published a volume from Mt
Smith, devoted TO art education. general and in 1t
the author showed ncontestaby the commercial value
OF such an education influencing the manufactures OF
people. As farther contribution TO the needs OF the
time. Mr. Smith is preparing a complete series OF
text books drawing. the first six Of which-On Free
Hand Drawing "-Messrs. OsgOOd Co. have just pub
lslled. These books seem to thoroughly admirable
They begin with the simplest instructions, making prog
ress logically and naturally, and with such an avoid
anoe Of dry techncates, that the pupil reaches his
goal before he knows IT, Moreover, he acquires
something more than manual dexterty. While he
is taught to draw the best forms in Greek, Roman or
Egyptian art, he is also taught 10 understand the
distinguishing characteristics Of different stye ahu
epochs. The whole arrangement Of the exercises III
these books is new and original; and, as they are
shortly to be followed by similar works on Perspective
sIodel, Object, and Mechanical Drawing. they must
commend themselves to the attention of all who are
interested in art They make drawing seem so easy and
delightful that longs to begin it over again, ana
learn afresh in this pleasanter and better way.
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loan stakes ALL ON the result OF coming race IN which
his favorite horse Is TO compete The author gives
graphic account OF the race Brandow rides bis own
animal and wilma AS he rens the horse up before tue
Judges stand 90 receive the award and hear the applause
of the speeators the beast becomes unmanageabe
dangerous The end arrives Who thrives by the
must die by the horse. Heinrich shiel the coachman
who drove Gotthod of the emDankment, and who had
been missing since PUSHES forward to assist his
Nv one grand stroke horse to kick out the
servants brains and throw the master of upon his
head Both die in few minutes. Brandow in Gotthod's
.rs After this catastrophe Cecas scrupes are soon
conquered: and, though GothOld had recently sus-
tanned great losses through bank failures she does
hesitate TO marry him and suffer him TO adopt her
child.
In accordance with the Horatian precept, the author
makes the actors repeat history much thatis
TO the story and theory which has ascTibed
TO him Thus Of the most interesting characters is
an ocogenarian, Uncle BoslOp he was called lie and
his brother loved the maden but her father de-
cned to give her to either. for they poor rich
uncle dies and wills vast possessions including the very
estate occupied by the maiden father 70 that OF the
two pephews whom a committee should decide 20 be the
worhest There Is trial OF strength and skill In
various games and AdOph WenhOf, the younger. wins
the property and the maiden. Bagslop Wenhof Uncle
BOsOp suddenly disappears. and IS not heard OF for
long time, until be suddenly reappears IN the nelghDOr
hood and builds hut spur Of the mountain
looking the sea, whence nightly lamp, fed by
him, gives light TO the fishermen OF the coast.
This philanthropic work. 40 characteristic OF de-
feated suitors, is not, however, all. Uncle BOsOp,
who nobleman. seduces his brothers
wife and Cecha his child. Again, the wife Of the
collector, Alma Srllen, of the village bellies
and loved Brandow more than her husband. Al the
she fans and otherwise reveals the secret of her
heart, though t is not known that she had been
faithful To her husband. Finally. the Jewish merchant
was the victim of q pesaiaAes which his real sweet
heart GOtthOd's mother proposed, after her
rage, remedy by the method pursued Oy Uncle Bos
lop. The Jew refused out OF contempt for the
sentiment OF love- he would have believe but out
OF prudence. likely. He calmly explains 10
C5OtthOd how he saved GOtthOla mother from shame
All these IL viii he observed. bear the prOpO
sitiOn which Spiehagen II trying To establish. These
doctrines will have less interest for the apprecative
reader however than the genuine literary merits Of the
novel; which in many respects OF the highest order
and vii. give u a good crrnlatIOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow per steamship
Manhattan will close at $50 p. NJ, at the Merchants
Exchange. Nos. 80 and SO Pine-st. The customs re-
Cepts at Washington for the week ending April 10,
amounted TO 532j0,0O9.
The money market was active, despite the heavy
inflow Of currency and the prospective favorable
show when the May coupons are paid. aud the re-
serve of the banks increased. great many loans
on cali commanded as much as a thlTty-second and
interest though at the opening and at the close the
quotation was seven gold, but the preponderance OF
the days business at the intermediate tgure-a
sixty-fourtb and interest The leading bond houses
are accommodated at currency The quotations for
commercial paper are unchanged-9 to u per cent.
Government bonds have been only moderately
active and quotations were lower under the declin-
ing tendency of gold. There was pretty smart
trade driven in old and new SIS and IN 1858 while
currency IS sold at 49, The general market closed
up steady on the basis of 10. to 10. for 1908.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows At p. ~.
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IIRRARY FOK FIFTY l5Ol GENTS

I With At, science and History ne
Tribune Almanac Tribune Extra Sheets coniAung
Lecture Extra l-ustrateivnias SIX Lectures on light
Lecture No. 2Betcher COMPULSORY Elnauon FieII'
Master Situation. Phips Lost Arts BeAoWss IL There
God Marx TWain's Sandwich Island Letters -.
Lecture Ertra JIrsatdProf Wilders Brain and Mind
Froi loung
Astronomical Conque Prof Young Present hno~ Of ne sun
Lecture E4tr 30 Sh4kespearean Studies By John Weiss;
seven AcaenY Course Parton Fsm Fathers
As Nen Of Business; Bret Harte's Argonauts Of a.
5-lustTatel-lhee Lectures ~
Fishery Hearing Voice and speech and he on
Of Musical Harnouv; Benz Smsn' Deep Placer Mining Cal
ua Dr. ". moud The seven Senses Parke GodSn on
e and False Science; T. l. The Limits Of Science
6Beechers Lectures iOr Ministers:
Thoughts for MneThoucbts PyerPray~r h etng As IL
Is-The Ideal PraverMeetngMl-c ID Charches-ooes z we
Church-The Fingers Of The Church It, -
concluding Lectures; heVvas
cb-R eous AvakenirfsThoughts ReUvalsA Religious ~
uenenc Also The Movan Church BY 1e rchweu1i e reed
Statements Thomas Starr King The Death Menace D! oo'ee
and History Of Secianan Appropriation
FItra-Credit Mohilier-Evidenoe and Reports
Ia With TIE Tribune Almanac al hy mail Tor 'h cents
- Address all orders TRIBUNE View York.
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vices were favorable, The advance of yester-
day in securities being well Sustained The
export cearanoes at this port were to the currency
value Of 1886 900. the largeness Of which had a
tendency to reduce the gold premium Inc days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol-
lows: Gold cleared SJJ,J12OoO; gold balances. 81
272J2s: currency balances S2,6T5,4f4 The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed in called Five-Twenties, 5000
discussing in May interest $99O.OOO total, win
yesterdays feotings. OF s9,42o,OOO The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

TUESDAY. April Up. W.
The stock speculation to-day had again 10 con-
tend against the general distrust caused by the
failure Of the Atlantic National Bank, as well as
against active money, these sources of disquiet be-
ing supplemented during the forenoon, by the per-
sstent circulation of rumors detrimental TO other
city banks as well as banking houses all which ru-
mors so far as be at present ascertaned are en-
trely without foundation in fact. Naturally in the
face of such docy as to have characterized the
management of this small bank (the Atlantic Ma
tioual and to have resulted 80 disastTOusy, it will
take some time to reinvest the Street with conf
dence. though after forenoon business character
lied by weakness and declining prices, the after
noon brought with it a frmer tone and strong
BUYERS. whose united efforts pushed up
prices from per cent IN the case OIL
Erie to l. in Western Union Telegraph
and Pacific Mail in which latter stocks the BUSH
ness chiefly ran and in large amounts. St Paul fa-
ing but little behind in either activity or improve
ment. Concerning Pacific Mail it is whispered that
NJ the election of Directors, which takes place IN
Nav the Board of Direction will be reinforced by
the election of some of most prominent shipping
merchants and other business men, which Will have
a tendency to increase the public confidence IN this
important line which. whatever else may be said Of
il. Is unquestionably doing a large and prosperous
business In view of these facts it may be question:
able whether it will be found as safe 20 bear the
stock at So as il was few months ago to bear IL at
par The market closed strong at the best prices OF
the day The opening, highest lowest and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

The May coupons Of the Evansville and Craw-
louisville Railroad Company will be paid by the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company will here
after pay the May interest of the Indianapolis and
Madison Railroad Company.
Messrs. Fisk & Hatch. financial agents Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, will pay the May
coupons of the six per cent gold bonds of the Com
pany at maturity. Parties holding 20 or more
coupons can hand them at once and receive checks
therefor on the morning of the lst proximo.
The coupons of the Central Division, First Mort
gage Railroad and Land Grant bonds and Of the
Second Mortgage Railroad aud Land Grant bonds
of the Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad Company due
Nav will be paid at the National Shoe and Leather
Bank.
The May interest of LOganspOrt. Charlottesville,
and South Western Railway will be paid by Messrs.
Jones & schuyler No. 10 Pine-st.
p The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of
specel from the port OF NewYork for the week end
ing April 60 1873 was S5,35,290
The Philadelphia stock market IS steady Penn
sylyana Skies 100 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
26; Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania RAILROAD,
81 Gold, u6s.
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Foreign exchange has been quiet, and heavy 100
though in the face of lower gold. We annex Dom|
nal rates, though business was done at considerable
CONCESSIONS.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHA NGE-oFPICIAL REPORT
CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE TRIBUNE
FIRST CALI, 10. O'CLOCK A. NJ
NIlTg n Ca ls,lfU apHg
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Just lssnef -
Uneven LECTURES FOR MINISTERS. BY
Il REV HENRY WARD BEECHER-L Thoughts for Ministers
H. Thoughts upon PRAYER ILL., PrsTer Meeting As Ia " me
Tcea PAYER Meeting v the Church VI socetT "a ne
Church WI The Church VIII Reviras IN the
CIgrrh * Religions Awakening Thoughts keviyas XII
Religions Experience These Lectures occupL IhlhIl hlbh 81
THF TRIBTNEs columns In LECrVA EXTRAS Nos ana "
Price Scent cents mail
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obbag deaod qote al me for oh hrna s1 y, rse -
6r,es and 7Ie Tor hs~ ar Bsons ssdy bal slss a sm
d0ncn
BRESWAxTsre coca iassT, tAs rscp@ are hkn
and proc. are firm AZ J7n6l-. o Wesera ABd Seutasn
COITON-The ba.Bess CJl0a been ssD ssh
AMI dces nouins ~ ntchsnge4 A. Ol0ss
hes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

The ABOVE FaIts Imply HF1I-tIass IuIIIt' TIT - 49,
are oner red at points nearer the market
The gold speculation has been feeble all the way
through and after opening at ll7t the price quleky
.etted hack TO ll6l touching II6. at under the
influences noted yesterday and the lowering OF ex-
change By the leading drawers. The basis Of the
d,y,s business has been 1851. On gold loans
tbe rates pad to have balances carried we're
I Z gold, 3, aud per cent TIC London ad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

nov Ready. Cloth bound, 81. - o.,
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI TWO PORTRAITS and ILLUSTRATIONS; portrait rep,
reseunV Mr. Greeley appeared tie last sumner o. h lie and
Icing Together the mott ke and natural portrait Of hn ever n
I1 TIE volume contains Memoir u Mr. GREELEY us M hours
Toe moral Of Funeral Aransmnts the Closing Irrso-
res e Mourning Of Peep Letters Oi SrmpahY woes o. we
Pua and Tributes from the Poel hrouuon And fros
Bodies &c Pamphlet hdrou /" esais
IA-1aOANe" O'SN1 80 ' The TRIBUNE New-York
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IeGfbers.

A LADY who for three years had charge OF
~ large fTend ttgEime. t C0se bsle ni ~ posu0n
tor year Aiirea LANGUAGE p o. Boz 9'e Ns"'fofE
- mer school Institute, y II BOnd-st., supplies
y school, hAHss With i.fIos 1sseaen Tsifh,H staas
ADpAeAss J. n, As.-AT
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Coleman Renedict,s closing quotations at 4 p. m

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus 80 days time and u 10
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
6 III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30

There was a small business in railroad bonds, but
the demand promises TO be more active shortly,
when the large disbursements for interest, etc, viii
II. rI.,,rnnnt The limitations wore follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-30


10 fnan deliveries Tnsscaas lar and prices are ~ics
lover, sales ~ follow al pn basis u Low ~ diiag7
last A1eT m-hsy. 20 At 10 l5S Jane 80 81
l1sc 10 a. 10 LID Juy lf1 Il 70 soc 10 al ~ ~, sepA
s nls total 400 haes eIchsngs-tO April co. Ma,
Sales tody 70 Jp ApL 10 Is Hlc lD At - JiSci ~
iCD 1t l9c., " IS i6c, so i3c, 800 l5lc. 100
81 * ~ BE 500 4 - JC. 90 e. llGc 90 fs.e 80
10 49, jar ~ - JG-. 10 lge. ~ 40 Je
Gl 2c 10 Al l9.e go At y lGc ~ M 10 - l6r
1873 :. he August So Ole 200 - lise so o. Deos-
sr ~ at l7!c total, u 40 hAes sAnd tOs. ~ 80
clsbye-Lc. paa y e. 70 Mas Zoe Iag
tOFFEEThe The late advance. aat The do
osnBass far; RIO IDl9.- Lsgualri sSa9i aai Iva
to-day enbe 30 bEgs Re-.
south Ausr hernms sal 500 bsgs do. fla
90 private touns. 20 oaat Ar prssse
tes be Santos the this ~ ~
bags. 81 shoh 1893 bags are "a ths market .
CANDLE-Ths market dali aud The abss8e Of sale.
NJ are UNCHANGED Adsmsu 90 oli al - S2le
sperm al Jlc. P.tent ig9l-c, and PAfaAae At j. Nc
COAL-Ibe inquiry Domestic 5as been good Tor ~ asos aDs
market ruled quite sales Of Anthracite a. 80 - pf ea
P@syisaBa Cas- eflaGd Aoi 5td 81 - Foreign I"
quie brm Liverpool Gas plbmp5 aud 10 tisAA
The leading comnfns- have Af7 NJ"
louvS The Wyoming to' Assc'1Sa
qaat Lump az - Broker a. - ~ kgg, 81
Is stare al IS o. Chestnut So 'oa Coaa
panf Amboy ceiling ~ - steamer - o. boheH 81
Bgg - 10 toe pslston Company AZ Ses
bsrg-L - Co. Steamer 81 co. Brosen - I'd ton
DRUGS AND DYl-Opium duI aud nominal Al %
bond. TO- 81 dsys gold SandroD's OIL LeDon qat
- % BrebmeT d0.. - . Brth0ers Os
orange At - an god Cbprale Potash steAay & J'l2e
gold Bssan esp very lun weaker TO- currency ssls
Bacng Powder quoe Djc gold .nS
al ale. gold We 81 Asa Al - 90
Is; Soda - 510 sc ~ Sal S0ia gUSl li
and Bearb. soda. 20 ia 30 Is; Ctnc Acid 81 lyi Choae
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obstruction.

4 DvERTIsEMENTS. FOR The = Isy , SEM5
OFFICERS nos 81 West tyseooHi, J3 Wees T~enV-third'
81, up TO q ,. n al regular ofiee ra.es
A SCHOOL and HOME for young BONS.-E
n KINDS. A. ~, Pnnapal iempsesd L l.
1POTON INSTITUTE for Young LADIES
y Crotoon. -iudson \. Y Address Mis- r \ sEDGN Ok
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
~ sonS91 s'o FR fa sbd t'f9 S'il
EEMALE INSTITUTE. WHITE. PLAINS,
I - T. "opens september ss " r. B. sEARLRs Pane pal
GOTHIC HAL, vo,,xo ,D,ss, SCHOOL.
Pun. val be received March Is.
For catalogues, Apply " Principals. ~, ,fvpx . CHASE
H0NE SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
L L sirstior. Conn Adiress Mss ELlzAAsrH WHEELER
HOME and SCHOOL for children under 12
yssr, s,l reopen MAJ Number limited y Adlfs'' voc
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JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
T-i' E39s. Rev T. L iacKsoS N A. prs7
XVM. II. LEGGETI'' SCHOOL, Broadway
NINE. DE VALENCIA INSTITUTE for
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mao Muse, Dnsins Gnd PaanRs Freaeh 1s aangs o. w
Drawing. Painting aud al Ana, o. Lmoiou.! bssy
aabrs educated abroad through MADAME I've
en sent 70 Europe prospectus WI reopen st9L IL ~
bennington Institute (for both sexes, Penning-
L ton y Tern, reasonable. Atirs1 4 p LAshEk Pla1a
NONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
i A BOARDING SCHOOL
for uGtng BOYS intelligent, healthy Clnsuln Men
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The best ecu pped college TIE world one ui9n do
lar, te,i.t Fu collegiate nth aeom
p,bed Professors cabinets and complete Csto po'
os mae health moral add eataTs, ADD for esfYinf
sessy 10 ar Gred ard comfortable hems lsz $40 per asnan
covering Of iu0n, board isc hft sai HAsehg ne
eIcep, Tor separate iaslIaeoe IA Nus rantnk 49,
srld for catalogue W L. bbAH hsoa"''
Pail session SEPT ls
TOR SALE or RENT-The property occu-
i ped b. lie BRISTOL BOARDING. SCHOOL.
\ ~. PIEhCE q SISTERS. Br.iialiPtnn
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We
Corr Meat Jgrseys ass Cora Meal Brrs b o. 94J p
Corn Meal " e-ers } a. Corn ML BTEep. n ~ 20
Car Wea nMealG J -
Csnssss Flour 1met 6D0s9 per boil C8l,rna and
Flour IN lu n 70 bht. n
+9H5O Bag Mrsi-Iuegusr; White, l80-i b f'ue
yellow. yiGSl k50sl 3. Ground trtd. 81 10
T=l >; Cob. -lDSI o..
PISli-Drv limited SIMPLY md the marke frm
quote al 90 3 for Bsnk 5acserr
10 good request aud the market quote No. N's
rhnsts SL0$2j; No do. 50O-l5 No do i,Tse
~ SO 80. Bay. 57G5l0; No. DO, Hli9-5. No. q
Hslx 10 5sa 90; ud No d Ia Iond 81 o. Barre Herring
arr iul nominal Herring hrn ~ Ma
sud 24c r sealed change mpouaBo~
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report as follows at 4 p. N.

The State bond market was intensely dull and no
new features were developed. The quotations are
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We're The quotations.:
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FLOUR AND MEAL INJURY Tor Flour light bat Tie narse
Of Shipping brands large INES Drevnts ths
s1g orsr; the demand Tor Fancy uaesotl EEas f
the nakel les acuye; most srsd1
ter Mnnes good demand sHS
stead. sss Of 5blA ncalag Round Hoop Nesea
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Bank shares were generally steady. the ga

.being more numerous. The following were the
bids o., 49,.