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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-01-01
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CHRISTMAS EvE.-The exercises at the
Nj. Il. church passed off very pleasantly,
and the house was well filled.
After music and prayer, Salutatory
from Miss Clara Green and recitation
entitled "Christmas Time" from Miss Jcn-
ME Farrand, panorama of the New Year
was represented by Ia persons-a young
lady and little 10y, and each month by
gentleman or lady, bearing the emblems
of the month and presenting them to the
boy with appropriate remarks and re-
plies.
Then a dialouguc entitled Seeker
nine young ladies taking part; recita-
ton was the, given by Miss Ella Adams,
and yaledictory by Rufus Farrand
Then came the distribution of the pres
ents from the two trees, which were well
filed All present we're much pleased
with their gifts. Near the close, Rev.
Mr.. Wallace presented the Superintend-
ent, A. A. Niles, with nice book, en-.
titled "Night Scenes in the Bible" with
appropriate remarks, which were respond.
ed to by Mr.. Niles. The exercises were
closed with music followed by Benedict
ion from Rev. Mr.. Wallace.
Christmas eve. was pleasantly OBJ.
served in the Uuiversalist church in Nor.
risville, by Sabbath School Concert and
the distribution of presents from two rich.
ly laden trees. The Speaking was excel
lent and the singing inspiring. A billiant
star in the East sent forth its beams. AT
the close of the concert the veritable San.
ia Claus appeared, burdened with innu-
mcrable packages and toys for the little
ones. After giving some good advice tc
the children, and relieving himself Of some
Of his load, he departed to carry out the
remainder of his mission, limiting that he
had many other places to visit that night
Notwithstanding the severity of the wealth
or, the church was well filed.
RaILRooD JUBTLEE--The cars have
come, and the ladies and gentlemen Of
Of the Universalist Society of this place
will celebrate the event with levee and
and oyster supper, in Pages new and spa
cious store, near the depot. Tuesday even
ing, January 7th, 1873. Supper will be
furnished at9 o'clock. Speaking at the
table may be expected from Hon. G.. w
llendee, Hon. ii Ii. Powers, and others.
Admission, including supper, so cents
Pauls Band will furnish music for the &C.
casion.
Come one, come all,
To Pages ball.
Tothe jubilee,
OF seventy-three
ID. G. Hardy, Esq, was appointed
Deputy Sheriff on Saturday last.
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-fhr filoHinE p4is.is SER issuedfrum The
q. - faitut ofloe % cliiEcas q fermCut fer
Iha ucsk cniing hrc- lolh. ls72 Reported
Or the NrEsuEaLKh BY Alexander 4 Mason.
Solicitors q faionis. COS Seventh 81. washing
Goa. D (.
Machine for C0rrugaiing Metal Plates
A. W. Gray. Middleton.
Piow-A. Sahborn. ST. Johnsbury.
Transplansing Machine. NJ. Gilbert,
East Putney.
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ID. G HARDY, Morrisvillo, Vermont,
Deputy sheriff, Auctioneer and Livery Keeper
Prompt attention to business Is guaranteed. l7yil
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Johnson.
The Baptist Sunday School has made
choice of the following officers for the
year:
Superintendent, l.. II. Wheeler; Asst
Supt., Geo. Dillingham;; Secretary, 9. +.
Stafford; Asst sec'y. w. S. Andrews ;
Treasurer, Hattie Story; Librarian, f,
II. Footc. Meetings are held on Tuesday
and Friday evenings for all, aud a young
folks prayer meeting On Wednesday..eve-
ming,
John Holmes has got his engine in
working order and those who wish TO get
their horses accustomed to the whistle be-
fore the cars arrive in town can bring
them on at the proper hours and be ac-
commodated.
Mercury below zero every day for
tao last ten days
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In johnson, Dec Is. Of congestion ofthe lungs,
Mr.. Tracy Martin, aged ~ years.
In Hyde Park, Dec. is, Mrs. Julia L. Ni,h-
Gu.
In Morristown, Nov 5, Of inflammation Of the
bowels, Mrs Betsey Earle, in the 10Th year of
her age,
She was one of nine daughters of Moses
Wells, all of whom lived to womanhood.
The father and nine daughters we're all
favored of God with the gift of singing,
and we're all frequently seen in the choir
together. the honored father being the eff
ficicnt leader. Those nine daughters, as
we'll as the parents, were all pious, and
have lett the evidence that to them, death
was gain. 1t is pleasant to think that the
father of this family choir has now re-
ceived the last member to unite in the
song of rodeeming love before the throne.
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Stare.
The Graded School has 10 pupils.
Thermometer $50 below zero on
Cnrstmas morning.
Two Christmas trees on Tuesday,
and one on Wednesday evening, and the
last was not least.
&c. A. Stockwell has been giving in
structions in penmanship in the school.
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In johnson. Dec. 20. by Rev. DR.. DOugher,y,
Mr.. Joseph yahin and Miss Minnie Rose, both
Of johnson.
In Hyde Park, Dec. eth. by J. NJ. Randall,
Esq., Mr. Hiram A. Hastings Of Elmore and
Miss Mary A. Peck of wolooit.
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WUIe2YSI/c.
The people just now are rejoicing
over superintendent crop of snow ;
enough and to spare is the motto Of the
day.
Tho County Union was emily thinly
attended, and those who met adjourned
until the 18th Of Feb. next.
"A donation was recently held at the
residence of G. w. Huburd, where $50
or more was realized.
Christmas was ushered in with the
thermometer down to 500 or more below
zero,
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A CABD,-We hereby give thanks to
all concerned in the donations made to US
Dec Is, aud at other times, since our
coming to Hyde Park the sum of which
is $50. Rev. Il MRs. G. WEDGEwoRTH.
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W0lcOH.
AT the annual meeting of Mineral
Lodge, No. 50, f. and A. NJ, hold al
Masonic Hall, Wolcott, December 10,
1872, the following officers we're chosen
for the year ensuing.
r. f. Parker,-W. M.
A. II. Danforth, W.
A. r. Pike. w.
Ii. B. Bundy,-Sec'y.
j. G. Taylor,-Treas
G. e. Clifford, IS. ID.
II. II. Young,-J. D.
d. = -
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Il ferybody. by purchasing enc OF eur packages
Of Stationery, yon will draw q cash prize varying
from 10 cents to $1,000. Address inciosing 81 co,
ID. MILES. Nyack, N. Y. II. .. Dox i6a.
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A GENTS WANTED. We gauran tee employ.
IA ment for all, either pex, at Is aday or 42000
more year New works by Mrs. II. D. STUWE
and others. Superb Premiums Gives array. Money
nsdo rapidly and eoaily st work for VI. Write and
see. Particulars free. worthingtpn, puttiD; 4 %.
Hartford, q. e Asl u tem6
, 1873-02-01

FRIDAY EVENING, Jhn. g..
ALoolfoI-WaB in moderate rcqucet At sl.'oSi'oa
for 81 por cont proof. .- ...-.....
BROOM OQnN-There Was no change, nnnuthot,tr,
sss az syDF tse. n ss aas
hutlt g@6Ho por ID: No. salk nsala. oSseSHo SH;1a;
do rod tip, S9io: do palo and red, 3@2Bc.
and tho arFat vi r Ill isas ason Will upward
tendency In good to ohoco dairy tho supply a Wacn na
falls short q tho current domand: For feanY nne
offerings 27G28o WAS bolng rca1izo1 N LeMt val
quote: Good to ohoeo roll i79?lo; s.Fsssy shese *
forior 10 common, aa1to-
nAaa1Na- .hs maskot for grain bags thoso = Toro m
rrove tic stocks temporarily short lowing 10
she aotenion Of freight at tho Eas holders nss ss
ceedngly Ar1n IN thf viovs. and THO recent sdvance
Is fully aMtanod. Durlaps and gunnies rcmhtn auiet
1eVsteva, 1aN as ose; can, sso Gmoskssg s5s oter
nies sInalo iaaiao; Do, doubo, 40; wool saess 60
olSGsih onGhNg-were In moderate demand. Choice lola
sro nrm;owinR to limited offerings. Common and Kne-
a. | s5tS@a75; fatr to prime. sa.oo@a4o: common to
e'ig SufIbiSa -nem.in dull and Without
vialblo CHANGE Wceonttnuo t9 quote: g @
AGO nosondalo cemens s2959sto u1ss oemen nssar ~
rs 9S sarb1o dnst ss2sSs.o5: Ims, q bull. 800
] limo {brls) 6I.25@1s0 per brl; waite sana, Pc,
br, $279@s.00; pisssesing hstr, Pr ~, ao1svs r;s
fee1pman sS e5n5 Ref eoSsry
Woodstoek pressed range At ~: 90 g: Lont
hydraulic pressed IS deli n1,lwankee tss 90, dsl
Raoine de H. nlsaaio sas de,; aFe f say e
box Of so feet for domestic window e1ass from whic)
reduction OF 10 aud por cont ismade br doalefs.
, 1873-02-01
REAL ESTATE.

.rh ,,11,vi,, ,.tr,,,,,o,to ,x,ro fl.a for roccra
4ae .o4owins !nssial10"'7 "oto '''oo io' ieeot"
On Friday Jan. 81:
o,rv rn,prnrv
Lot q, Of Block IN BLOCK q, Of nockwolr. Addition,
dated Jan, 30; consideration, &, go.
Lotto, IN Fleotwooda Subdivision Of Lot 15o in But
ternalds Addition with buildings, dated jan s. con-
.ta.xo.,,, O. 90
'faesaaon. = .soo. =, m :,
Lot29 IN Seaverns Block 16 Of u sec. III, ", IT.
dated AuR. 6, 1871: confederation. $50.
Emerald et Of Thirty-trst It, 1, Is It to alley,
ast4a m o1 1a7n. co,e,dorst;on sson
Tr.cntv.anynntt, ~ " RI mi nrsr ,uiaan st a r.
81 li}sd m 1oa m ~ 'constieraffor sim - '
tn ncIcsJs.a sgi = ~ ~ n mn. of n,
t., I'LL n ItGttaraaii a1,,t;,. ~ dsts,i ~, I'm 81. ~ con
soration " nofk w. u sa a''o os'a 'a' eoN-
~ ;t ,r,,a,a,a nrhfrtv a,, " f.
nent"4t.a NJ, ~ an sa4n. ' =,
= u 70 aes Wath w ouio'8a' "a1co np' ''' 'oA' VII
Wsss T1fih Sfifvs ~ hat Asbtana nv md Latin st. T.
tmuAtn ttt ~ ~ satoi I'm m. cnntl1ora
, 1873-02-01

nn whore l,t in tho wl,oat-growtng banner Bhsc Of
tho -Ca,3forn,a-yan n1ch grain oroln ho faisM
nnst al 40 lltso nxpennc per mere: .. u..,.
The EXPORT broaasnn a1a s,reny
ciaaret In january than ovor before y single month.
and Ii probable that fty hhps VIII 10 cleared LOT to
Ia Tho aggregate 100000 centa1, al,l swen4 t,so
grand totn Of wheat ernea Tor eoScM oon WY o
current hnrYent year to upward OF 1oao.oo canlal6
Of Tho slus OF $10, 900.
1ATEST.
IN tho afternoon wheat was fairly aottTe, H. and ND
M9y6o lowar No spring eold =, at g Sll2o,x y s:
1 MarSh, bosh closing K tue lns!da. oorn wsa II
moderate domaul, and ateady at ao9Ggloo24o
soller February, aud el9S@3111o aollor Meroh'
Othor grainB and provisions wero inactf7o.
, 1873-02-01
$40 30, o9 H. ,,pto, Aus. ac 1879, consideration,

$4,000. -
10; conslcrntiop, $3et6
ianugn Mt, between 1,o Island av and f}eutre M,
r. % It To alloy, dated jan. 10 conRdcratton $1 125
1oeks ~ y, q q, ~, rart q nluck a'll Lots
cana in 4 Of SEQ ~, ID, 1nod Oct l. t072 co,l-
sItcratlon f1ao,a2a. Hamuol ]. Wakor TO Joseph l..
Young,
porry IT., hctween Fn1lerton and gyhourn ava, 0 T,
boxl25 adjointnE tho above. dated 5nly IT, 1874;
connldoratton, S, goo.
..1rivate lmrk, 23s,{ IT u fangcy IT. a,,0 Oil
Gorner Of 'rhtry.eiSht rt, T. 2a9i1oik It, tlatel
JIM. 80: consideration, 81 ,0oo.
WcHtcrn nv, t13 II Of ThonraAn 81. Of 25x12G It,
dated Jall. 81; constdcrrtion $50.
BorrIt Or G1rr L1at1TH. .....
rrarlo ny, 100 II of Tortioh at, I, 10x1G1A g It.
tlatef inn, I; r.;nsiaers!iot. S1 900.
North Et It Of lota II and u, and y Of Lot ID, nd
jetnanH tho nboyo, ihtea 5an. ca'.nlesas!on S 500
Lot il In Block nf " INV x scc. II, u.s. II, dated
Oct, i, iH72; consideration 81, 200.
Lot Z ii Block III uo!ntzs Gnb'lts!slon N " ol
Hcu l. 49, H. dated AuE. 9, 1871; consideration, 800
dated Oct. i, 1870; consideration, $1,525
, 1873-02-01

n1pEs-uonlinuc fairly active, and under light r.
ssps ssan rsn - nsaysly7 ?uo1ss orsan ,sI
ol, ct,rod, hoayy, tio, 10 Light Tao; pas! cured.
oh@10o; green frozen, pt9pho; green calf, l7@
t1No:. groon city veal kp, rr;mn, ~; Wy sait.
ant, iii ie@aoo; ,losconr, M % cos5to; damaged, 7l@6o
oil ohor damaged htork, two-thrds psice; hsanaea,
10 rer cent off,
IIONEY-was quiet snl atoady. Tho ofrerings
wore for e neason Strictly pEime whe 5seo eomp n u
quoto uloico ,7llto comb at 25GS0o; medium
Eraaoa at 1s52ao; inferior aud strninca hono5 as
Iors-Tho inquiry ID light ind confined to smsll
orders from, city rowofs 10 hupply hetr daily wann
We continue 10 quote: Western 1t 42@52o fair 10 good
52s; Englia1,, 4ota5oo 1,s'gian, 450boo..
IRON AND STEEL-Woro In improved demanl
, 1873-02-01

This San Trancisco Commercial Herald says:
The impression contnuos to prevail that wo havo
entered nlon year Of considerable groaperity Tho
tria inscrpatp u tho raelAo s,opo, md parties wpi
posted figuring out vary far irrespective reaults
rcdIcatsd upon tho axhibit Of last yeara business
,uerca intores1a OF th!a coas x which appeared on
tho l7sh Inst. Experts caisa that, viii . pro-
We viii narke. for salo aud export money value of
$4,000 oo Of wheat. WOOL wlue, cotton, cto sn
nboss tho cousuapt1ye wants Of oMs peopls This be
witch will swell the exports to $i0o 900 900. Wnarc,
thou, upou tho face Of tho globe LB found tho PED
, 1873-02-01

HOGe-Thoro was fair activity In tho hog
trade. and during tho opening hours the i'd
vanced prices established yesterday we're to1er-
nbly veil sustained. Shippers and local paokers
wore actively ut work, and nnles wero quick at
sa.00@4.2 .25 or at .s3. .9o@4.10 for packera' hogs,
and At s4.06@4.25 for shipping grades. Later in
tho day--tlle rocaipta proving larger than had
aeen anticipated-a quieter, easier feeling. Whs
developed, aud boforo tho close priceu had set
tlod down fully 30 Per 100 lbs, closing wonk At
e3.85@4.20 for common to strictly choice. A
good many remained in tho pens unsold, and the
market had rather downward look.
, 1873-02-01

Ss$ets as q d1 ns snss0 Cd i,son, Il ""
nes'a nas l. qSS09 @ssa unssxaer ssssa To-
sss asts s.t .ps sss az e'
nne oo!ong, o's45o good eoes7oo eno'' 10 o1'r''
TJnHcoo-Thet tobncco trn,lo was moderately active,
"1o hssses s aI1 eho'e CSC
ssnsa sss bright see1ao;
b'3Sd WooDWs Ssn,S 4e@siSs e6is ueoc $4,000 .po soo
biokory $500 sla5s, $500, delivered.
Woof-Tlie movement Ia ati't confined TO small q.
say tsad asS!e assSn"sans. Va ropeat forer quota:
Tas, washed, extra medium. .eo@sso
Tub, waelleH. far to 'e2t9toc
pSe'1 p!eees, ~ssss, ass H.
fieeso, fieese' wasisd, w *. an9y:
Fsess asha wa,hsa ,.a'@gy Z, aaingy y;. ssSSss
Fleece washed medium dlngy. 45@6oo
Tsess aass.Ssa ssed condition. s&ssss sss
Fssss nwssRsS ansns asA sosf.s %
Tlcoco, nnwashca COARSE, md
gapor pulled asigsSc
%oobEN @ WSRE AND pnooms-rhere ne
interior account continues n.odotatc, md prices
sa sts.y As feovs ,ps gs'
ts;ssSsss sassss 'sss sa1sss''s s
to6o@1o.oo; No. tnbst t.go.ho9p. . $500 it, nos !,
nest E.7o; half-bnshel measures, s3.7s@sao; peel
measures, s3.oo3a.7s c!trna, Nc. 22<ineh, $!loo
ie-ineh, so.oo eharne, No. i, letnoh, $500; bead
q clothes pins $i2s zinc sSshboar' sol,a back
Kannakins three in nest, t2bo@s6o butter tnh. oat
tbreo IN nest, S1e3; butter tubs, oak, two in nos
N.25 broom handles, pcr 1000, $lsso9lo.oo; as
kits, 800 No. hurl btoors, $189{93.09; No. Aul
do, 471s9260; common brooms, f2oo@2.1b.
hAILROAL TRE1GuT8-Thn pressure for rallWa
accommodation continues largely IN Of tho suI
ply Of freight room, and ratea are ruling very firm
| Rtycu below:
, 1873-02-01

hiETXis AND TiNNERs' sTo0K-Woro quiet aud
unchanged, We continue to Quoto:
TN FnATE-1o, 1ox14, sl4.0o; 90, l2x12, sA.oo;
pia TIh-Largo, doo; small, 4lo; bar, 40.
yuEEr Z1Ho-F'ull casks, 1oiSo; half casks, llo;
lcBs quantity, 1l15o; slab, &c.
corrEn-Copper bottoms, 4eo; brazier', ovor12 hi
VIM to :, 80 s. md ., 1905 10 to H. 11o u,
11Ho; IL and Il, 12Ao; is and 10, 10; II, ise;
49, 100 49, 100 2o 29c full bundle, ID per cent dis
count fence wire, Sc.
NAlLB-The demand conttauea Light, but nails oro
frucr, owing to the rnnoss In iron and tho modorato
3D. do, $500; Ia, do, s8.25; Sd, do 500; Sd
do. 1nc. Ss25 III do S. cinch $7.75.
, 1873-02-01
CONNIE ERCtAL.

En1pAr EVENING, Jan. u.
Tho following wero tito receipts and shipments
Of produce at this point during lilo past twonty-
four hos,re, ana far tho corresponding dato QUO
your agos
, 1873-02-01

Middlings.. ...... 1@oo e5leW
about ~ below tho lowest range Of yesterday,
tho general average being ]5@No 1owor. Liver
pool was agafn quoted lover. showing TINT tho
dcalcra there do nos tako much stoek IN tho prof.
but quiot. The advicos from those points had,
howeyer, vcry littlo to do NTH onr market, which
was almost entire1y . local deal Of aottling op-
ons and changing oT's from antoG Hasqafg r q1G
il, for to-morrow'a deliveries, mailing Q fair
volume Of cash transfcrs soller February
oponod at e1.252s; deelined to ei26sa: orn g.
Ssnfsa sss March sa s'Ss sed .t 'pa s1aS@1 S eoshs
! ut s1.2895. bolior tho month, o. oash No.
spring, were tho sunc an sollor February, except
| that car-lots in houses where wantod, brought q
SShs Rsemu sp1us 80 DO at ssE s ees eeeed
spring cloned at 9s111@99oo. Cash sales we're
! reported Of 1900 ba No. spring 1t &18l 500
Ne Ne q sR5ng o M St q Sa By o. 90 e =
1920 bn No. 3 spring at si.1a; 24oo by reject
ss &C.. sRo9 Fota IL p bps ua 90
lover, being weak oariy, in tho abnonco Of Or
doris, and atrong later under good local de-
mand-chief1y from tho short interest. Corn
was quoted Strong. II New York. and our re-
ooipta were again light. 80 that offerings were
not large, and most Of the deliveries OF to-mor-
row uoomed to havo boon already placed by the
longs. The summer options woTe comparative
" neglected to-day, Seller February, Or cash
closed 1T 5000 Seller March sold at s1A@
9115o, eollor April At 3254@52a6o, selle1 May at
3G96@2G11o, md seller june ut a79s@s71, all
eosng lm a edn 1SS aoal can az aaea 6a
bu No. . at soeEe; &c., 800 bu do 1t so!So; 1850
Do At a6c; 400 bu do at s4o-an on track. To-
oats wero quiet, but firm ut the quotations. OF
Yesterday. with almost nothing doing, except by
, 1873-02-01

BEEps-rimotlly waa in fair demand, and quite
Arm 1t $3.4Q37o for cash, md s. rs seler March.
Glover was IL luolerato request. 6nes Mero ads at
45oo@6Ao for good to prime aud S3.a5 for ,uanl-
prime. Other descriptions quilt aud unchanged.
salss M II 1sl!lS " - hsYa choice Timothy r. as bags
bsas at $500; 15 hagn at sl.4s; 81 bags 1t $40 25
bsga prime clover at $64o; is bags good a ts3o ~
hsga anamt1otn at ~ haga Asx at 81 81 baga
primo Hungarian at u. 1.10.
TEAH-CusinoJo was reported fair aud tho market
exhibited firm tono. Nc change waa nsao m 1uoto-
, 1873-02-01
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

cATTIE-Tho cattle trade was ngain active
to-day, and, If wo oxoept common butchers
s.uif, al grados were firm at tho Improvement
noted yesterday. The receipts worc liberal, bu
Eastern markets were reported fayorably mt
all descriptions that would answer for shipmen
East wore worked off At very full prlcos. Th'
demand for COWS aud loshy Btoers, such rs nrt
usually sought aftor by local butchers Was small
while tho supply waa lalge, and ns reanlt price
we're wosk and in buyers faror. stoekeTs mo
with moro inquiry thnn on either Of the proceed
Ing days OF tho week, md, aa th
offerings proved no more than suill
ciont to eupply tho wantH OF th
foeac1B In attendance, foz1ner rates wore eaeil
sustained, salos making ut 53.25@375 for com
mon to good lots, and at s4.00@4.1215 fo
prime. The extrome rango OF pricos WIS S2h
t0G.25, with most Of tho salcH within the rang
Of S3.60@5.50. Tho market closed steady, wit
considerable common atook loft over upBoid.
QUOTATIONS.
! E1tra-Graded steers asorpgtng 1,ioo ns
ohace sdc ut, wei forne ycar
to & year old ateara, and averaging l,aoo
oae 70 ns noiyformci '''''''
stoors, eTeraging 1,2oo to iso0 lis: b25@5t
sinR l,ioo to i,a5o lbs.. &.so@ss
| Butchert' gtock-common to medium
| ntpers, aud good TO extra cows. fos city
anughter averaging 500 to 100 ibs..... 3.60@&.
| Stock Cattjo-Com1non cattle, In decent
1eat averaging 100 to 1850 ibs. ......... 3.o814
atass h9iissnd W sca1iawag steers 175@2
| CastIe-Ta1ns Northern aummcred. .....-.. 1t0@3.
Gattle-Qoru-fe1 Texas ................-.. 37oG4.
, 1873-02-01

sIlEEp--Woro weak, Tho 1iGoral arrivals Of
tho past two or three days caused buyers to hold
OH for lowor pricea, and galea woro slo" from
tho opening to tho close. Early sales woro at
loo lbs was, soon established, and tho market
closed heavy at e9.60@4.00 for common; at
Cl.25@4.6 for medium, and at $4.75@6.7e Tor
uood e choIee,
, 1873-02-01

From tho cenHus report It appears that there VII.
used by tho iron manufacturers OF tho United Stated
in lE7O tn mako iron
The sun., 1873-01-31
HA1TIE ADAMs,s AUCTION
The Lust Of the Girl who was Drowuea
near the Fulton Ferry.

Yesterday morning the effects OF Hattie
Adams were disposed OF by public auction, At
her late residence, 30 West Twelfth street. The
house was nlled with bidder, chiefly men,
aud the competition was very lively, nearly all
the furniture being purchased by dealers IN
secondhand articles. Almost everything in the
house was old and worn and the total amount
realized D. the ale, about Si,1tO was supposed
10y Mr., Seaman, the auct lueor, To be the fun
value Of the effects
The ensravings, which were of the puorest
kind, went very cheap. Those adorning tho
walls of the reception rooms below stair were
for the most part sporting scenes, while those
In the bedrooms treated almost entirely ~ se-
Tious or scriptural subjects. THE Believers
Dream brought S2.75, Juliet" $50 May
Queen OF Scots " a., Life IN the Old Dog YET
g., Wounded Hound $40.
handsome rosewood piano sold for tl2b.
An etegerc, with mirror above and bed beneath,
for $50. rather riCkety rosewood paror suit
for S2S, Ten bedsteads ranged from Sl3 - 81
each, and the same number pf bureaus from 81
To $S. The carpets, many Of which were thread
bare, sold at from 10 ccnts To $l.l0 per yard.
These last were not improved by the cup!ous
delugeS OF tobacco juice to which they we're
subjected during the sale. While the auction
was in progress a number Of Miss Adams as
sociates sat In a room below stairs weepiu:,
force, and again and again the sale wa inter,
rupted by the complaints Il persons wl,o hdd
lost their pOcketboOks. The sale lasted ab,h
four hours.
The sun., 1873-01-31
HOUsEHoLOI uPROsR.
THblr-Tippiug and skiile,-FiyinE wiih 10
PrrIcnce OF spiritual Agency.

THblr-Tippiug Rnd SktilrI-FlYing Win 10
Prricnce OF spiritual Agency.
Some time last May benjamin f. cara
leased the dwelling les Elliott place, Bro Abh'
II was larger than he required for his wii' ana
two small children, 40 he rented a part OF II 10
Mrs. Udell and her three daughters,who had INC
privilege of the kitchen aud the parlor. NesleI-
day Mr.. Card appeared in the Brooklyn Court "
Sessions on charge of attacking the four meme
bers Of the Udell family. Maria UdeIl's com
plant WAS first heard. Tho Udell family tes"'
ned that on the 26th of October there was
scrimmagc In the Card Udrll mansion, aud Na
Mr.. Card had given Maria two black eyes hiaol haI
knocked her down, and had attack the ",n,'
members Of the family, iniurlng them s'Ntl'S,
Mr.. Card testified that on that mornl'G Nv
went to the kitchen and told Maria ln' aeay
must stop enticing MIS-, Cud's seNhDi 49,
from her duties, ard accused her 81 tnu'd' -
Ing to influence her To quit the house, oh' IA
phed, testify, that she would do so n she Y,
and after a lew words she put the enu u Ns ,
broom in his face. lie retreHtcd arnuIu "
end OF the table, and she went the other WN "
conee pot was handy, aud she Cnlpted IT, Cs,nd
tents In his face, spelling his shlf' lIui' ,,sle
Guns. He seized theCOnee pot, and tll"Ss,st
followed. Her screams brought down luoi nrpt
ithe Udell family, who attacked him 1Hiet
OF his retreat. One Of the girls seized ,"nM
Another grabbed the frying pan and shleu Ia
Mr., Cards head. He pushed through lhe,' ,.T,in
ran up the stairs followed by the four "!,..,le,
fuli pursuit In the parlor they hal a '"''
and the family Bible was dung at his he"u o,eet
Mr.. Card called on two men without I" yIce.
his wife and children while hc went iuf 1 man
man. They ntsred, and one OF tGeH' nItIA
as an expert he should judge that her ol"'A"'
was fully two days old.
The case Is In the hands Of the jury