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1Tbe Confessions of an Invalid,

PrR1IsHEp As A WARNING and for the bsneh'
- fVor~c NFN AND OTHERS who suffer from
NERVOT-S COMPLAINTS DEBILITl. LOSS
OF MANHOOD. etc. supplying the nienuiS o
,r;er nndereoing considerable quacker, apc
sent free on receiving a postpaid directed
envelope. -..,o-
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
Box l53, Brooklyn, Kings Co., NY.
marIS6p
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COUN SUR r We YOR,
rs now prepared to atte Id to his official du
! ties aad wishes all persons addressing him
to furnish Township aud Section where sur
vey IS to b made. Fees s. % per day
address Hendrysburgn, Belmont County, ..
aDs Ip73tf
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Call at Lewis' and examine his new and
besutiful styles of Wall Paper. mar D5t
Picture Cards, Tassells and Nails at
,sroo7t LEWIS.
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Belmont County is entitled to eight
delegatesin the Republican Convention
which meets in Columbus on the 21st
of May. r".-.
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Next Sunday is Easter.
School re-opened on Monday.

VIM. Hatcher who has voted in this
township for sixty-three years was at
the polls on Monday.
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Judge Chambers presides at tn
Common Pleas Court ut Woodstield,
which convened on Tuesday.
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window Shades and Fixtures In greatvarie
ty, for sale by T. n. Lewis, Druggistar and BOOK
.o,,a- mar2o3t
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TN Lewis will furnish saoDath Sch"ols
with Library or Music Books at eastern prices
mar2o4t
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.naauEi[Y al fIle EiresiIe
Unabatcd success OF
C2l-IIRS OF COMFORT.

JuuOatCd SUCCESS OF -.
CRUMBS OF COMFORT.
ELEGAET! GsIRGEeU>! BRILLIANT!
Crumbs Of Comfort the gre test success
OF the age. C,,sIs,E- Of C1n,EsF., iEs. pride
OF the Kitchen ana aaTior. Thousands 81 ladies'
ar est rs wort and III ieSif2ttnCly pronounce
it the Queen Of LlfS'ers. Tue Press universally
praise H. and proclaim il lHoH''Jh's FUeTY ti'-y
friend. EronoIn cal Lasting, Us'appreec r.
able, PRICE 10 CE= ='2>-. Ladies v IL find
Crumbs nTCCmfort f.,r sale by aIifi:st-class
erocerS. hardware dealers. country store
keepers &c. throughout iha United States and
Canadas. II. i. BARTLETT t co. Manrfact-
urers BartIett's Backing, rea;! Blue, &c. SC.
ll5 IL, IL 40. Trout 81. PiiiladelphiE; Ii3
ChaDlbe5s st, New T"-i-: = Iirrud ST.. Boston.
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tTsSYCGOMANCT. or SOUf. CH HAlMISfi'
I How either sex may fascinate anj gain
the love ( affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental requirement
al can possess !ree, bE mail fof 25c., t"getheC
Dreams Hints To ladies, WeaaiE-- : '-Ht
Shirt sc a queer bcoIl, Address T. VII a II
< Co. Pubs Pniia.
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Call md examine tina new Family Singer al
'',u n,arTsIt CHARLES T. STI NER. Agent.
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TN. Lewis has aver 50 styles Wall Paper at
his Drug 4'Book Store. nerA3t
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Stop and see the beautiful new saooatI
School Books and Cards, at Lewis drug ano
pool, stora mar202t
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Misftllanegns.

IS uEcqGSIed ~ any known remedy, IL VIII
cradles lie, eXtirpate and thorough destroy
all poisonous substances in the Blood and viii
efecIually dispel all predisposition.--to bilious
arrangement,
Is there lcaTt of action in soltr Lrsr d Spleen
UuleSS relieved at once, the blood becomes i'm
pure by deliterious secretlons, producing scro-
fuoUs or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Pus-
lules. Canker, f'mples, &C., &c.
Rdcc you Dyspe7tic Non,Gcaf = Unless diges-
tion is promptly aided the system is debtlita-
ted with loss OF vital force, poverty OF the
Stood, Dropsicsl Tendency, General Weakness
or Lasitude,
Hare yo,t loedLness Of the Iltcsti'esf You are
IN danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the dread
oi Inflammation OF the Bowels.
ITnre you tcsdkness of the Uterine or Urinary
Organs You must procure instant relief or
) ou are liab,e e to suffering worse than death.
Are you deicrted, drowsy, dull, sluggish or de-
pressed in spirits, with head ache, coated tom
que and bad tasting mouthe
For a certain emedy for all OF these diseases.
weakness and trou bles for cleansing and puri
fying the vitiated blood and fTnparting vigor
10 all he vital forces; or building up and re-
storing the weakened constitution USE
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SHER1FF'S SALE.
Attachment Notice,

Allen c. Miller, Defendant.
ID EFORE !. .Nelswanger. Justice of the Peace
Ohio. ON the Isl II day of March 1873, said Jus
tice issued an order Ct attachment in the
above action for the sum of Sll 81. and prob
able costs. PETER TALLMAN.
apT33w
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Notice.

HAN1NG scid CIT my property In this Coun-
Il ty. and intending 10 go West would no
:ify ell concerned that AM prepared TO ray
al! just and il eai demands that my creditor Q
may hold a:aII ST me. Il presented between
u"w an.l the first day of May next; trust irK
mat tiinse who owe ire III there he any su H.
will cal! ard make payment. On Or be fore said
date JOHN r. WARD.
EendrysbuIgii, :4th March. 1874. aarl7sv
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DON'T fall TO call an look at those beauii-
ful Paper haugings at VESTS. maTZ4it
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FOR sALE-A New Two Horse Waggol
,or sale at CARROLL & GIFFIN's.
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JURUBEBA

which is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities of London and Paris 1.-The most
powerful tonic and Alternative known to the
medical world" This is no new and untried
discovery but has been long used by the lead
ing physicians of other countries with wonder
fui remedical results.
Don't lreGken and impair the digestive organs
by cathartics and physics, they give ,n1y tenn
porary relief Indigestion. hatulencs and avs
pepsia with piles and kindrad diseases are sure
TO follow their use,
Keep the blood pure and health Is assured.
JOHN O. KELLOGG, Platt St., New York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circuls
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4 kTGH PREETSfis PREEEE:sr5tis to 53S e1eiyiISs gHs,s
man W 90 VIII ac, rs our agent. Business light
ard honora bic. Sc, tr made in days. .Hale3ble
as Iiour. Every body buys II. Cans 10 without
1t Must have il, No GIFT Enterprise. no Hun:-
bug. KENNEDY = Co, fittsburg, "a
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TESTIMONIAL ! NJ ! ( !.

EAST RICHLAND. O.,
April 4, 1873.
T. c. Fawcett-Dear Sir:
I have given the
ARLINGTON COOKING STOVE Il iir trial
and can safely recommend II to the public, and
in short. l think the ARLINGTON has no
equal for baking or for any other purpose.
ROBEEiA STEPHENS.
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sganisI EaKe Chance

wswiI p.;y all agents $40 per week il. eGsI. who
will engage with us At oECE- Everything
furnished snd expenses paid. Address.
A. COULTER & co. Charlotte. Mich.
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New stock OF valises and Railroad Bags, a
mar27tf BAILEY & BUMGARNER'S.
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EAST RICHLAND, April :, 1873.
This is to certify that purchased of Mr 7 G
Fawcett. one OF the No 9 ARLINGTON COOK
STOVES about two Years ago, and alter Il
thorough and complete trial, we do not hest
tate to recommend it as one of the best Cook
Stoves in U-e. In all the time we have used 1t.
We have never found one fault with it. II
does all its work TO entire satifactiOD.
Gon = Truly.
K CARLAN
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Ofic' nj Vote for Delegate to the
Institutional Convention.

Total, 25S7 1552 2l43 los
Majority for Cowen 2035. SIS
, 1873-02-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING" Feb. s.
ALC0uoI-W4a In moderate demand, and 3{c lower.
owing to tia deuline IN htgawaas o. per cent proof
II naotah!e IT *l.7s91.B2.
IRooM CoRN-The market IL dull and unchanged.
Sales are restricted to ANAL lots for immediate con-
Rusnrtlon, Tha suprly Ia very large. We Qnote: No.
hWt3 B{at4e per III No. atalk braid, t95Hc; No.
do, 493hc; No. q do, S{95sto; tna!de green, 31<o;
do red Nr, 3a4c; do pslo and red 2@24o.
DUTTEIs-The tou,and for the better grades Of
butter again exceeded The suphy ana To Advanced
Low grades ass also In light stock and while not In
lds2e higher than d week ago. Following arc the
prIcea currents Common 10 choice roll, T@93c;
strictly choice dsiry packcd, 2ta28c; medium to good,
I8@24o; Inferior to common. at9loc.
DA0GIN3-There was fair activity In all dcacrlr
tons OF goods III ths limo. aayo wnol hacEB which
man duh. ps4ees were 1run al folowas Stark, ate;
Ludlow 35Hc; Iowistowu a50; American, $50; Ainoa-
Ieaa 33o: Gcr creek, "a 10: lurlAp bRgs aud nu.
2o9s2Ne; gMAutea, stuglo, lesloe; Do double, 400;
VEANB-WoSo In moderate local demand. The Dul-
plY OF choice beans IL rathur light We quotas Nayiea
ii $24oGs9.75 fair to prime, $.ooRaio; common 10
''fuIi HuIMhfSa mHTEn1ALa-1he demand continued
light Prices arc s.aatly, fo1lowa Hturco $1b0e275
NV York stucco, caa.fng, 500; 4nperhneda. $400a
4d0; Koseudalo co1nens Utica celnent, S1Q0
por brl I.osyile conont. s1D; Akron cement 3Uo;
marble dl,a $a23ta3bD: i!tne fl bn'h, $i.o0 Inns
{bsls} sl?a9sl "a yer r; white asnl per hr1, $313
@3G1 rlaslerlng hair, per b1l, &o85oo fro brick
ner loo6, SO 009 001; hnstling hr!ck {eonu,onl,
$l0sQlb,o0 country brick s106 90; Woodstock
uresstd range at $250ot940.0o NJ. Louis hydraulic
nraased. saaQp. uel.: Mluaaksa. z3a.Qo. del: IL
, 1873-02-06

REAL ESTATE,

The following instruments wcro filed for record
on Wednesday, Feb. s.:
CITY PROPERTY.
West Polk ht hetween Miller aud Morgan sts, Lot 49,
dated Oct. II, 1879; cers'doratton, 800.
Hawthorn ~, bet Sarth nranch Water Ct aud Short
st,awf 25 It to allcy. dated Feb. q; consideration.
&160o
The premises No. ll67 Prairie Az, dated jon. II
confederation, s6,6oo
N25nft Of Lot /, in sberman'a Lots to O. Of Block
l. IN olsrkes Addition. etc dated Feb. constdcra-
tlon, $500.
Indiana av Of and Thiroth Al, 70 # 10 alley,
dated Feb "a, 1873 consideration, $4,000.
Laurel st. Of and near "D" 1t, " +, Lot ls, dated
Jan. "a; consideration, $780,
.Icaregor st bet Budlau st and Stewart av $ +, Is
feet io nlley, dnte' jan. - consIsrat.on. si4oo
to alley, dated Dec. 81, ls7a; consideration, $95o.'
.,s n,s'' nrs T. COY o. sasn y to aoy
Ass pisiea me9sos sn rrses ST..
Of Lot a. dniea Oct, 49, 1872 conrideratton, ST. 100.
ton, with bnaing, dated Dec. 4 1871 confederation
Lot ot Block 40, Soc 10, a IA, dated Feb
xh bulS'aa datad nsc. IT, 1s7s; sonsldeIs;ion'
ThiFty.htth at, se, cor Of Bloom ST. n I, soz1o3 H.
dated Feb |; consideration, tl,4oo.
Ihs rremses M az No. 2o' Park AZ, dated Fob 8; con-
Lot . inn of Block ~, Y u Sec 81. %. II, with
0IHul1hss HaI90 Eept g.; C61H1Hefat10n, Sl,d ,djb.
ii, consideration. saooo. ',~'
Haang6 st. bet Oakland and Latin st, I, l55 B.1o
It to nry. dated Nov 25, 1879 consideration, $40 u
n Of Lot ~ in Elork a. Of h 0 Il SEQ 20, 80, H.
dated March II, 1B7a; consideration, spDo.
Rohey ut, cor Moore st, 10 acres dated July II,
BIZ; consideration, sG0, 900.
Milwaukee ~, bct Division auh Oieaser sts, " i,
2sxl445 It, dated Feb. consideration, S4,2oN,
Newbcrry ST, Of Taylor Be T. rs II 10 alloy, dated
Lot 49, in Of Block 10, Sec 10, 3d. H. dated Feb.
=; consideration, q non.
Lot 2s. IN anne dated ren. 3; consideration $500.
,, consideration, $s0o
Lincoln st. 1Ao II 1ee ay, ef, 721eo fl, dated Feb
consideration, 81, 100.
Lot %, In Block of Taycr'a Block I, of xnwh
'eG. 9, o. II, dated Jan, ~ consideration, t60o.
Lot 81 In same, datctl Jhli 10 consideration, $500.
IT q n ss'nr, assi Ian. lo connidrratlon, $500
Lot IS, in sasne, dated JAM 10 consideration, 5000
Lot 65 s same, dated Jsn 10; consideration, s6Uo.
Twensy-toNF a5xl3l y ri Lot g. In Block D 6hef-
aed'a Addition dated Feb. 8 consideration, $4,000.
Bub-1ot Of Lots a1l and a0i III Hrnnson's Atldl-
lon dated Feb. l.; consideration sl,6oo.
Hebetca vt bet 1aliu and 10onis kF, p It to al
", dated Feb !; consideration, $,0Dp.
MONTH or CITY LIMITS.
2sx?oo II Of Lot tn Mobiles Lpt = in prkertlIke u
teele's ofnwA scc 2s, 10, II, dated May /, 1871;
ons'aerasion sl,7so.
Lots 80 to 30, ~ hock II, Of phhteh V Of 4 Of
o. ~ S8. i3 lated Jan. - cnnsiaeratim,, ayl.
Mi confederation, $1,000.
Lot 49, sn DWncan's Htock I, ot Taylor I: Kse!ghs Q
OF n r Il Sec. 4, aa II. dated Jan. ii; consllers-
boulevard, 1oox It of rorsy~nrs. ST, +, 60 It to
y, dated Feb. 8; consideration. $3.50.
, 1873-02-06

H09s-There 'was d brisk demsnd for this
class Of stock, both local and Eastern buyers
taking hold sharp, and the market was strong.
Opening rates showed littlo change from tho
closing prices Of yesterday, but rs tho day ad-
vaneed ths competItion Increased, and values
] Vance of i6515o lad besni g. s.tablished. L fen len
early sales nare effected at e3.85@8.90, but at
the close ss95 WIS an inside quotation, and it
was poor bunch Of hoga that would not fetch
s4.00. Tho receipts were liberal, but everything
WAS picked up about as fast AZ unloade1
from the cars, and few Thousand
head additional, had .thoy offored, would have
found buyora at the advance. The market closed
firm at s8.o5@4.05 for common; At S4.10t@4.15
for medium. aud at. 84,20@o4a5 for good to
chotce. 4 car load or two Of extra sold at
aThe packing season olosed IN this city yester-
day with the several houses having packed al
followa: Pinger d Co., g., Ss1; Miaaouri Valley
Psoking Company oo o3 oo9 Hn1 as 4 ,13 Bro' s268o
Tho following transactions arc rcported,
, 1873-02-06

No. Tons. II No. Tons
American Eesspia... l. '' II 'o9-0
Foreign yosael,... 80
{1B7i. i!0, 7tlf3. bel, IelfllQ it2l8, 4ka. k92

FA1{N AHIHALH.
Tile annual etook report OF tic statstician OF
tho Department OF Agriculture Slows that tho
prices Of farm animals are batter sustained than
those Of other farm products. Horaes command
improved prices in nearly all seotiona OF tho
country. Sheep ATE somewhat higher than last
year, tho appreciation boing qalte gonoral
though not equal, IN the several statea.
Tho prices Of cattle have advanced In
soma statos from local cansoB and TO-
eeded IN otlaors. ltich cows in tho South
,yoro approaching In value and declining
in many Of tho Northern Htatea. Swine boar
lowor ratcs goneraliy, though quite AT high ~
local frerouces shows that tho prices OF llorsos
l.aye advanced in New England, NewYorG Penn
ny'yania, and In tho Gulf states. III New Jorspy.
whore prices ru1o higher than in any uslur 1tatso
small decline il apparent, though rates are still
M M1y,aa na0 pssi' sa IN
, 1873-02-06

PouLTHY-Was in moderate denand. Thsre 10
liberal supply, and prices weat although without
quoable cbense Bales Include 22o6 lbs enolse nshess
doz e1trs chickens at $3.50 IS doz At o5 doz at
$3.6o93.75 20 doz at $500; doz geeso ut $500;
doz ducks at $176 -.
poTAToEB-Were In good demand. snd stesdy at
os@7o, for lots truck and so3o0o for small lots
from store. Sales include car st 700; ear do It
&C. It ou
sEEDs-Ttuiothy wss In fair deraud It the reduced
steady 4 for ordinary and t5a595no Tor
mammoth; Hungarian was In demand and firm at
3i07K@ii2X sstlot at s0@s5c, Sales vero reported
ot35 bugs prime timothy at s. 3:s bags Do at
2ao bags do at 3oa bags do i s. bugs do at
t3a5 baKa at s. 80 bags At ss1o 50 bass prime
clover 1t 10 bagh do at $40 19T hsBs at IS IS
10 bags good at $3.50 10 bags common at SOC G5 bags
prmo mammoth, $3.50 10 bags do st $s.a3: 1so bags
Hungarian, sling $50 bags do, $l.1o; ear to ar
rive $t1o; 13o bags ut $l075 22o bags lllef, SIC
sAGT-was In better request and steady It previous
prices, follows: 0uondaga and Baginaw ane, g
ground so1ar s3so dairy without bags $32s; dairy,
with bagA, S4.25a3b0 Ashton dairy per sack, $500
ground alum, s.. .6osa76 Turks 1siand. $500,
SASH, DOORS, AND DL1NDs-Trade remains very
-,,j,k 1pr n11yrs1 tAf4
, 1873-02-06
COMMERCIAL.

WEnxEspAx EVENING, Feb, 8. .
Tho following wero tho receipts and ahiplnonts
produce q. this point during tho past twouty-
, 1873-02-06

sHEEP-Thoro was more activity In trade TO-
day, md ali grades wero hrmer, though, aside
from common lots, there was no perceptihle ad-
vance in prices. Local aud outside buyers
bulk found buyers. 6alos we're reported at 1920
6DG.25 for inferior to extra-chie1v at 8 4.00@
800 for medium to good grades. We note tho
following
, 1873-02-06

Wheat waH dull and easior, averaging HI0O1c
lover, lhe bulk OF tho trallug being eolso ut tho
inH'lu prices reached last evening Tho mar
let was relatively steady, but really weak when
Esrsod by. the fact that liverpool was reported
description. D1t New York wan tl,liet, though
tirnlcr. and shippers there reported Themselves
~ unable 10 operate, tl.ere being no margin Of
profit In the transaction. There was 10 ship
ping demand loro, omipg to tho laok VI railroad
, 1873-02-06

br - D0J00. Tho following In TIM tts Of price. ptr
ho1 Of 10 fccl for domestic window gaaH fran which
, 1873-02-06

METALS AND TlNNERs' BTOOK-Tho demand,
though Light Is gradually Improving. Copper bottoms
are cont ofr. with thla exception thoro was no
chsnge u yalaes. We quote: ~. ,o,.
do, 14x90, $16. 90 do roofing, 10, $13.5o.
f1a T1N.:,Larga, too; small, 4ie; bur, Aec.
loss quantity, 114o slab, %.
snsEr 1n1N-No; q, 10 rates.
47o tinnod copper, 43o.
W1nE-a to s. 50 g. and 0, 1oo 10 to II, 11o: 12,
1iHo; y and u, l251c; 10 and TO- 14o; II. 15o;
Is, 1oo 10, l0o; 20 20o; full BUNDLE 16 Per cent dis
count ]; fencc wire, 60.
NA1Ls-Wero In light request and firm at IS 80
Eates net. We quote: 19d, per kcg, $3.50 ratcs
Sd, do, $5.76; 6d, do 5000; III, do, s8.a3; Sd,
Do, $7.oo; Sd do, nc, 1925; I'd do, $a76; cltneh,
, 1873-02-06

weather. Of tho past fov dnya hns had fayorablo effect
upon thls arknt, tho ttonand having improved very
pcrceph1y. rriccg continue firm for nearly al! goods
III tho list tho only notable exception being pcachcs
which In largo atock+ Wa repeat our quotations
, 1873-02-06

to-day. Tho reported decline Of 1l{@11o ID
ali tho principal .Eastorn markets, and tho con-
tinuod stringenoy In tho cnr mnrkot eeoms to
hayo utterly doetroyod tho confidence OF hold
price that buyers Ind tito magnanimityy
10 oifor., Or Tho uoarly 10000 oattlo on sn$
this week, loas than 8, 900 have boon moved out,
aud no" tho large surplus NOW In tho pens fs to
10 dinpoaod OF without turthor saorifce1, Is 4
problom not easily Rolvod. Aside from lfnaitod
inquiry for stochors, and email demand for
ooNs md fles!y ntoera to moot tho current wants
Of local rotnflers. thero was no demand for CON.
mon and modinm grados OF stock, and although
urged upon tho n1arkct' At 10 Off" ousstdd
buycra would not touch It, and oven lower
prices than now prevail must DO accepted. Wcs4
sa ts 'he'f' e sssouass sss II ''Gg H.ts tsssv ssn p
pora aro faring i''' but 1isa,,' it'll botter. ttp'
Increased shipping facilitiea nlny DO expected to
follow D continuance Of the preaont pleasant
1vcather, but aovoral weeks must vol; olapse
before tho number of available stock cara can
equal tho requirements Of tho trade. and, in tho
meantime, Western shippers will promote thoir
own intoroatp b., limiting thoir elipments. and
Tho range Of prices paid to-dny WAS s2.oo@e0o,
though, Witt two or three exceptions,
$3.50 mas the hghoat figure obtninod. Tho
outside quotation was obtained for 90 ex-
tra stoora averaging 1,982 lbs, Most Of
tho days Balcs (nnd It must; bo borne
good and choice gtock) more ut tho low range Of
4i25@5.25. Only fow To1ans changed hands.
The highest price obtained for Texans for .
number OF daya was realized by Il. Strahorn,
viz: SO for 81 head, averaging t,07o lbs.
The market closed dull and heavy.
QUOTATIONS
Extra-draded ssoera averaging 1,4oo fbs
, 1873-02-06

OILs-Carbon waa steadier to-day, and no further
decline Is looked for. Linaeed is strong, and tend
Ing bgbor, tn sympashy with tho late advance at tho
Eaae. L,rd, eurpcnsino, whale, and other oils
Carbon. 214922c; extrs lard OIL 72o No. l. o7c; No.
Go; nnseed, Eas ooc do boiled, 95o: Whale sae;
do EXTRA o5o do No. l. Coo bank oil, 6a@7oo atraits,
72@75c elephant oil, oSa turpentino, 7sc nhphshu,
G3 gravity, &c; naphthn, common, 2go.
TAINTS, CoLORS, AND puTTY-Mcmsn quiet,
though h,sinoas aeemb to be improving, and the gem
oral market ia working armer Below are the quota
ftQnhs
, 1873-02-06

care, and othor graloa than No. woro much
weaker than tho speculative grnde, as holdors
n H a. sas s'' Roe 'Ds spiue 9 closo sP aa "ss
s1,t014@1. .tQ1{, and roioqtad do at oso. Hollor
March was tho principal thing doalt In; tho op::
ton oponeda ut 81 20. declined to s1.2bN, advanced
gs,ss csSss !s ent % fs p sa.h h 10: spsIss
aalo Of car-1oads Il IA waa In a preforred
houao. sollor April. uold ct s1.as>1D1. .2o1f.
4 l25 ,eSo b, NJ 4 = sgEing & q 9: oe) i
Sl.22}S 1890 bn Ne . spring 81 al:1o}S 4.89o
roected I springs 1t dl oso 100 5u do It o Boz In"
by Bamplo at S1.34, on track. Total 192, 400 b,l.
Corn was rnthor lcsB acttvc thnn yoatorday, but
In fnir tloma,ldt and firm nt about the eane range
Tho recofrts were not so largo, and Now York
WAS quoted firm uuloBo on the now crop. Tho In.
9uiry was chiefly from tho ratllor largo short in.
terost In corni the bulk Of tlo option trading
wore takon mp by the capitalists to carry against
options sold. Thcre does not seem to bc any DO
sre to invest in corn for ahpn1ont on the opening
Of navigation. sollcr March sold at 91@91 10;
sellar April at a1336@s2o uoller May at a6g69
8611c, and sollor Jnne at 37996@g716o oil closing
etoady, with cash At 905ko. Cash na1es wore ro-
ported Of Il, 900 bu No. 9 at 5000; o7,s00 bu do
el at 27114c 1000 bu car ut o3o delivered 1000
bu do, shollod, at Clio delivered. Total, $4,000
bu.
Oats woro mora activo, md unusually strong,
advancing 10 uildor MI urgent demand from The
short intereat, which grow fnrriod In Wow Of tho
comparatively light rocoiptn horo and tho ro-
cont strength In New York. Tho 1aat named
Maraat was weak to-day, but TINT made no dif-
forc,sco hero; 1t neonla that most Of the oats
havo got into long hhndB, and they could forco
tho glorta to pay m ndvance. Bollor tho
month, or caah No. 2, opened with 2514o
ltd, and c1ohod at 2611o; aollor March eoll
at 2G14@27n; seller April at 2718@2736o, and
eeer May ut 3o9G@8014o, all c1oeing strong.
Caafl ga1os were raportod Of 20, 600 bn No. Mt
2gl5o; 500 BIZ do at 2Gho; Il, 600 bu DO at 26oi
m oaS Iy 90 sample (@lito) ut 2'0, on track Total
isyo var dull, e,ta declined 1@1>6e under
slaokening ten,aud, with bettor supply, closing
at GG@GD11c for No. 2. Caah Bnlea Woro limited
10 800 bl No. 2 ct G7c; 1900 bu do at G0j19o aud
800 BIT do at GO. Total. 1850 bu.
Barley was q,liot and irregular. Mo. was 3
shade frlner than at tho close yesterday at 70D
7D]]1c cap,, and 7115c seller March. No. was
lull and casicr, nt bGo for receipts in any house
outae tho Rock leland. Cash sales wore re-
ported Of 800 bu No. 2 at 7015c; 1880 'bu do at
Zoe; 5000 bu do ut 69l5c;. 900 Blu No. ct 56c;
400 bn DO at 55E 800 BIT 10 at 5io; 800 BIT re-
iected ut d4c +; 400 hu by sample at 72}1o on
track. Total, 1900 bu.
TEA, :.
Ths Now York Daily bulletin gives tho follow
irs Bynopsis Of tho tea trade for the past year.
and Pacific ports:
Eree 1A71.s7e q