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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-01
Who Will GO for Mep and, Whom
Shall ] Send?
BY W. Z. B.

things TO ask.
Ahimaaz was perfectly will
ling to run with tidings from
the battlefield to Eli, the
priest, and the commander was
willing to let him run, to nc
purpose, because he was SC
anxious to do it, and he was SC
anxious to run as a messenger
that he ran without any tidingl
whatever, He was trained
herald, and could run swiftly
and knew it, and was proud O.
it, and so ran, and that was
all there was of it. He had his
race and outran the real mes.
senger, but had no tidings tc
give to Eli when he had come
where he was.
Are there not trained heralds
amongst us who run we'll, and
no man, no, not even the Lord,
will hinder him?
They admire their own agili-
ty, andraise great expectations
on the part of others, and it all
comes at last to their own
shame and the disappointment
Of their admirers.
There is another question
than, Who will go for me ? tits,
Whom shall | send ?
1t is not every one who gets
ordination from the church
whom the Lord will send,
It is not every one who,
without ordination, gets a circle
of willing or even admiring
hearers whom the Lord has
sent,
Isaiah has seen the Lord
high and lifted up in the throne
of his glory, with worshipping
cherubim on the right and the
left, and had seen himself in the
light Of Gods holiness as alto
gether polluted and undone,
and then had been purified by
the fire of the altar laid on his
lips, Yet, even then he was
not prepared to go to the Lord,
Another thing was necessary,
He must be more than a pre-
pared athlete; he must have
tidings to bear. The Lord must
give him a message to deliver,
or his running would be utterly
useless.
Those whom the Lord sends
do not run to show their own
swiftness, but to bear the Lords
message.
Our Lord Jesus Christ would
not allow his disciples to go a
step in fulGllment of his great
commission until they had re.
ceived the baptism Of the Holy
Ghost and of fire. He must
first fill their souls with the
knowledge of his wonderful
work and give them other
tongues, tongues of gladness,
tongues of power, tongues Of
fire, before he would permit
them to start at all.
And we'll was it that he would
not. What kind of tidings
would they have borne if they
had gone forth without the pen.
tecostal endowment ?
Questions about the kingdom,
as a Jewish kingdom, and the
time when it would be restored,
and who should be greatest in
it, who sit on the right hand,
and who on the left hand, in
power, would have continued to
ill their hearts.
The wonderful works of God
would never have formed the
burden Of their tidings; but
they would have been full OF
the wonderful speculations Of
men. 'e14adf
Peter, instead of standing up
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-01

This house has boen thoroughly renovated
and beautifully furnished. Having superior
facilities, everything will be done to make
guestScomfortable. sEtt
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-01
Railroads.
7 nd, Gin, G. Lafayette Railroad

Great Through Passenger Railway
Go all Points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
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II. NJ. uU psoN, Proprietor
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-01

No lady now speaks in a
grulf, coarse, harsh, abrupt
voice. Nature may not have
bestowed a rich or meSdious
voice upon her, but taste and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

Unwasaed at 3ie 500 bsiss Australian ssc W. qaoe
folowE
Dorrsrrc FLExozs-Nxw-Yonx, MIcHieAs INDIANA AND
cosssssIsny 49d50c reequarter and PuLbood Me-
Hablood Fleece 46d48c ~
a48c Common Fleece 4o64Sci Combiug Fleece, 55o5Sa
Oslo PENssuvASIs, VwaHfl-Cholee Selected saxeny
fleece Fleece 02g54c Three and Pull
blood McrOO, 60d52c; Hboc Fleece fS45lc Quarter blood
iowa VERMONT AND ILLsOTbreeqaster and fHl blood Ne
uo 452iS afbood Fleece 40 a47c Qlterblood Peece 400
44c; Conbng Fleece. 5f056c.
MissouRI. KENTUCKY TEyNHSRa--Washei Fleece 900
46e nvasled fleece 3Oa34c Unwashed tCOmbng 43a5Oc,
TuBwAsHgD WOoLChoe 53955c; Far 0OG52e inferios End
BURY 4ta4Sc. a.-
PuLEp WooL-Hev York Cty Plle1 40 New rok City
snper Pulled 100f5e NewYok CITY lambs est
e super BTta Pulled 401oOo Coaa
try Super Puled 40 1000 Country Lambs Pulled ~ a40e
CALfYoKSr-spnng Clip sne a3G Spring CLIP metun 3Dn
35c, sprngi dip low grades and bury 92Se Fall dip ~
age. Fab Chp. low grades and bury, l7,f2Oc, -. =
TEIis-Fns 30g35c; Medium. 2S032c- Low. 20o26c In
ferior. 17dlOc Very bury l60l7e.
PoREIGN WoOISCaDe Of Good Hope 32f3Bc Bnonss hydI
Menno and Mhls 28a32c MoneVdeo MerBo aDd hesu 3O0
3Ic. Australian Clothing 4565lci Australian Com5ng oZGooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LoxDos sept 9-1230 p m.UnIted STATS Fvetvenr bonds
1905 old 95l9 1868 95s senioaes, 9Osa hvS 0l[
Erie Railway shares 47s
LfyERPooL sept 0l230p msaes Of Upands Cotton %
basis Of Good Ordinary deliverable September At 1884, TO- do.
deliverable October Ss the basis o.
Mdrns November at 3D. Of Oe@as
on the basis Of Ordinary deliverable November ard Deermb
Old Uplsn smpnenr, The basis Of Good Or
dnary S3 delivery tie bass Of Good Oauy,
ats ill6 Of Wheat three days hare bs
quarters including American receps q Corn
have been 1000 quarters neu4g l1Vo9
American. -
LIyERPooL Sept 81 mCoon T. frn Mdips Upands So
09d; Mddng Orleans 9isd9sf sales, l5O0O bales Including
5000 for speculation and export. 80
LoSDOS. Sept 90 m-Ehe Railway shares "a 3 O. -
LONDON Sept 9230 rate Of Discount "a The mar
tet for three months bills 3s cent Pas dispatches qaoss
LTvEKPoOL sept $3.50 mSsles OF Uplancs Cotton De-
tober and November sppngs the basis Of Good Orns %
readnfs Wheat l3s al Obs 3d. for Cub Caboras
White l2A alp. 81 for Wees Spring and Ia 90 for ko<
81 3ls quarter. ProTidons-Lad 31s VI
per eSt Protuce-Talow, 40s Cd. per cwt
LoSDOs Sept $3.50 mTbe amount Of bullion gone iato We
England balance to day 9393OOe Pans dispatches
quote Rentes at 5sf 30 49,,
IosDos Sept 81 ,. m.-Bne Railway shares, f7ia
LosDOS Sept $3.50 nDpatches from Paris quote Rentes
at 55f 2l2-
FRANKFORT
he issae Of 1862. ~ ,
LyERPooL Sept o-5 m-Resned Petroleum, 14d gallOs
LONDON sepL 1850 m.Rei.. Pc roeam ia 2 gallon
96p mOf tao cotton to-day 3.2OO baes
were American Of Upla1s crop Shipments the bit Vt
Low Mdngs at s3 The market o Yarns and Fabrics at Asn
quiet Cheee 60I PesL for the best grades
American Fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

100 Cloth Zoe for Native and 4e for Borneo and 700 rolls
UINO-The only inquiry for Peruvian at about
Nous pcs quote $40 for Guanape and $50 for Chnch bos
currency.
o holder. being in views Wo' Sailed Hides are
steady demand Upper leather Hides continue In good re-
Imports for the month " August were
a. Hides and i22 bales fm foreign snd bO6tO Hides from Do
mec pOrso l2J 09S Hides ind Az bael This year S72l22
,. 1917 bale, from foreign aud 97l 16i Hides from domestic
ins il6 Hides AMI ils2 bales foreign and 100 400 Hides
rom domestic ports s76 Hides and a. 1872 bales Same
tine In is7f 262 600 Hides AMI g. 1874 bae time in
1870 lS22 gI2 Hides end 3O60 bales tins In
1869 2O3l59i Hides and 2,OIl bales Receipts for le
rs.E hav. been 1925 Hides from f1reyn, and 9sO5
7G from Tac1 per Anna A. HoteB; 40 Cahage1a d.
w Sander; $50 Aspnv per Rising Star; 2375 IRON
Savani per Rising STAR 400 rom Sen Prnesoo Rising star
Og3 Galveston c. W. CiFde 1888 from EesOTeans per
souer; 100 from SayARnsh Huntsville; 800 from other
pes Sales since the 30h u have 229JO Hides.
$500 DRY Monieyieo 2la22 b at 2! go seleeI.d 20O pp
Mos'evieo kips 1Oal2 D. DE- gold selected 1850 Dry Cor
er rs 10 "a % go selected; 900 Drr honey Seconds
gea D. PIE, gold, hey 1000 Dr. California, ~ ID at
Disc gold selected 5000 sDry Zanzibar 10 No. private terms
200 Mxeas. 22d24 H. private TERMS 800 Dry sslted na
on prrae termsi $500 Wet Sailed ses.orleass. eo@79
H. at 12dl2igc., currency, selected; LOO Wes Sailed
Texas $500 n. at l3e, currency selected; lOOO Wet
Sailed City Steers, GO N, llac. currency, selected
The hand lS0SG0 Hides 5s3 bales same time last
Tcar 267 100 Hide aud $40 be follow: Al 400 Dry Buenos
Atres g. 900 Dry Aoaevdeo $1,000 Dry Rio GrssGe
1900 Dry Ccna Americans 1900 DIV Bogota $50 DR. TmPco
4OO Dry and Sailed Madagascar; $500 Dry and Sailed Mex 40
1000 and Sailed Texas and 81 bales Calcutta Bue
27l bales Caeut,a Cow We quotes -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
CLOSE OF BUsI-
SALES PROM q O'CLOCK P. VI. TO CT
NESS, 8 O'CLOCK z. NJ.
TUESDAY. Sept. 9-P. NJ.
$4,000 Us5-2O c. '67.."
.. nAn


There was much less general interest in the mar
ket to-day than yesterday, and the excitement of
the last two or three days has nearly subsidized for
the time being at least. So at the beginning of
business the stock speculation steady and prices
on the general list varied but little from those
rent at the close last night Before the First Board
quotations had reoeded little, but recovered sub
sequently, aud prices were established on a some
what higher basis by midday. Just here
however money became more active again. giving
rise TO fears of still greater stringency the month
advances, under the influence of which Western
Union broke down to 800 from 9Os to which it had
previously rsen and other stocks declined moro OF
less in sympathy with this The leading shares
after this were Pacific Mail, Lake Shore
Toledo and Wabash. Rock Island and St.
Paul. Panama Railroad sold at 11GG11G!;
Pittsburgh. s6i0S7; Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 99i; Harlem. 1SO01292 and
Fort Wayne. 99i09S.. In the miscellaneous list
Canton sold at gl097 snd Quicksilver Preferred at
49, In express stocks Adams fetched 81, and Ameri-
can g. The general market left off heavy, with q
decline in almost everything. The opening. highest
lowest, and closing prices Of active stocks sold to-
day were as follOwss I .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

PRUITS1he for Ranns ruled sosg ncs our
is with moderate Business and upward tendency
of 1900 boxes ~ $685. non bed al - o. Ts- Frames
gssd demand 13e loose Mnate Rss quoted A. SO 30 and
Valencia loo; Seedess So steady So. zoe Tor
old with sales OF 4a4c. geld Citroa
quiet 3S Dates at 7c and Figs at 9 sardnos
eI42 god for quarter beIs Ets Of all eaiy Brs1l
MATS Be- Tsmagoha Almonds 2lei LAngaeoc do. 22 ITaas
20l2c. add Rlberts, lie
PAX-The demand improved market fm, sale, q,
Pair Prime State 69l9c, Western at IA 5lGe Spring Tow
5G10e and Green Tou at iG2c Tor Western. State ga
o2l2.
PgDTbe market arm bat quiet. qsoe 40 10 at sl9dS20
60 at 500 SO ID AZ $2l 100 al S221$23; RTe Pee S23
PERTILz8RsIbe demand has been fa add nartut arn
die stock Is not large,
PARTNERSHIP market very dan former fTure. aust.a
n 75aS0 for Prime and 50 O6Oo for Mixed supply ANNIE
GRAiHThe Wheat market opened quiet the pld decline cola
and ed greatly checking tho
COCO We demand for ks
sbsted Water and wanted further advance, lKs
CLOSES lower unSe,tled SpAR, Winter
steady sample Of White Canada offered odsysy
Goodeve Elliott The guilty very hand one; the os 100 600
hush 81 90 or No Chicago Spring. ob 10 81 57 81 90
No. miSaSEe III 7Ossi u Tor Rcd western ii sSssi %
MICH latter Fanovi Mil
Wanee gh for October at 81 60 80 900 bush Cass
(tOda October II IL 90 Barley kr quiet
soBRy held aud Is IN fair demands sales u 5000 bush good
70 the trade the $1,000 buh ohio hed 47d4sl
White 5Od52c Western Mixed 47dAsla ~ and Fancy at 4e
White 452c and fauer az 53c Kce quiet bat
active and fnher the demand largely pecuatTe shippers boiling
back and the market s qurt ~ the advances the sales 100000
aud Uus0und % QbJ Hot. Western Mixed
ass STEAMER and G6aB7c sail the extreme
CLOSET White Al 81 07O Western yellow
GlhhENGIho market steady With moderate demand;
81 2Oafl 20 for PRIME and 81 80 for Selected root
GyAk1Slbs aaisss rsnsas aseI but pnses a, sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

Forward DELIVERIES lac lover September and s' on later months
vito oay Transactions al the Concession ~ " ioo"s Al
on basis Of Low Middlings: ,oo 20 o. 90
Sales evening, M segenter 100 rs I9o 90,
32o January 500 Sss Total 800 bales Saes o-ay up 70
M: September 100. Is l3-l6c 1000 lS3c 50V 10
Zoo 1859 100 is 1916, 200 1876 100 IS 1913 o
IL 3732c LOO IS 1916 200 1886 100 rs 49, 10y
is iii6s 800 1899 100 25S 300 5Si' 100 "a %
IS llSS 200 ss2 400 isis 100 IS s 5s oG 300 is
Lice 200 10 332e. 200 1885, 200, ~ 5,5-e lVg 10
November 800 Y l5iGe 300 300 10 100 ~
March SOC 1850, 100, Is 2l32c Total l4Ioo bAeS 'AAa
to.al, 500 bales. H., 1, n-,e,,,, ain =.
osr last prices steady sales al - JVp9o %
Gas Goals been active demand sales OF
sisn u In fair Of Liverpool House Camel ~ LAYER
no Gas AT slGdSS Newcastle S12 90 Scotch l4asl0, DO
steam AT 40 stock OF Domestic is gradually ncreains
COFFEE-The market has been fairly setTe, and VITA s h9en
reiued pces have ruled very firms Rio 81 023e Java ~
and agaau 22d23c all go the only transaction to-day Ss lou
bags ssno Domingo. private terms. ~.
CANDLBS-Th market is steady. With limited inquiry we quote
Adsmanne Ice Sperm 30 Patent at 4O and Fafane AZ
sec. - - - ,-.,.,.,r.e- o, al. d,,v
maid and IS 90 currency small Canine coninges " g9o
demand and steady note sales az y % 2uf1 ~
Norine steady; So Seneca Root weaker e uopp
small offered Essential OILS fair demaud aal seA
ales OIL LeInOn 50 i0 Sauders1ns - OO CO. W
Berramo 60: oil Orange 81 75 and Oh Caa II II 90 az
geld Esgsh Chemicals without change note es Of Soa As
at 93a2 Caushc SOds NJ 6sa6 Sal soda az az &C. anu
BCarb Soda d6is Other descriptions are quiet we quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

The ruling rate for money on call to-day has been
Z per cent to the Stock Exchange brokers and and
among the leading bond houses. A good deal OF
business was done at 2, gold, and some large tran
sactons at 1-32 in addition to per cent interest.
Government bonds derived some crumbs of COM
fort from the bueyancy Of the foreign market but
this was neutraizod by the rregularity of gold so
that no fair basis for trade can be established. The
general market left off the basis of 1163 to 1l65
for 1879 Fisk 81 Hatch report as follOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

There was no new excitement in the gold market
to-day. the room closing at 2 o'clock p IN. out OF
respect to the memory of the late Mr.. Lamont. The
dealing crowded into the four hours of business was
much smaller in extent than usual, and nothing OF
very important character took place. The opening
sale was 1l1I followed by a decline to l1ls, and
reaction before II o'clock to 112l when come short
contracts were covered For the greater part OF the
day thereafter the prices moved at 112B0ll1 but III
the afternoon it sold down to 111l in the room and
111E in the street. closing at 111s to Ill., On gold
loans the rates were G, 2, 2, gold, "a
and per cent per year, and thirty
second bonus per day paid to have balances
held off the market. London advices report money
as being per cent above the minimum rate of dis
count at Bank of England on three months bills,
the Bank gaining G39S,0OO in sterling bullion on
balance to-day. COnsols are reported steady, and
United States bonds strong and buoyant. The ex-
port cearances of domestic produce from the port OF
New-York amounted to $5,556S54 currency val
uation The Assistant Treasurer paid out S56OOO in
coin interest, and redeemed S195,OOO in called
5-20s. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was as follows Gold cleared, $173.-
$4,000; gold balances, SS9467l1; currency bal
ances, $44SO.5O5. The following were the quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
White Turnips. y
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per HoYtA Ifcer asd I.diiTodfs
ssPr. "a pkgs Ashes 2G2 bills Copper % bales c9os -
pky. Dnei Fruit 1886 bills Eggs $500 bills Fouf 602 bb
Meal 2l5 bags Meal OS 025 bash Wheat lsO2lD bush. Com.
81 1858 bash Oats bush 300 bush Malt 232 bars Ga
Se 10 bb Beans 200 bbl. Dat Neal Hemp % baes
Hops 60 sbs OIL % bbs Taow Oil $50 bbs Lub Oil 20
skins 1913 okRs Tslow 240 pkg Sarn 24l06
sides Leather $50 gEg. OF CAKE, 435 pigs s9 BIC ptp
Cheese 5l1 pk Pork GA pg Cut Meats s62 - Lard S1 baFs
Peanuts; 600 pigs 25 hhdA Tobacco 1853 Tobacco
400 bales Wool 55i bbiu Whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

There was a more active business in Southern
State bonds at lower prices, the recent unsettlng
of the markets naturally reducing sales of these
curities Missouri Skies sold at 9l!G91; Missouri
Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at SSGSSl; Tennes-
sees at 81 Alabama IS of 1892 at S2t0S2l and North
Carolina old at 27t. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

NEW ENGLAND SECURITIES SAFE AND PRoYrrADLE.
By the purchase of the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING
FUND GOLD BONDS of the VERMONT DIVISION on
THE PORTLAND AND OGDESsBURGH RAILROAD TRUNK
LINE, O Ten PER CENT NEw-ENGLAND INVESTMENT
may at present rate of gold. be secured The very
large sales of the past few months leave but lin
tied amount to be offered and the rapid pushing Of
the road to completion insures early and large
advance on their market value.
FAIRBANKS & Co, 81 Broadway, New-YOrk.
FAIRBANKS. BROWN d Co., 2 Milk-st, Boston,
L. g. L. FAIRBANKS d. Co.. st. Johnsbury, VT
Financial Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

NEw-YoRK AND OswEGo MIDLAND RAILROAD VIM
IsIII:D, and regular trains running through from
New-York to Oswego OF its FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS a small amount remain yet unmarketed, anu
are offered for sale by -
GEo. OPpYKE & CO., Bankers, No. IS Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Cog2on or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital SlOe1UO'
For sale at the Office Of the Company, No. 40 Cedar
At. NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
DRY sALrKD HIDgs.

Maranham gold - 017 Singapore Bufaogoh % SO
HAYTheFe has been good demand and The market remains steady
quote Prime Hay At 2l G29 tori Good do S25 s26 fI 40
$20d$22 Good Shipping d. slSG$20 Common do Sl41$I5
Long Rye straw quoted at Sl5GSl6 Short do at sl3GSli ans
Os AZ Sl30slL
HgMMlnla quiet but rn with only jobbng traie quoted
lOd10l2. goi TMpco 62id6e ard Ssal &c. gold Juie dull
unchanged JGe Butts moderately active and hrmeT sales about
$500 bales In lots closing al 2c, currency, Y H.
INDGOfhe market fairly active AMI siea1Ti we quote sales or
% Manila al and II Madras at oOa VO cur
LGATHERTher has been fair degree Of activity In market
for Hmoek Sole during the past week prices are arm Tor a
grades. aud choice tAnnages are bed at 9' above me
selling rates Of last We quote: Hemlock Buenos Ayres
Heavy 81 129 emOck Bueno Ayr Middle, 252 D3Oe Hem
lock Bnenos Ares Light 27l962S Iemlock California Heavy
26a27c HenocK California Md n sd2Sc emook California.
Middle, % i2a27e nemlocE. Onnoco LehI Sc
2j2d262c hemOck Good Damaged, all kinds and weights, ~ a
2Gc Hmonk, Poor Damlgea, al Hn0s and Weight l7@3Oc
Hmook Rough, 80 1861 Union Cropped Heavy, $50 llc Union
Cropped Mldey3Sa 42c Union Cropped lch 4Od42c; Union
Bellies 1920; OAK Rough, all weights, 33036 Oak. Rough,
LUMBERThe demand has improved though It gner,
business has been done for export and the market closed
steady.
METALS-The has been goOdemand for Ingot Copper chiefly
for the future but prices rather weaker; sales Of $4,000 Lake
2G3 each, and $50 600 At 27d27c. deliverable from
until Apnl Scotch Pig Iron very quiet bat firmly held American
inquiry for Poreg. Pig Lead and prices are
steady; sales last 200 6a1 gold Domestic
steady but dn Bar quoted 9i4 Sheet zRd Pipe, lOi2. and
Tin-ned Pipe l6 less 10 PR the trade Foreign Speer
fn the supply Light quoted at 7'aa7 s' go for slesan
Pig Tin is qu bot prices fm at 81 se3l &c, gold, for
prices favor the ee ohe Ma quiet and unchanged We
ouatqs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-10
Quotations.


Recelpts fe wee Jos d. last week 46 bsi
week 400 s Nov 90 net CONS forward IN ay qsant
ed Picking quite grsrsi and tss FIR Me qrsy reported NO,
extra quote few parcels Of Now 3s thai have a,d 80
era 72a IS e40ey wiscsas of7l. 10000 $780, 6Si6e
MILK.
over every day. bescr last week.
Receipt. the west Ere Railway $50 cream csns
".n River Railroad $40 d. Maas 500 do
65o d. To. esT' %s 1863 cans cream 9"s,'s1s a,
Sept 81 80 sept So dos Sept g. 81 70 do Sept 81 rs
doi sept 8, 81 20 Average, 81 SO.
At Washington Market Bucks Couny calves selling s09c
STATE sashc Pew lambs that p0nsi the range lose for shin
70 prime - - 49,. . . .r
e's s pw O. s TS Ss a Il. ss
stocked and cool yeAhs fot sfey days has spt ely e busy
Grouss are nov expected needy. Quotations.
y y:r II is Grew % 1a Is % bs
Chickens Western. Is 10 Gsese Del, pair 3 COG =.
T.ss,. r 1aa 10 q bSSs Young j. oos u
v:sa..:i STAT. sOosl 7s S;ss sis; 100
vs.: S:.s.' coo s:,: s: 4ss
c.ops, Y Pilr.. 400 90 doL,.......'''.' L 2oe =
S S.Said y dolsi zoo :
pset Ducks. p palrsi ess -' Teal p p.Ir..... TOO
hsLard, v par.. 600 -
suNDRIIs. .. ..l. ...
Beswar has literally range; chiefly Southern Rx.
ports past week 10 $50 ~ since jan 1890 N time
superior o thas OF las, year Qnotgtoss
sf S $ pssas s.1s as1 "a; % sle
Cider nss, a. ..i6 20 Vinegar asnaaefst is q ~
Feather Lave Geese. 80 NEWSPAPERS. 10 39a
New Fine y lo.sO 70 White Rags .....,... a 5ia
Do MiEea.......-40 a 20
VEGETABLES ...
The potato market ie baoyant stu prices are easy
" the aeOsoa saus b. sAs late ArSe offerings Of poor Ws
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ing balance ess than ssooooO) Of these very desir
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THE MARK ELS.
fCsrefullV reported Tor Tus Tribunal

" ~ " TrEsDAY Sept o, 1873
.oupe IT, ....;c,. d.- ara A nts. Pots frmsnd In
obbng way prices unebangcdi quoted al 20 %o rear" '
dull and nominal -. NIB,
BUILDING MATERlALShere has been fair dernsnu i9r
former figures; the quotations are fof Fonis ~
for Brown Adoai: Sl5dSl6 for Dark do and SlbdSl o h
or dock for parcels delivered theprcsare - hefi De p a.
sfoat S2S $50; delivered s339S37; Hsyenw Bay busi
NJ afoa SIS 80 10 Delivered. SlOdsll Nortn Bse eoi
81 so; DO delivered $3.50 so JeIscys DO 20 49,
Latbs are demand and STEADY Lame Is NhOo' 'H-Ns
the pouirv Is fair Other descriptions quiet bu steady
BROOM CORN AND BROOhS-Corn Is Ia hmlteo "ep1'
STEADY; quote Long Green hnr R M " N.ya
lOdl2c Short Medium Brush choice Green So Oc
auales Rei-tppea, 5a6c, and Common qualities hel &
steumy IA & Bron quiet but LnA al previous ph0S'
quoted at 1884 40 per dozen. -. Il. .o.d
BOOTS AND sHOESIhs branch Of trade quite sese soo
suited 10 the Nessetn tau
are finn Local neghbopg dealers have purchased nor
te Tena has reh
10 the Manufacturers busy on prevous az
smoupt of business this Is IN excess OF M autumn
The eruor brisk and prices well sustained
RFRS tXbe market is very quiet but steady the deehne We
ouote AZ 80 Iod33ac for Western and Southern =.
COTTON-Tho market for Cotton on the pol ms oeA 'V q
81 olL.r In tlaIr We Quote 1s olnNs