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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

Wanted cords of good soft and
hard wood, equal parts, at this Office i'm
mrdiately. for which the cash will he paid
that is, you pay us ca-h on subscription
and we will pay you cash for your wood.
This is the true plan to keep specie in cir
culation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

FOrgery.-It will be remembered that
some months ago, one JACOB NYE, of
Bowling Green, was arrested for stealing
corn from Mr., PURDY, near that place,
NYE, by some legal technicality, got out
Of the scrape; was arrested again and
held TO bail for his appearance at the next
term of the Common Pleas. Not content
ith this excellent chance for the peni-
tentiary, he gave u note some time ago to
party in Bowling Green. The note had
upon It the endorsement of his brother in
law, a Mr.. PORTER It afterwards turn.
ed out that said endorsement was a for
gerry, whnreupOn NYE was arrested and
taken before Esquire ORDwAY and plead
guilty to the charge. A second warrant
was then issued upon affidavit of ). l..
BoUGHToN, who held an order given him
hy NYE and puporting to be signed by
PORTER. NYE slso plead guilty to this
charge and was committed to Ill, where
he lies awaiting three distinct charges, as
above. Another note of the same ma ure
has since turned up, held by MADISON
IoNKER, left with the latter az collateral
for some furniture. When it Is consider
ed that PORTER Is bail for the sum Of $500
on the first charge, NYE's last offences
would seem TO appear in the light Of
iDgatitude.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
Agricultural Notice.-The annual meet

Agricultural NOtice.-The annual meet.
ciety will he held at TOntOganv, Docem-
ber 10, 1873. at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the
selection Of officers for the ensuing year
Except Trea urer and Secretary and the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the Board. A full attendance
of members desired.
JAS. w. ROSS, President.
j. o. AVERY, Secretary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
THE PERRYsBURG G MILLS
New Furniture House
L. DAVID sITZLER

HAVlEG removed my Cabinet warerooms
Ii and Shop to the corner Of Louisiana Ave-
aue and Railroad, would iuyite my frivuds and
patrons 20 call at the new location.
Those desiring 10 get furniture Of any kind
will please call and examine my stock, Of which
nae selection will be kept always on hand.
COfins Of various sizes on hand, or made
pomPtly 10 order. 2zz
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

NoTICE.-All who are indebted to j.
g. Holman & Brother will call and set
tie their accounts, by cash or note, as the
firm is alb ut to be dissolved.
HOFFMAN, & Bro Their.
Perrysburg, Nov. II, 1873. 30o
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

Thanksgiving Supper.-Fort Meigs
Division Of Sons of Temperance have in
preparation Thanksgiving Supper for
next Thursday evening, to which their
friend are invited. Tickets for gentlemen
80 cts ladies, 25 cts.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
n EGAL NOTICE.
David Wagner, Pl'f |
In the Court uf
Common Pleas OF
Wond county, Ohio.

VIM. N. Courtrirht, Common Pleas OF
| Margaret COurtright, Wood county, Ohio
Israel Ridenour, Defts.
| The said defendants William n. Cuurtrieht
who resides in the State Of Indiana. and Marga
ret COPYRIGHT, whn resides in The State nf New
York, will take notice tha, said plaintiff David
Wagner did on the lltb dav or November 4
d. 1873, file his petition in tn, Court of Com.
mon Pleas, within and for said county Of Wood
setting forth that on the q dav of September.
1872, SAID William n. and Margaret C"urtrigh,
executed and delivered to one Bernard Leopold'
their promssory note for the sum Of two huni
irej and iny dnllars payable in one year with
interest il not paid at maturity. that tn secure
the payment Of said note said defendants VII.
liam n and Margaret Cnurtright executed and
delivered to said Bernard Leopold their m rt-
gage deed on In lot M. 1872, in the village Of
rmtrRan, in said county of Wood that said
note and mortgage has been duly sold aud as
signed by said Le"p I'D To said rlAindtf who i.
now the owner and holder thereof: that said
other defendant Israel Rid-nnur claims 5, me-
interest in said r.al estate by virtue of certain
mortgage executed by his said CO defendants
The praver nf said pcltinnis Tor an order that
said defendants William y. Cnnrright and
Margaret Courtrght may pay said sum now
claimed to be due with interest. hrng $3.50
md inteIes from September % 1872 or that
said premises may be- ordered tn he sod tr pay
he same, aud the said William n. aud MarCa-
ret Cnurtright notified to appear and answer
said petition IN, ar before, the third day Of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1874.
SWAN 4 MOORE, Pits Attys.
November H., 1879. 3Of$l5 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

iNFigures in Heavy Type indicate Meeting
and Passing Points.
The [#l Indicate Stations at which Trains
Dnst come to Full Stop on Signal.
%, Mel AREN ,Sup't, CinciDnati.
JAS. y. MONRoK, Gen1 Agent, Toledo.
CALVIN SHKPLER, Agent, Perrysburg.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

Large Stove for Sale.--A large "Dic-
tatOr" Stove. that will take in fur foot
wood, in use two seasons, will be sold at
bargain, call on or address, j. F. RAAB,
Perrysburg, o. Bob
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
Mu,t ms set,lsd d-Tbose NJ our Aub-


Must BJ Settled. OF our sub
scribers who get the JOURNAL at the Ton
togany Postofice, and know themselves
indebted fof the same, will flnd their 90
counts with Mr.. GEoReR NIcH0Ls, j. p,
In Tontogany, where they can be settled
between this and the fret of December.
without cost. We regret that we are
compelled to resort to this means OF c0l-
lection as 1t eats mp what little prof 9
there may bo upon the paper, and "leavcs
the printer poor indeed" But we must
and will protect our own creditors, and
this can only be done by collecting what
Is due us. Accounts for other localities
win be made out and ''plaeed where they
will do the most good" as soon as we can
get time from our buslnes to get At
them.
We have seen Capt. L. BLACK and
Messrs INGRAHAM, KELLER & Co. Post
masters at Tontogany and Custar, who
have kindly consented to act as agents for
the Journal, receiving the names of new
subscribers and the subscription price
from old ones and forwarding the same
to us, thereby saving the expense of trip
to PerrysDurg for that purpose. And we
hereby authorize each and every Post
m ,ster in the county to do the same for
us, for whi;h we will agree to pay all ex-
penses att nding such favOrs.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

The population Of Germany according
to the last census, amounted to Al 1905, 900
souls.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
. - SmN
HAKU
AlMHN
Get Your Supply
Winter Goods.

The wonder of the present time
is, when will Williams Bros,& Fink
beiner stop the immense flood OF
new and desirable Goods, which
bas been rolling in for the last
few days? Answer-Not while
the people continue to carry them
off by the cart load.
Our immense stock was bought
in New York during the recent
reat panic, at greatly reduced
prices.
N. D. The only stock in Per-
rysburg brought direct from the
Great Metropolis.
We say
Come one, Gene all
And see for yourselves what
words cannot tell.
Good Prints, s to 10 cts. per yd
Good Crash, 10 =" ="
Heavy Canton Flannel, l2H &
Heavy yd wide Sheeting, 10 D."
Heavy Jeans, 25 cts. 4"
If you wish to see the Largest
and Cheapest Stock of MEMS
CLOTHING in Wood County,
go to WILLIAMS BRos. & FINKBlN'R
Ladies and Gents Knit Goods
for Underwear, cheaper than ever
before offered, at
WILLIAMS BRos. y FINKBEINER.
Goods delivered to all within
the Corporation.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
RESIGNATION OF MIR. CAMPBELL.

John CamDheII, County Recorder
ell ct and the present pOstmaste, at Graud
Rapids, has sent in his resignation as
post master. There were several candi-
dates for the office, but all withdrew in ia.
vor Of Mrs. Martha Wright, widow OF
Rev. VIM. Wright, and the notice of ap-
pointment will be along probably before
this Is in print,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21

Newspapers in Schools. MIR. III. L.
CRANE commenced S;hool some two
weeks since in the District where he
h taught two or three seasons past, in
Lake township. He applied for and re-
ceived the JOURNAL, also the Toledo pa
pers, for the purpose of introducing a
new feature in his sci" "ol-that of allow
ing his scholars to make selections from
the papers to read, instead of confniny
them to the text books. Without the
results of experiment we are unpreparei
to say that this will be an improvement
but it will certainly be more interesting
to the teacher. There are many pretty
little love stories in the newspapers, be
sides at this season Cf the year there are
more ''subjects" than usual under the
"matrimo1ial" head in the paper, all Of
which woul be pleasant for the TEACHER
to hear from a class of large girls. BuI
then again this.pleasure might b. c0un-
terbalanced in having to control those
turbulent spirits who get their Cuban
news through Democratic papers.
The Grand Rapids correspondent oi
the Clevelanl Herald raises a question
from political stand point, on this sub
ject, as follows:
One of the teachers of the public schools
at or near Walbridge Station, in this
County, having got tired Of the sol /" sto-
ries in the school readers of the present
day, has introduced the Toledo Blade into
his school as an Improvement. IL miy
be a good lea il they are all zone polite y
but some of the unterriiied Democrats
may object to that style OF paper and re.
quest Gcm cratic paper, and some OH
trs might object unless their particular
favOrite wereintrodured. IL would sound
odd to go into a school and hear the
teacher call out class In Toledo Blade
class in Cincinnati Enquirer, cl l-- ig
Cleveland Plain Dealer, lass in Prohibition
Era, sc. OL thug Is certain. the ScA0l.
ars would get a pretty general idea of va
riOus matters from different standpoints.
REsIGN ,rInN on NIn c,MpnrIr
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
Advertised Letter..--Tbo following !,

Advertised LetteTs.--The following let
ter s remaia 10 the Postoifiee at Perrys burg, o.
for the week ending November 20. 1873;
Both Jacob Kennick, Mrs.
ByTne, James OLeany, John
Gamash, Joseph Raab, Louis
Gates, Frank shower, A BRAN
Grenbup, George Williams, James
Pleasecall for advertised letters. Office hours
from A, NJ, to 5 p, NJ. and 6 to 1880 P. NJ
ELBERr d. Ross, p. NJ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-11-21
PERRYSBURG MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY GUDgRT BEACH AND
JAMES P. AvERILL.
PERRYsBUR0, November 81 1873.
Wheat. 81 20.Sl ;9lFlour u bbl.... 50 so
Cnrn " l00fbS.. 45c lOats.... ...... 3O9a2c
do sheled... 36I3sI sIRye.............. S5c
Dressed Beef. 6ISDjl lover seed ~ bu
Pork W Dbl Sl6 90 Chickens " ID 7@Sc
HoRs''..''$4 75N95 90 Turkeys " fb....I21z
Potatoes $50 90c9l 0O Beans, Navy. so so
Dried Apples..... Sci Ireans, Common. 81 so
Butter '''' 80. 25929o lard. ........ ,SGl0c
Eggs'''' go. '..' l0c Feathers .... .... zoe
FLAX Seed ......
, 1873-02-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EyEs1Eo, FEB. f.
ALCOHOI-Na, quiet aud unchanged; i; quotabe at
81. INCL 81 for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM COES-The narke. remains quiet and un-
changed Manufacturers are buying email quantities
of lie better gradca current neceeHite but other
wise dull and heavy feeling pEe:ai1ld. We quotes No.
hurl 6@6hc per lb; No. l stalk Braid 595Hc; 70. :
do, 4@4ec; No. 3 do, 333a4c; inside green, SIC; !;
do red tip, 394c; do rIle and red, 192'tac.
DAGGISG-The broynns tone recently developed IN
the market for cotton eeauoss goods shows no signs
Of abatement and the advance Of week ego is firmly
during tho past few days, but they are still Light for
the season., and, SHOULD the demand continue to I'M
proye fur her upward movement OF prices n1y
reasonably be looked for. Bu11aps and g1tnncs arc
also In fair request and steady at the quotations.
ITO repeat our list as follows: Stark, SIC; Ludlow,
$50; otter Greek, 34Ec; burlap bags, 3nd.5 bu ~
@29Ec: gunnies, single, 1sG1oc; do double :s'c
wool tacks, 68&S10c.
BEANs-A very fair demand for the better grades
preyals and they firm owing to the limited oite:-
ings VIC again quota: NaT.es at <o-6o9e75; fair to
prime s. O0a lao; common to medium, 81 oos@U0
BUILDING AIATERIALS-Tho market rules que,
although the indications are rather Ho-e favorable
and dealers anticipate active % Poon 3s the
weather permits. We quote: 8tucco, $15oG9:13; Nc7
York stucco casting, st.c0; supcrnno do, 4ona
Roeondale ceuaent s.. 3.25@36o; Utica cement So ner
marble dust, 31@3so lime, in bnlk SLED; lime
(brla) s1.259l.50 per br1; white END PEI brl I'D
a3o0: plaste1tng hair, per bu, 40G5oo tro br.ck,
pcr 1000, $40 00G90.00; building brick lcomInou1,
flO O5cal300 country brick. 90 WeoastoCs
pressed range ut $4,000 1000; st. Louis hydraulic
cine, S3oo del; Hilsdae, $500, del; d1e clay, pei
brI S: Tie following is the list OF prices pe1
hay of 80 fco for domestic winiov gfnss from which
= REDUCTION Of 10 and PER cent il made bY dealers
, 1873-02-05

RIJTTER-The light receipts Of tho past TWO wecls
haYe enabled holders to materially advance the price
Of this staple There has been particular urgency
trade have considerably exceeded the supply, and 81
descriptions havs commanded I@ec advance on on sae
hnc. grades aud for especially desirable offerings
bish es 2sssoe hare been realized. Shippers and local
retailers arc buying freely to-day 2: the annexed au1
choice da.ry, packed, 24@26c medium to good. l19
20: inferior to common, 79f5c. .-. =,
CANNED GOODS AND P1CHLES-The volumo o.
tsiness transacted in this c1aes Of goaa during the
past few daya shows respectable increase and With
continuance Of mild seathes des!ers anhssse ,uI
1arra rupnly and weak there is surplus STOCK end
the general market Is firm. Below ara s prices cur
, 1873-02-05


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flank look 5ian4iqsstnre1s. an4iqstn. stationess' and
SSES S$HSfRS SsS Y
coAr TEN BnoGfR oGfRfE'sse'1 ss:: Ana and W. Randolph
SS 81. & Wass.d:ss han0'' &C.
Erynv sEAns : CO. oc91t,saY;s It ed Is South c.n,l.s
sAuuE1s. wH1f2s Rsf'aa aad Hsf$.i s s.s ,aa,oa-*
E. punsuAn nR5asya!,tifs gs5a. Isl xte!tca.s( ID g
OTTO fs;sa ta;s:s5s r. ~ = S;s;;ss
+ j. MfSaKavE. II MakNAstHs Jh 912; g. %as,.hs1
mu1En pnJsa Ma5siHHEEfs KHEf: 'H'tS!s:a'''' j :ss.
~ oREEyEpihfGGas ifGs f5fS: Is a:,s SH.sa Rasas'1s Ss
SSnGs xEs EE2 &C. co. :ss - aisa II:
n X1io Ii g s: "a s:? ssR Hsi; o;'s
s55Ss 6 soa'a on dsns Sna Tools
S.Fe i ed !WsS:ssa's'
KEs1G9 ;' 'jESKSs nsE Ats e ssss
i = S}i; E:ssS:2s
RAEEE e9 9 saa Is : "
aaos Coz; VT Nsb.ssG. 2Sans ed rh.,,ats..
Aa8bHs NEEFEz BEbtH Ii Ii T::S+ssss.s. $S5sss
1.ron n&S9 f. $Rd 3 s{s;fs
.nvH .9snvvH2I =. 1 1RF II KI4nn ErIIdnv IaSalle-1H.
, 1873-02-05

Total, 6,7s1, ,361 bu. These figures show an in
crease during the past week Of 2,6s5 bu wheat;
925, ,264 bu corn =, IA bu oats; ,91 bu rye;
16,i85 bu barley. Total increase, 457, SIT bu;
The amounts of corn withdrawn from store
last week, for city consumption and for ship,
ment subtractod from the receipts, rs reported
on the daily bulletins, show an increase OF IL
so bu, instead Of s26. .264 bu, as above: The
difference is 66,534 bu. To what is It quo :
Tho figures ought to agree nearer than this, Il
both are worth anything. 1t is probable that
tho errors might be traced to some Of the care
ful railroad clerks who send forth each morn
ing the figures Oh which fortunes are lost and
won.
PROVISION STATISTICS.
The Now York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
the following as tho foreign exports OF pro-
visions from New York for the week ended JAM
%, 1873, and tho distribution of same:
, 1873-02-05

POTATOEs-Were In moderate demand, and steady.
Store lots are quoable at 75@95c car lots at e5o
blows at 75c, delivered $50 bu from store at s5c 100
bu do at 80c In small lots.
po1LTnY-The demand Was rather Hight, End
there beina q liberal supply On the market, prices
were weak aud lower Sales include $500 toa ehoso
turkeys At 1aGi2Hc; 1aoo ies do IT 1oe9nG; ~ ~
doz snail at $500 doz geese At $s.oo98oo' doz
ducks at $3.50G40o.
among tho miners Of Scotland, and the high price Of
coil there the price Of pig tEon continues IN an up
ward direction the advance at Glasgow within tae
effect Of this has bean to greatly strengthen the MI
let here, and although auoab}e change has as yss
dcmar s reported fair the Season. and dealers do
not ecem anxious to increase sacs at present 1atos
, 1873-02-05

Nesk be1oEe las|.-s.'.--:.;;. o:'7t 4otao 5,laa
Shipments wore as foAoTA:
eGME- .,a1 HoSs; shesp:
h'9na1T y aH;rI = n r,a ,noat u,z,t;sfa.to- !u9
saast.;Ia 1o,raa.d,., ~ d-o1aa p,,,,:5, "'t1
49,, +1,ara ,rss ia,a i1,an tha sTor.aa a,ta,5
.nvn sn"a ssc1ncd i,d;4crrnt nnd e,fhon@F
s ~ ~ coJ,a - ;Iusa an1 ~ ven o.
~ gt3', a-,a ~ @rarsta - H. j-: ~ aI aI.o
raacl,ed Ic Toiv am Ta,5 Tho nnfarorrbia ra,,
s;!' - ~ Eata- ~ bad -onai eo1
ss;tb +ha "a .an.tion ~ trada are hnt tLe rr;,oa
on,.a !. fo,Gl i; +L IL ~ ~ a1;rn;nov facl;i;as
S1se .s tuunG ~ .ue .sSa o, :. ta ~ -
trsJs Frnm fila conse within tha
ras1 e'Snt "eea9, g. Ao '4uo naa
felt as ct present. In addition
to tho 1000 OF mora stale cattls held oyer from
LIST tna dfesh reGep's ssssd scev
4er 4s a INK ~ t;a la-ce s11pnly. It Is no Diff
cult matter to predict tie course of prices dur
ing tho remaining days Of the week At = ro-
dnction OF Soc per'100 lbs shippers were willing
tn invest and take the chances Of getting tho
stoch no'sa gs FI+ ;.tssd H ~ oa,t;,s, ~
e1on tnAn notusl3 ~. -. 61aa.s' ano
% tar as shlpplnG e13Ses were concerned 1us-
mess YVES at stand,stlll: C!ty butchers TOOK
tom nond car s:oc steers found @ buyers but
before stated tho total Of tho days sales reached
only cbou. 800 head. TIE fon available cara
were mostly engaged By the owners Of the stock,
and the best drores Eero reloaded and forward:
ed East in firss hands The average quality OF
tho offerings w,s better than on this day last
week, but It was By no means IS good as might
reasonably be looked for at this ecason Of the
vcar Tho proportion Of common cows and halt
{atte,ncd l, steers being altogether too prominent
Among tie new commission firms recently
formed formed ut the yards wo mention that Of Keya /
Brown. Mcssrs Kcyo & groxn are both com,
cnrntire1y young in Years, but tEoy aze thorough
r. coascrssnt With tbs Ire stock trade, and they
embark in the commission business with d.tter-
inc prospects,.
fke market is entirely nominal ct the quota
+;ona o;ren helow-
, 1873-02-05

and readily een ct the annexed Tangc Of prices
Mixed cotton rags, sNc; country Do 39sae; mixed s
per. @ ssS54c bras., i49l6c heavy lead, 5Kc; tea
led, 3Sc; zinc, 4c machinery castings, etc. 1Ac
stove plstc, 1sc; No. wrought iron, 11s9lAe
SALT-Tas in moderate request and drm as fo'-
lows: Onondaga aud Saginaw, hna, $40: ordinary
eoarne coarse Diamond G. sSo groana . 9oar Ss
$3.50; dairy, without bags, *s: dairy; w r1ta nsgs|
alum s.. .5o@2T6 Turks Island. 500.
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS Tho demand de cor CO..
tnncs yerv light and prices xeHa1o without ys1bls
, 1873-02-05

METALS AND TIMERS, 6ToCK-Trado begins
to 'brghten up" little orders arc coming a,. n
fu the interior with more ana ace,S
but are held n:ead1ly at quotations:
TN P1A1E-Io, 101l4, s14.oo; do. 12x12, $l4.6o
Pc TM-Large, 4oc; small, He; bar, 42c-
SHEET Z1So-Fu1l casks, 1oHc; half casks, JIG;
less quantity, 11Ee; slab, &c.
SHEET IRu.-No. ~, TIC rates.
coPpEH-coprer bottoms, 46c; braziers, over u os
47c; timed copper, 43c.
11Kc; 13 and il, IKE; IS and 16, 14o; II, lie +;
Is, 1ec 10, 1ae; oc full bundle. is per cent dis
count: fence wire, &c..
ruling firm at present quotations: 10d, per Eeg, S!o
rates Sd, do S5.75; 3d. do, 300; ID, d. S825 81
do, s7.00; Sd do, fine, S. I'd do, $a.'5; cnnen'
, 1873-02-05

There were, in round numbers, 5,oto, 900 more
pounds Of wool received In New York las: yer TINA IN
1871, ond 49, 600 pounds more than IN l5o b:sces
this gratifying evidence ct Increasing rae tue Po
quantity Of wool received here that, year was 5o
pounds last year, 81 shown aboye had 1nsreset 70
69,1776ss pounds. There wcro also 9,214 bales Of
The stock of wool In New York on the 1st inst vas
149865oo pounds, against II i'll $50 pounds IN 5;n:k
New York stock Is abou. half domestic and half foreign
wool The stoc. Of wool in the principal narko.s on
tho list int compares with that at the Rana tn1e LAST
1o@fSel9 1873: ia;3: 1s:s: ls;s:
Eli fn,asiaii: dsSa 5a.5Sso ssee
boston ..s,eo3,ooo e,953,ooo 2osos 5'ss1
There wcro 800 bales Of ehcepskins in stock on tho
1st inst. In the city; last year there were none.
United states was 100 600 pounds sn increase Of
0o0 ponnds tho production Of tho preceding
year The total quantity Of wool imported at the four
New York rh,lsdsp'M m M sna az pao5s'
about 90 900 pounds more tam were imported III
1911 !; and nearly three and half times tho quanusy
received In 1870.
: The magnitude Of tho wool industry Of tho United
States is shown by the following stateent from the
1cst census, tEkcn in June, 1870: There were tne9
ana the carsd cIpi
859 workpooplo, an:: paid 20 curing sae pr
year for labor. They consumed 173 o9 poanas Is o'
domestic wool 46.5a1, los pounds of foreign ,aSs
$50 pounds Of cotton 26l pounds Of shoady
HHIsKEy.
The Cincinnati Enquirer hays:
Eleven million thirty-eight thousand eight hunoteu
twentyntne proof gallons snd o1 and T. eon
houses In Cincinnati during tho year 181 Hoo" VII
be found Tho amount manufactured and sold by each
OF the largest Tedisting and recny1nE houses IL LIZ
er31{n {nv
, 1873-02-05

Tie barrels eyc c.tin.nted at 40 proof gallons each
the actual nuInter Of barrels bciug therefore, ueh
greater owing to the fact that large bulk OF tho
whiskey IL below proof.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat was fairly actiTe and
1<c lower. No. spring sold at 4@1:23sS4
seller the month, and 91.26}s@1. .26}4 sollor Feb
ruary, both closing at tue inside. Germ Mas
mouth, and 305s@31c eellor March. Other grim
and provisions were inactive.
, 1873-02-05

OiL%In this department there IS come improve
rucnt in tho demand and the general market exhibits
irm tone The only article for which the feeling is
weak is carbon, fair orders being freely hned st c
concession from the quotation. Lnseed Is tchdlhe
higher Turpcnt1ne and lard are also very dEna, and
the fo1mc. has advanced Sc during tie week We now
Sc: Tnsesd, raw, SOC do boiled csc: whale, ssc;
sperm, S2oo@al 10; neatsfoot oil, strictly pure, Alo;
do extra, csc do No l. Soc hank OIL 6s9Ios stsaais
tina, 6 gravity 25c: naphtha. common, 2oe- ,..,
PAINTS coLoEs ASn PuIISsoae rs eetaT m1te het..a In
hcin0 mora favorable for painters. Trade Is stLl
alsck however, aad values reu'ain unchanged a7 fo
, 1873-02-05

1928, 1912. 1s7o-71. 1s69-7o.
Rse1, Bsei, bsi. n;ls .cs sl $s1i4 @ ss t tsl
Lard, II 23 333
Butter. h.. l,o30,219 5.b24 4o8,su 316,427
Cheese, ihs 7,los,5ol 6,45o,1e4 eo:5,57s Sl19s!
Tallow, .1o;7eo,124 ao4 1905 e4s IT,
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and Ireland,
for the eleven months ended Dec. 81, for four
, 1873-02-05

The following information in reference to the
wool trade Of Nom York ia given in 9r. James
Lynch's circular:
The total quantity Of wool brought into New York
las. year l63, ,146 baos, equivalent to 6917666
pounds Tbs eupp1y Mzs received from tho following