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An Notice, o'Nnriagcs 1Bt BE- iai0,scd UiL' f4h
ngg,e and diiye4y.
DIED.


BAKFR-Oa To.-.y o. o. 1879 Knoxville. Gown. AH"s A
Baker osastt oChsote AMI as lao C'Ps D. Baker ages
The ners pl,c. NoS ~ e. Church, Bro0s'In 70
day 30.a inss., st O'clock.
CRESEY-A u,ycr.r,w The eJ'ou. Taes Oct D. James
Creneyr sro 10 the 6oh year BIZ age
HATCH-On TUESDAY 1sh bst HoYofk CITY Dr. Hosns lih'a,
lis Barng:u Vermont where flnorA SER
vices will BE- beti sunday. Nov. 3
HAYSBs-u Bookhu, N y, On Tuesday. Oct % cornsh' ".
The rssve friends q ae anil, repeatedly 9na % ,n.S
3I6 lss,-sl Fniy Oct b. at O'Clock
HERNASA Green R'sT wos; Territory oO S'r'HiaI Oct 20.
and nends u5l attend she nscr' on saturday
i ,os p'vss Ff5 "a Si1s' Ssor emu G'
T S o' f,Sg ,res go,..coa a.. 10 os . =.
HOBART-In Brooklyn OF. g. tihe risaos y incl. Geo W,
Only tho lac Geo. w. aud AnaG3i nobs Ia III 24 year 81
Remaas taken 20 soasaola fsrip,s-nont
JUNGOn woiesIay O 20 Helfr Jung f Bsnu sns
Pauline yea; 1ne , ye 90 ~ "a'l a., IA ,sy2 al l,
S 1s, ,onef s ~. 90 70 Do % ,s,o Boa '''
NISSAN Broosyn On Tue'i.y. ect 29 Danl "eieA ki'
The f3rsr vi te oscs I1 b., rrntrns. 10 2is c,ron
frdsy The 3ls int 5coos -eitves I'D ny1 "a
. %t%s' s 81 S' f-., ' a, ''' d. d. are '''
LUSH-A Grra.,n S'e9 leland Ori q 1873 ,rer.
relatives inelts 81 .hs ani' are n, % asn1 hs l5eh
f.om bs Church the Acuo1. Wet NtE"niln "a 'nriiJ
30 ~. Boat raves ses.foh as' d Ds5'. al
O'Clock D. ~.
MATdRWs-Oa Tu.a. gis Gsre Emt scs. d'aor " Pss-
d1Hnd ;. aaG fh.s n',s s' 30 & ,,,r eo, 20 2ls
S,cset.st 5roos,a al 2s o,o p No.. on ailY 8O.a
OsTRANDBR-On Monday Oc- b. Mana W. vie Vi Lf Geo A.
O.tnnier 20 Gfnsbt.iYc. Eroo4.n
Toe funeral vii io L.in..e Prev Church tDr
Cu,i@r) 1l4rday. Jra % ~ J "a "cD'. Do ~ flAA sAi
teAiyes are invited attend wrnout further notice
gIPFLARD-0o wed,ear Oct % Bpyo5s E"i' I1s
lari. ayed b ye4r and . months
respectfully Ted 70 .eni
bis funeral vii .sae place d. 'r'eut DC Ps"fs Frers
Church Tseniy sL aesr obi'e 90 fudr m0rnaE Oei d.
a. 10 ococa
TARLRTONAl P,ierspn. y T.. I'nt'y Get 27 Rev Sobcr
Tsretoa tbs NHlors Conifas II 'be d. s. Db1ri 'i ~
Pinera service, ~ Friday Os 81 10 oco - 'b' Walker
Nr.s % EIfs I.r D.
sDscs rrase,tc attend T.41 lei,r C1.Je! o.. $40
T.
wALTFRsAt Fi,bash N rps.sy Oct 3 Laa daush,-r
Georg5 and Mar " isis years. m -t -i - lii~
Rcays and friends Of Che family p.tiF IgoI ID si no
funera oD oflef lhursI'T afternoon n
O'Clock
WYCEOFFIu Br5o1iyp aAsr o's illness. lola n wyskof ar.
sgsd 6S
The family invited 70 stefd
the funeral ,m haplt Cacn, ha.ei asa
Washington avea Frl-, tbo 3l! a,t. =. . 0''ocs
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BARCLAfwRlGIrTO % Tassta- OCT % b. ti Rev Dr. aons
go1ey Henry Bsrchy Of Asta l. T. 20 Crs Odheh dnsS1s
Of John 5. Nnaht
CONANT-CHURCUr MOnisr, the 27Ih Inst q, the rssisrs -
Howard ~ Rev. llsTy Ward Beeche Rev ibo~As
C0nant, ID. D., 20 Mis- Esssr Nelrch. all ef EfookYn
HARRIS-COPP1N- Tsiay The 28L Inst Dcrby Cam ~
e Rev bs0ada Baldwin. iisc iITis Of BIoOkh 70 kA H.
daughter Of Joseph Coha fsrnefiy OfBmokl,n
-NCADAM0n a1rsisy Oc o. o. Ne Crh u The Dyins
,P.teflty Rev. ST. Pnran William a. King T. fiss O1rs
McAda daughter 81 The late jams o. Asn ~ o ths ciy
MILLER CIOLwgIL-IB Torsak. COM THURSDAY 23 s,1s
rcuce Of the brtlas BY ne R7 WIN Cooper Mad. D.
D.noa b. Miller 20 Ch0igo. daughter vi seorIs x CIo-
we'll
yoOPHRRs- On wt5psiiy 29;b Inst. By Row n n
Eorhrup. . voorhees, Of Rocsy ti H. D. to hns
daughter ~ no LJNart D. Spr4gae Is tbss c.T
ENTHUSIASTICALLY ~ jOsns Cbarch. Paeson. j. Tne~
dy Oct D. Tbo Williams u bF0osn - ALas houo' o. "a
former place
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LATEST SHiP NEBS.
- o,hcr 80 Ne Sc 40 Ia. !

fFor other Sbip News FIN Pagcl
ARRIVED
Steamship ArushnOt Rector New Bedford with ndse and pass TO
F,rlu.ol s. Nus.
81, ausL.y 10
E. AAlur Nor BuA ua JuurO tsun0ath slg. -
VITA col.e.
SAILED.
Steamships Columbia and Nll Gasps; Scotia Mauhst
CIV of Galveston. AyA-Oreaus h1r.s fa
rrcsco Ytt QueH,t0su tL4 bans fof Beuagla AbOe
F-1ikl Nrs. Oreiusi shf Sunny NOuth to- Whining,
WiND--sulsti, lsht H. W, clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BorON Oct 2jAWyFi steamships Hercules from Philadelphia
E,-en -omN V brig DAISY, from Havana.
fuFrkEss 2iPsssi Baltimore. hrg y A.
Ouha. Passed ufrui Moa
tor Mare,i GcGol ucnrch ScAeic-, ot 1f.t
Aon Bird for Jmtea sailed barks Lubia ah9 h H.
Na~fiBgt, a. % tIoi hug Tor New-lcrk
2HAuye steamship Jmes Adger ron
l.. ~. l. Oelrf ron io-
e.Aia. ra.cd steamship rra Cell. for Baltimore.
S,NNAH OcL 2DBcoN hArk bsa Wells, aud 'hp ano os.
usmoi an nova. Cleared BaeuaSta from iaFeeoaai h'
Sussn Slelaon, from DsMlheotta
FOREIGN PORTS. .
HAv,xA Oct e9Tae steamship Cy OF Nerds ron N'"'iO''
arrived this meTuiBg. 49, -. =. .
H,Ar n s. Oct 2oA number Of American ishine 'eh non
6shing goants bound home put uS nus lo' iAs.
ags. he barb GSJhous Armstrong; fO@ ." ''1A " D. ''~S1
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nm DRAMA
LYcEUsI HEATER.

IYCErH HEATER.
The Lyrcum rncltcr is closed. The last
frlu.,l.. i...r. Wac mat OF O.Ielo.' on Monday
eyopios. waeu Mr. r G. King cnucted the Moor MI
un.el. season nas lasted from sept II 10 ocL - Ihe
,york mat was done va, doue well, but IL was not
g,,.ttIy worth doing. RmOr' as % the cause OF the
.,.penslon may bo summed up IN two "orhs-oiu
m dnr,s RImors rs % Lho roopon'ns ot tho nous arc
not worth printing.
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DIR. WEST SENTENCED ArLAsr.

Dover. Deli Oct. 29.-Dr.> West pleaded
guilty to-day OF an attempt IRE George Binns
and was aned 500 and costs. and sentenced tO two
years imprisonment. The other indictments against
hun were dropped
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Snerlnl NnIIces


"A meeting OF the Bar Association Of she CAY OF
Nrw-NorI1 ff az II osohef 1873 me '"o'"iHs
r,,o uion Va, adopted ,ui entered pubhsh,i
Rsorsd Ta this As1cson earnestly fscoGuens' . me ses'S
ofuesae of Nago lie sioPo Pie Con'"''"'a' sm'ansH''
n i ~ ti -p,u n So,en6er ssc,a )osi.Rg hat Jsisss
m h ,,,oo,s nv The Gcrror With he ae ard consent Of the
senate" w - "'"N'' ~
l. r. M,cDoNovGH. ss-rsia). 3D. ------
Medication aud Forhi OpsBing 81 The Gsunss ss' T.ss
~ 30 10 opposite isie Jam " On F~J, "a d.
aAressr. iu E1rlh Gernaa bg ns1shef spesstrs
~ UAugp secretary. wn. A sChAtlfhti NIB, PresitoA
n.,x,lle A Coz Royal lrish Dssiierscs, belfast Ire
holrrs of NUskT To- tle sp. ttig On iiA
vs, - accommodated BY thu Hics Pr aon 70 freresee -
g,e Bndy spped ,ASs Gases United StAsss brsnea.
81 BoAdsL, Ne"fors -.
Pos-OCce Notice.-rho NAIL lor Ear3D dumas he
irT SATURDAY l. 1878 s close this oace % NEDsBS-
DAY az a. ~ TIT SpAl l2u, and % SATURDAY a.
IL a ~. Aa4 IL "a. rHOs !. JAhhs Fo.la.aer 4
Trees and Plants.
r. 3. PARSONS & Co. FLUSHING T.
Insects l.. Csnos paper
DkSIKJtTIA
Portland gseu TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 10 Puca 10 coaA
Aj4ress rHB TRIBUNE. Sew-York
The Tribune Evangelical Alliance kxtra No. is s3s
page. tail and accurate aecoani Of all The prcos
paoers Of the mssus Of the w0kLDs svAh
GECAL ALLIANCE a. Mes YORK; ready, aud w Be By
mail 90 asy Uaed iot 25 per eopy
copies So All % ksa sad Addresses sppesS
TIKI TRIBUNE KXTRA eurts~eHi together sA
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Sufferers can rely on Rearney,s Bachs sp-es Bnshr'
Gravel Disbse aud al dsessss Of BJny sni Opaev
Or,aas worth than all oser BacAns Combines
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with de. bsrnd Pdts- pat IN her dV hnsi ' ~
repair btfor, res1rn'bg her yoVsge -. 49,
K,sssros OBt.o Oct scbr Thestos Psry voas "he
In The Ist. gse short below Wolf ano TIE f p,e
Amsrca been hsssd oets Mains Point and brought
this port
MEMORANDA.
The r. Davis. from Ch.resssp vb sgso
ye0s pine timber al Z9 IN the A'ssf S's"
she goei
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Metal Springs. the Pitiiess Iron Finger Pads, snd
w springs Rup'rre, ening Tho brob Bos Seee S@s
gradually cugei By ELAsTd rsUss. 651 Broadway
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nOMEsTIC MARKETs.

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Bgv'o o o us 'H E 5 Imports 5s 9 @r the 'onf
Flour 5S5V o''a "nr@ o, & R,c zoo has Ca5,I SIM
msnts-Wbsat 9liUJ Ia,b Corn $3.50 ou,h KaI E,pos-
n,1e, 300 5u iye 40 buso Cull Fayhts qast heat
No. co CoI ll, Da Se 900 u issasee No. Spr4s
At ~ 25 SINS, lots Duluth 10 Spnns as u 80 10000 a'
wrn 81 20 loo bush STATE barley ~ u % Other
CnclGo Oct 2JFoar dull AMI nomin, end lower to sell WHEAT
s S western: No S,dng 90li I0Js cash. $3.50. Noe
ber IL Ola Decmberi NO. spnag S5- keecea 9O Corn
s5is. for Fresh cash; 36 $685. 81 e5sc peem
sf 20, A No. . ea6 Or Sorsbe2 Bic bid G6eT a
25a42g4A RE da as oss a. Sy@Sa 2e 10, 40 = I@sy
dIao; 0J e No. Spring Provision qaet and u9elase WIN
A. 7e cash Notmbr Bulls Meat and unchanged
sles short RIB Mide. p'efe at Go Or1 4aHs ,'s At
changed $50 frgais-Corn 70 9slo ,e Wheel g. h9adq se
dUIOg 965 M Pour - 90 iasS Wheat 5GOJ6 bas
cora 30 900 bush. Oats ami 0JO bush Barley.
NxuORLsANs Oct 29-fous,oek sereei Only l9ca demand
supeue 81 Double htr 20 5Oes6 20 Treble EIrI
Il so Panty - lJ3sJ 40 toNsppli h1Lli arm tl
81 4e Brsn ea s 81 lOG5l Is Hy-No lenaud ror. dll
az SIG Dr. Sllted dull Or Shgaders baeo''rk
H. '' Ham, Gu At ios Gari dn e, 8a,d9 es.
5S s.. '' 5 & E s'a' Sooi ea'ai S5a7ie Prime
Sircy Cnooe Mbisky->uepy sn sas h o149i OI
Me.i6m 3 30 Coli. 1O8aiQ9 caTlsney closet 2a2 1
ii5 GsaL Dr,s lonaa Neg.lois
b q, Il 90 10, 40 sprpg; ~ Amber Winter 81 %
o White Wnse: - or Dggb, tprs. Wteat dul sales Of
OOO bah ,I Wuerat ~ 90. Corn hUeri ic o. zoo ou
al 55G57e neari, yow a. 59e Basy dnl' s.es Of
10 $50 blsi Uptte laia 81 jJ of $500 bush STATE
81 % Con: Msafl - for Bone, ~ 20 for lneoe ost
Mi.d unrhingrd, Shorts, Sl1dHlS, chpuh' Vl3; Adlhbes
s2Odt22 p ton Canal Pnshsbare, dls % A'oanYi - to
N..-Yor.; b. P4del Laber. - 20 ~ cue hud"''
a. p NeeNok ha'rud Freelis-fIour ~ FHA'P,t an
b..,u tl-: o AJsuf, kcrps ~"
b,t h,, 20 200 hn.r Barley 900 huh Pests 52bOuO fe,
OF Lumber Shipments 700 boo Fou l@-uO bush Wheat
"a O s. Bsreg coo bash Peas. A3OJU Zee; o. Lumbar
roLzDo 29Pour dull su unchsnge W h's dul sale 81
l ~ so -
lamar FI 30 NO R cash - 50 No dJ ST -O 81 10
November n 2j0s % ~ DccnreI ~ 49, CO. Gte' ga ~
changed; So 3Ul; Nc. . 81 -. Fght m as ~ = o.
b. kaI,W Sagc Osgc.o Clover SEEDS 500 a. - t5@FJ 50
Ru 600 FoaT. $4,000 IusL Wheat, ouj lls Com,
and 900 Dat. ship icn2OoO usb wheat SiVoJ onse
! Com, and coo busH. OF .,, n
Am AZ :. BJds2 stet tnl' IurcltHe strsd; - to'
h.. ~ or Dp, ~ 80 for Virgin Tar qlei a. - %
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HA.RIED.

True False -eien,- Speech ", rTni,u s.oq''sH
Psf.s Co3S4s. IA TRiBuSr LscrJak SarRl 10 ;.
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GOV. DIX OFFERS A REWARD IN the KELSEY
ALnANY. Oct. 20.-The following Proclamation

ALBANY, Oct. 20.-The following proclamation
has just been issued by the Governor:
STATE OF NEW-YORR, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,l
ALBANY. Oct. %, 1873.
PRoCLAsATION-BV JOHN A. DIX, GobeTn0r.--Wherea5
the 4n day OF November Last, Charcs b. Kelsey Was
the subject OF gross personal outrage at Huntington
Suffolk County, and has not since Deeu seen III tna1
neghbOrhOOd and whereas there strong reasons Tor
believing that his life taken on the night OK the
same day by persons UNKNOWN, ....o,
Now, therefore, do hereby offer reward OF 5000 for
Information which may lead 10 the conviction OF any
person persons who may have caused the death of The
said Kelsey.
Capitol. in the City OF Albany this 29th day
OF October, 1913. join A. DIX.
DR.. George y. Banks. William J. Wood, John Mckay,
Henry T. Prime, Arthur NJ. Prime Claudius Il. Prime, D.
fl. Burgess Rudolph SImmiss, and James Mckay tue
persons arrested warrants Issued Oy Coroner bayes
appeared yesterday before the Coroner at oyster Bay,
buC declined % answer the questions asked them. IN
the afternoon they appeared before Judge Armstrong
Jamaica when the nearing adjourned tlll Satui-
a.
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Crc.oo oe. % Receipts. tsc dsy.-csle. 1900. LOGS
50 300, ,lt'p 2rUo
tie market SIMON. hon ~ own. 10 ua,oabc Eastern
prices weak lois; quot oos range m - W9t3 ~
h, ,,r Shirrinr - 2O0tj 90 for Choc; g. 750S5 lO ~
.y Is 3Ja~8 90 80, Fsr. t5f - - Tor Medium r. bO1
- 81 COnoa 81 80 - loo through eraas 20 -Jeei :.
~ NJrtnlr-it oa.
MOO m re .l1i, weak aud lO3ljc lower hackers pur
lti. bc sar' weather cold Hud
pacug q2otsuns ie II - 'JGtl 10 io' IoAo'
IlcsyF - l00&i 30 'r Fair o. Choice lIgit
sUgsp u De- Ter demand prices shade aurer; - sJ@z5 ~
f,r Common 8. lair. r.. JOd+i 30 Tor Good ~ httrs
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beon imposed on thom. They formed IN
bodies TO resist the enoroachmenss OF mouopoles.
Tho meeting then adjourned
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THE STATE or Trade

HAVANA EXCHANGE.
HAvANA Oct. 29.-BTehsnse quiet aud aTn
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Providence T. L. Oc 29rbe Printing Cloths market "a quiet
If nm
, 1873-01-04

North 1alhad st Int 1.eden n' r,illcrton nvs, VT.
LIT - Il d'tc1 % !'n, 's = isIs e;si.rnt!on
Der. Il. 1871; rol,Hftsrrniont fooo.
West hdal,,a ss of Oakley ut, I, 1sx15oH IT,
dated Pc. II. l8Ia; cm"nst'erao!,, c. sa,ns,
# r,,nnns to Taylor at, dated Doc. II, 1872 eon'i
M Lsgy5 sos # Tsy,o; q 0'a and p dated
Wcst THcnilc 4t, 80 # " Of 1Yhoyst, +, 2sx12s Il,
dntea r :1a,' ssnsitsr.tol,, #, S19o ,,,,,.
dlsneo NJ cor of oakley a ont,ro black, t,sc.,
os!; I, 'a7a ;osidvrsl'sn. sia,ao. 5amos q blunt
oorne'la IT, rat Of anu ear North 1soubon at, a 25
It tn acy, dated Dee. 10 1A1a; consideration, 900.
q it Aey dated Dec II, 1871; consdcration $685.
da.sa oct II. 1875; eonn'1rration, 5000.
I, 251125 IT, dated Oct. 20 1879; conaideraio 9soo:
Fulton Ut, II W cor Cacaoa at, Lot II, dntcl May !,
's Wtst Eighteenth t. tetw;een alstc an.l Union a'a,
e. .s g It 10 alley dated Dec 49, 1875 e0n'loratl0n'
~l Lois Al and 49, in Dock . Of Mlllar l. pcckora y
drtca i'm. i; csnadorasioh, i5,2oo.
as t.! 4 Ms{e il 1Ssi f. e tsS.ieFa,ss s e. 90 IA
Bab 1ot G, IN oa,npboll'a Lots mid 8, Ac, in block
g nockwc1l'a Addition, datcd Jan. consideration,
Lot 12 In dsinH l. ailborts Block II, In o1arks Il
otsw ssc -, 81, u, dated Doc. oo 1919; conStor-
eETy sGs q Twsnsys'1:h Il *,g aoo.'as
suuT1 CITY LIMrEs. .
ucres,, tlatod Dec II, 1872 consideration, 5000.
Ss :; :: II: = q sa'''ea aassd i 'aa Al con- 9
%ssssh u s51lso e. y n'esk a., ss rs.sssa
san.o as tho abovo, dated Jan. .; consideration,
$4,000.
, 1873-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following insrssmentu 'scro Med for REQ
ord on Friday, Jan.3:
CITY PROPERTY.
Grace at, bet Yetlder AMI DlyisEon ITS, + lot %,
Dated Dco, 81, 1871; conBlacr1tlul $l,1a5.
Iudiana nv Mouth OF nill Hear Twcnty-tllird st. i,
Is It to alley, datol Dec. consideration, s1l 900.
The prenlees No. 13l Fourth nv tsatr Noy TO- 1872;
consideration, s7,00o.
Lot 6, III Block y, In Carter II. 11arr'son's Adion,
dated Nov. ], 1874; confederation, $500.
Twenty-cghth ST. but Slate 1T and Wabash av, I, 81
x1o4 IT, dated Dec. II, lh72; conB 1eraui!, $iS00.
TI.trl Ut, tet l.ohoy and 1dlr'n hta, +, Lut %,
dated Oct. 4, ta7l consideration. Il uao.
WabuEAia aY, af alId near OoNnorelul rt, +, 76
II tn .Ioy. t,ated JuR j confederation, &, ,60o.
Juh1lnolI a If Taylor ri, T. % feet to Alley datea
OF. 10, 1879 consideration, $3.co0.
viii building, tated jan consideration, $:,oUo.
InhIans W. lexr Thrty-fonrth lit " J. ~ It to aloy,
d4taH MOE Il lA14i considerations t9.UC4
, 1873-01-04

thing like nu active inquiry (oxcopt for ha,ln)
to correspond with rihe ct Go per 1on lbu in tho
price Of hyo hogs ntni The roason for r''c III nb.
buyers cxpoct = ronsilorablo incronae In
liz rocoIpls Of, 1oga after tha wool,
A., and oo9rroep,onllng deEroHsio1n, in prlcoo
Tho market olosod Mt tho folow,ng range
pork, cnsli o., aol1or January, sl1.05@t1.87iG;
DO eollor february, s1150D1l.55. do nollor
March, ei1.70@1.s0;, do aoltor April s11.o0@
11.o55; prime moss, alo.5fi oxtra primo, ss.75
lor Fobrunry, s7.12}6 o betor N1arch, 81 80 Ito
anllor April, 7.5o. Bwoet pcltlcd hams, 71l@s1ic,
and g.ean huns nt 799Geb7slo Tor 18Th evcrasaa
,nnd 71hso for 1G-ih Averages. Grcon shoulders,
s sSs, 42S@5o; d abort st's' olear, 5jsep5}5o Dry
anltoa moata quoenlo ut 029c for 'alloultlorn;
5YG@515o for short ribs, and 'b}4@656o for Btort
cloar. Boxed el!ouldcrs, noor january, quoted at
ribs Or long cloar; Go FOR short cloar; B!4D
$50 for long cut hamH. Bacon is quoted at
491o for shoulders, 7]1o for c1oar ribs 71lc for
e1trs % @ .nesa d. d. ss5o@1ooo boef hsmS, ss7o6
@2s.oo. City tallow,. 7ll4Gp7se1o; groaae quota
bio at 611@Glao. ealos woro reported Of 1000
brln moss pork at sl1 10 500 tcs lard nt ao,o5;
1850 tos do aollor March, Mt e79u; 60, ,oo0 lla
short ribs at 596c; 90 boxos untrimmod do at
514o; $50 boxes short cloar, at pooria, Mt &c
800 boxes long and abort c!oar aollor February,
At 516o; 900 boxes do aollor last half Of Fel,rii-
ary, ut 55Ac; 10000 lbs groom hams ~ lbs) at
Sc; 10000 Lbs do q5 lbs) at 79ic; 10000 lba do
At s7o5; z 9,ooo PCS DO at 75So e, 900 DO ge lhs)
at 7159c; 10000 lbs do at To-. Tho stock OF pork
in Now York 10 reported at 86,843 brls against
~ o72 ono year ago aud 81, ,242 two years ago
Tho stock one month since was !, ,749 hrlB.
Flour was iu bcttnr demand, though far from
boiuc act,vo, pa tho chief sales 1nade wero oil
direct orders. Tho marriott WAS firm, In symra-
thy with New York, which was quoted strong,
and slight advance waB uBkol on somo brands,
which local buyers would not pay, owing to THO
weakuesB in Wheat. Duokwheat WAS quoted
strong md scarce. Bran was at0ady. sa(os
(Nasl,yillo City, at $3.50; 80 brls do at 81. ~
60 brlB spriug extras (Stockton) at $500 400
brls do (Elsworth Choloo) ut $3.50: 200 br!H do
(Drinnesota) at 5o.75 100 brls do {Elkaaor) nt
$3.50 100 brls do pismarok) at sG.421; 100
IrlB do {suow F1nko) at 3G.25; 1o0 brls do at
96,25; 2o0 brls do At $3.50; 1000 brls do on pri-
vuto tnrna 100 brlB srpariiuo ut $3.50; 100 br(s
ryo (King William) ut s4.60. Total, 2,40o bIlu:
Also 400 lbs buckwheht Aonr ut $500 por 1Qo
lbs 20 tons bran at 91l.00; 10 tons 1lno mid
dlings ut a12.G0 :; 10 tona feed at s14.00, NIL OIL
track. Tie market closed ut tho following rango
, 1873-01-04

Is hed 1t :sas, aud clover Il Tor ordinary
aud f.5o@5.76 for mammoth. Flax ct sl:o59l.7e;
timothy at ss15 10 bags % At $500; bags eloyer II
$50; II bags do at $500; bags mammoth ut ss.so
8 nsss nGassfa arl sSl'f p quoted active and
prlces were hrmer all around The Eabtern market 10
srS whoat material cao
as follows: Hyson, common to fair, 6oS65e; good, Is
@7so: choice oxtra, e5e@s11s; a1l,eEne 70 hno oid
coico % do, SoeG5slos ano to good eunFowder, soc9
s105 coico 2o extra, 81 .2s@ls5; ellocs 70
s9s saass saf ese 5apa e0sa Z
Oolong, 55@45o: good do97os: choice to extra, 9oo
0TonAcco-Was firm at the prices given below:
uaEw1Nd-Fino Cut-E1tra, 75@s5o; choice, $50
zoe; common, 65@soo: poor, 4o@50e.
sMonlNe-Extra, eo.l, 33@aso; moauEn' so(ssso; COM
r4ua~Sa!"Ssl leaf, 7saso0; half bright sa@oso /:
| Notwithstanding dnll at former quotations: Beach,
$500; maple, sl4oo; hickory, $1,000; al'ps' $500,
WooI-rbere was moderate inquiry for this eta-
p1e at the prices quoted botow The receipts arc fair
6ut stocks remain light shipments prevent any ac-
cunau!asfen., We again quote: -ooer.
Tub, washed, extra medium. .60965o
Tub, washed, fair to .ehtgGoe
fG@m0n Fesee nsshsa, ans{ xx, ei
Fleecc, waated, *, dngy. 4sss5s
Fieeeo,. Tiieeeo, washe washea ean9 Light
Fleece, washed, medium dngy.. .'a5@ssse
TIsess rIIsess nwasSea 7x3 sSoa
Tieese nnwashsd, coazse, to medium. .ss94es
Fleece nnwaaled coas's' nnd asr ass59s
Gnper, pullct.
I1s59 WoonENWhnE iIi;yT AND bhooMTho market Vas
al adyance iu figures II anticipated. Wo consinYe te
quote psts s2so rssopp 90 *2tf Il q
@S essa, sas op,;aa I'll 81 ke ass
, 1873-01-04

IOGS-The market oponoi1 active and strong
this morning Will, priees firm at tho opening
ratea OF yesterday, or at 30 advance on ycstor-
day'H closing rates.. Tho receipts were consldor-
trnIna on tho Northwestern Road having boon
detained at Sterling by an nceidont), and ns tho
t!ay advanced tho competition became spiritoo,
and boforo tho close prices Of pacltcrg' hugs had
range waa a3.G0@3.05, though unly two Or threo
salcs wore objected ut tho outside Ngnre. Moat
OF tho transactions werc within tho range Of s3.70
Gp3.B5. Tho market closed Aru1 with all sold.
, 1873-01-04
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EvES1No Jan. .,
Tho following woro the receipts and ghipmcuta
Of produce at this point during tho past twenty
four hours, and for tho corresponding day ono
yeAr nHo:
, 1873-01-04

CfnP u !Hha. n.'sIn
Gr0p Of eMl. ..'.-............'..'':'. a,,na
Gron Gro s "f 1s5. 1sG5 1;'i01
0rop of iaI4. 0,0O0
Crop Of 1Bol 40
BuaAn rsrArrH, LAnaE Ann SMALL.
IN tho year 1871 there wore LII operation In Louisiana
Rngnr estates M follows:
MaknK eyer l9o 20 nl,9s T. s9s
a.nkaK from 10 to 20 llhls..
Mukug front % 10 10 hha.
Making frun 10 to nh!s. s..................""..li
Making frnM tn it1tiH. Ut
Tim Kn,e year hrrn 35G su8ar eHtateH ON which
no Allgar WA n,ne. This year, .tyn til Now OrpanH
Iitayune the number IN doubtless nllcll 'arger.
A rurbor ~ nora}atout offnrIu In cnftfrnlo tho
az i't ' l., - 4,i nn',,,tr,, i,nrn hao,, ,nnic of
ien paul i'll 1s Iu!1il.iJ lasS 1}a, ouya ",Ao ~ ~ "
lnto yeara. Ille Dch1soh tlu"H( 4ieotelp ~ u lo
cont iBRng, nrittB nti RECOUNT OF tho enoftA oi
nov. Mr Hopkins, who ctn{snB to hnvo rnaclioh
norfect stt.cesH in tho triu1 Tho I}eDiclo Buys:
nh ,,rson h ,,o,, .vo ,udc IA t,,o 1nv Mr.. Hop
Go VINO ,o u 'o !" ~ r."o fto n1t,rc of
XIV % up1cGs H. ~ :" uoars o aa ~ sncnt ali ha
.sM s ~. .s %.S, 49,; & ~ ,emos, n invoatuni,nn this
% ~" ~ ~ ~ G ,,,rno.a hni;,a vsitct n,nf,y nr mr.
Wt ,., 80. % itnris mi rorrnI mi h{s vra
natuA, ,. ~ fi 81 E r,iw hn ,o mai With
.ga@,!ols. @ nma III os@"'otu e'"''S ~ "''' 1A9S
wv oe7t '"eee''' , il, ,,., L.. xo. -.
t. ~ 1in,1i a;s,na 1,rnri1nd natural aso Gould ho
fon in which Tic fea sco,, could DO grnfted thus nc
clttnalug It. Thta has at Inst een accomplished.
natural base Inns bocn found here IN which ton scion 10
graftel III tho fall, remaining IL ne ground anr,ng
ho wner' cru 9o nG1s asy a; VI a Il iii atu o,,r
rotoot uenI aeS Mc,cr nnG thrirc Srcoedi,,,y woli
M ,r..ae.,;,a n;.oo,o. - Fan 1,ronc;sco
, 1873-01-04
"a s1o, &7.25cs7373; Cd do, 1lno, $s6o@s.62H; Cd,
tiu, 81. .O0EsDl1H niinri, $500.
NAVAL HTUhEH- Continue very 4nlct. hnd values

OfIs.--No now ftaturea wero developed In conoc~
tim with Tho market. uusiuesa continues quiet with
prices goneray rm. at s1o roccft decline carhon T.
sepasnyGy ste md dcalors to s1aIlo shlnk tnt
extra lard oil, 7Jo No. $50 No. $50 Unread raw,
$50; do hoi,cd D3a whnic, 8oci sperm oo@2 10
l,eats foot oil strictly pure do oxtrn, sloo tlo
elephant oil, o5n turpentnc, So37ac.
IAtNrB 6O1dNs AND PtT1Y-A limited amount
Of lrauInr Maa done nt lilo tnbl0lnel pEiCoa:
, 1873-01-04

CArTLE-rho mnrkot for cattlo was only
moderately aotiyo to-day, either on local Or out
eiIo accoi,nts, and former prices we're only in
dIfroyoptly sustained Tho rooeipts were unex-
% pcotodly light but aavioes from tho East were
loss encouraging. and shippers refused to pay
any advance, oyon for tho best dsoves, while
tlroy generally insisted upon buying tho less
iiehsssble lots at something OF concession.
Tlaaro waa not lloweyor, any quotablo change in
prices Of any description OF stock. holders pre-
forriug to "hold oyor rather than submit to q
reduction. Tho quality OF tho stock received
was good though tho arrivals embraced fow ~
prcos WAS s2.50@5.87115, with tho major portion
at e3.b0GD150. Tho narhot closed steady:
, 1873-01-04
IIQti HALEH

artEEp--Tho market --zromafna quiet and
ateady. Buyers were not very nnmerous, nor
very anxious to invest, but thor wants e4uallod
tho supply, and former prices woro sustained.
We quoto common at s325eD3.75; medium at
s4>00@4.25, and good to choice ut @4.6o@5oo
nor 100 lbs.