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The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25
$1.75.

STATE OF MAINE,
CUMBERLAND, SO. (
Office of the County Commissioners Of
CUNT eI land County,
Portland Dec. 10th, 1873.
To Luther c. Porter, of Neenah, in the State Of
Wisconsin.
YOU are hereby Notified that upon your petition
Il for estimation of damages sustained by you in
consequence OF the location of the Portland and
Ogdens 'urg railroad over your land in the town of
Baldwin, in said county, which pet tion filed in
the office OF said Commissioners the eighth day of
March, A. d, 1872; said Commissioners have placed
their report upon tile in this office, and that said
Commissioners have estimated the pecuniary dam
ages stained by you by OF said location, at
the sum of f,rty dollars (S4O)
Said Report is Gated May Goth, 1872.
Per order of Coulty Commits sioners OF the county
of Cumberland. d. W. FESStNDEN Clerx
wJt-52
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MARRIED.

In this city, Dec %, by Rev. S. F. JONES' Franklin
Simonds and Maria s. Beeman, both Of Portland
In Falmouth, Dec. %. by Rev. q. w. Gould. Chas.
d: Halves Of Deering and Miss Josephine M. Knight
of Falmouth
In Kennebunkport. Dec. %. Albert Welch of Free
port and Esther Ann. only daughter of Capt. VIM.
Davis.
In Otisfeld Nov. 10. by j. W. Holden. Esq.,, Cyrus
Il. Holden and Miss Rachel Marlla Peace, both of
Otlsfiell (No cartls.l
In Annapolis. Md. Dec. g. by Rev. j. r. Matthews
at the Chapel Of the Naval Academy, Lieut.. Eugene
D: +. Head. U. S. N. and Mamie. daughter of VIM.
w. w. Wood. Eugineer-in -Chief U. ;. Navy.
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The following lines were written on a
pipe purchased at Stebbins' Cigar Store
$50 Congress Street. The writer had
just received it as present from a
young Lady.
Tube, love thee as my life;
By thee 1 mean to choose my wife.
Tube thy color let me find,
On her skin and in her mind.
Let her have shape as fine;
Let her breath be sweet as thine;
Let her. when her lips kiss.
Burn like thee to give me bliss;
Let her 10 some smoke other,
All my failings kindly smother,
Often when my thoughts are low,
Send them where they ought to 60.
When to study incline,
Let her aid be such as thine.
Such as thine her charming power,
In the sacred social hour;
Let her live to give delight,
Ever warm and ever bright
Let her deeds, WIENER she dies,
Mount, as incense TO the Skies
The Largest Stock of Pipe and
Cigar Cases kept i'm the
above Store.
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A. PARSONS, M. D.,
d e N T I S TH

has removed to
NO IL MARKET SQUARE
T-SPECIALTY-Adminst of Ether for
the purpose of extracting teeth without pain.
iun13 sniff
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25

ANOTHER ALLAN LINE.-The Boston Journal
says.Slr Hugh Allan has announced his deter
mination to establish a line of steamers be-
tween Boston and Liverpool, having terminus
at the Eastern railroad wharves in East Boston,
1t is said this enterprise will not, however. be
inaugurated at present, nor until the compile
ton of the Portland & Ogdensburg railroad, by
which new route will be opened between
Montreal and Boston, via the Eastern railroad
and its branch to North Conway. 1t is not the
intention-so report goss-of Sir Hugh Allan
to try an experiment in running steamers from
Boston to Liverpool. but to establish perma-
nent line to be supported By this new Eastern
railroad route to Montreal and the West and
by the line to the West via the Hoosac Tunnel.
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p A [ N K l. L E RI
FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain-Killer
HAS BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY OF CLIMATE
AND BY ALMOST EVERY NATION
KNOWN TO AMERICANS,

1t is the constant companion and estImaleb friend
Of the missionary and the traveller, and land
and no one should travel on our Lakes or Rivers
without it.
has been before the public thirty years. and
probably has wider and better reputation than any
otter proprie airy medicine of the present day. AT
this period there are but few unacquainted with the
merits Of the Pain-Killer; but while exlo
linlment, they know but little of its power in cas-
ing p lin when taken internally while others use i,
internally with -at success, but equally igno-
rant of its healing virtues when applied externally.
We therefore wish to say to all that it is equally
cessful whether used internally externally, and j,
stands to-day, unrivalled by all great catalogue
OF fami medicines. 1t ie sufficient evidence of its
virtues as standard medicine, to know that it is
now used in all parts Of the world aud that it's sale i
constantly increasing. No curative agent has had
such wide snread sale or given such universal salts
ia ton. II Is purely vegetable compound and per-
fectlv safe in unskillful hands.
After thirty years trial. is still receiving the most
unqualified testimonials to its virtues from persons
Of the highest character and responsibility. Physi,
most Ell ctual preparation fT the extinction of pa
It s not only the best RENE ly known for Bruis
es Cuts, Turns, &c, but for Dys ntery or Cholera
or any SORT of bowel plant it is remedy unsur-
passed for efficiency and rapidty Of action In The
great cities of udia aud other hot climates it has
become the Standard Medicine for all such COM
pl ints as well a. for Dyspepsia Liver Complaints
and other kindred disorders. For Coughs and Colds
Canker, Asthma, add Rheumatic difficulties IT. has
been proved by the most abundant and convincing
testimony to be an invaluable medicine.
Be,oare of all lmitators.
The Pan-Kille: Is sold by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States and Foreign countries
Prices-25 cents, 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS Il son, Projectors
No. 1876 High St., Providence, R. ].
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Let.
Store No. 80 Thomas Block, Commercial street,
now occupied by Elias Thomas I'd. Possession Civ
en- January 1. 1874. Apply to +. j. ROLLINS, %
Exchange street. dc25sn lot
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Notice.
DURSUANT to license from the Hon. Judge of
Il Probate for the County of Cumberland 1 shall
sell at public auction on the 2sth day Of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1914, at two O'Clock in the afternoon at
the "Joseph Hanson place." called in Windbam,
in said county, the following described real estate
namely. About eight acres o. land situate in said
Windham. lying on the northeasterly side Of he
road leading from Daniel CObbs to John Webb's
ac stu AteI in said Windham abont one mile from
said Hanson place and joining lands Of Jonathan
said real estate being part of the estate of Louisa
H. Cobb, late Of said Windham deceased.
Dated this 18th day of December, A. D. 1873.
JAMES ALONZO COBB,
w3t-52 Administrator of said Estate,
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DIED.

In Cumberland Centre. Dec. 10, Mr.. Josiah B.
Morse. aged Sc wears II months.
In Utisfeld, Dec. II. Mrs. Judith Holbrook, aged
81 years.
In Oxford, Dec. 70, Mr.. Nathaniel E. Burns, aged
IS years.
In Waldoboro, Dec 10. Capt. Pelham Winchen-
bach, aged 81 years months.
In Damari>cotta, Dec. IL. Mr.. Eben Dow, aged 70
years months.
The Portland daily press., 1873-12-25

Ar at Marseilles 9Th inst, Hattie Mcfarland, NC
Garland, New York.
Sid I'm Flushing Roads 7th, Southern Chief, Hig-
gins, Tybee.
Sid I'm Calcutta 10th inst, Jennie Barker, Waite,
for River Clyde.
Sid FIN Hamburg 7th inst, Bertha. Schwartz, for
Savannah
Ar at Palermo Nov i4th, Rabboni, Coombs. Mar
seilles 26th Tubal Cain, Stone, do; Kossack Smith,
from do.
SPOKEN.
Dec /, lat 43, Ion rs. barque George Treat, from
London for New York.
Dec 8, lat SO 10. lon 81 10, barque Hornet from
Philadelphia for Gibraltar.
Dec 0, lat IS 81 N, Ion 50 "a W. brig A Cheney,
from Rio Grande for New York.
Nov %. lat 80 n, Ion IS "a w, sch A Reed, from
Portland for Guadalupe.
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COUNTY BONDS.
CITY. BONDS.
SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
All carefully selected in the west, paying 10 to u
per cent interest. Very safe as well profitable.
CHARLES Nj. HAWKES..
90 MIDDLE STREET.
junl3 sniff
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The aale of Reserved Seats for the Y. M. G. A.
Course of Entertainments will begin at nine o'clock
A. M. Tuesday at Stockbridge's. The price of the
reserved seats for the course will be 30 cents.
dc19sn1w c. K. LOMBARD, Chairman.
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RICH,
RARE,
BEAUTIFUL
WARM,
USEFUL,
SENSIBLE
HOLIDAY GIFTS
at
LEACH'S,
81 MIDDLE STREET,
Always
THE LARGEST STOCK.
THE BEST GOODS,
THE LOWEST PRICES!
DELI sn2w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN the ,corld
and instantaneous; nodsappointment; no ridiculous
tin or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll fleets Of
bad dyes washes. Produces IMMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL Brown, and leaves the hail
lean, soft and beautiful. The 5enune. signed w. A.
Bazchelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR, Prop, N. z.
ld&W lvrsN
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The Most Valuable Gift
For New Years
Is a Policy OF Insurance with the
Great
Mutual Life Insurance Company,
OF NEW YORK.

tt ID n0C ike many OF tne g1ftS OF the DAY, which
have but little or raiue beyond the time but thi,
value (ike money at interes0, not only for the pres
est but for the future. Thousands are every veal
availing thems of these wise provisions for the
benefit of families friends, and none should neg
lect it.
TxY 1T. You or your frien's will never regre,
having made choice of 30 good subject.
pany furnishes the test, and Sixty.six Million
ID HAIRS the continually increasing security for all
time No other Company presents such adrantayes
1T IL THE BESf WAY to provide 70,
the future! Begin the new year with it. 1t will moi
she ten life, but by its influence upon the mind Is
calculated 10 prOlong your days.
WIN. ID. LITTLE. Gen. agent,
de23is1w Once 40 ~ Exchange Street
, 1873-12-24
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following instruments we're fled for record
on Tuesday, Doc. ~:
CITY rnorEuTg.
Prairie ~, naar corner Of Twonsy-sixth ss. 4,
1okx120 II, with building, dated pso. II considera-
ton, $4,000.
Lot a. In ltock !, of Arooroh NV Sod a0,f3o,
IA, dated Dec II; consideration, $710. -...
Lot IT, III Block 9, BhstNehl's Addition, with build
iugp, dated Dat. TO-; confederation, $4,000.
WNsh Of u Lot 10, In block p safns Addil1ont
With buildings, dated Dec. 10 consideration S2000.
Leayitt sl, bo.ween Fowler ii aud EvorRroon nv, "
4 % IL to alley, dated Dec. o. consideration, $685.
Lots IL to TO- III Block /. Buttons Addition, dated
Dec "a, consideration, s9o,ooo.
ls, dated Nov. II; consideration, 81 900. .,u,
tnta 1B to 90 Iii Block Q. In Oahtrat Park Addition,
dated Dec. II consideration, - ,lUo.
NORTH or ctTY LIMITS.
ualsted st. 1870 fl If wellington st, n :. s011oo IT,
dated Oct. 2, 1879; consideration. $ttc50.
SOUTH OF CRY LiMtrs.
Bowen ~. y Of and near Vtaaei!,ra AZ, I, 25112o
It, dated Oct. .; consideration. {ll ,UUo.
l,ewen ~. Of ana iiear Vlncel.eH Az, I, 25x10U
It. dated Nov, 27 /; consideration, 81, roo.
Lots "a ald 23, III Block H. Wright l. WindcttH y
eh ufsw Sci. y, 49, Il, dated Deo. 10; eons!dora~
' LII Is 10 80 In nloct Of nsintzs pert X sc
Jot 37 iu Block, dated Dec. 15; consideration,
wy Mo,o md g. in nocx 10, of Adam Smiths part
&c., &c. 80 l3 dated Dec, 10; consideration, 81 600
Lota 20 and 1t, III o. A. Dogusa Addition, dated
Dec - consideration. t998.
Lot Block s, leaversile dated Apl q; conridora-
tim 81 900. y
, 1873-12-24
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET;

TUESDAY EVENING, DeH. %.
ALCOHo1-Waa In moderate ssquest, and sleady
LEANS nisSs And pEAs-wcro III moderate local and
shipping rs'lHest Ut Asrudy prces We quote: navy
siso,1o; psss sl.ool25 pr ba IL csss, aad sl.s5
uAaa1So-owtng to tho continued du'luess Of
East. somewhat eusler fsanK las bean layeloi,etl
here, aud tn cotton seamless bags note ~ iecIo
fair vt forluoT quotations. Wool Faeks re-
s4s; :s Ludlow a, s3s; Lsys.ea i. s3xo; American
Sss: s' @'!s;f saa I vss :ss, T. Siss; ssi
DO aonh?e 27}s @aso WOO! sucks. csfa ese- -.
days hsa accldsdly Improved, aud lie 1narkdt IL very
Gru. Although no chango, IN quotation. has oe-
CURED dealers aro generally firm ~ tlsif . views.
SSss' Ss . Il iass s es GSs s;oo ss'q sss
fsss sfss ~ tsSs &si S ss'@ to s'''s' ''k 'fa '''
Au1LpINa MATER1ALs--There ID very little do
nH, md psieea w very lAt!s letter tAa'i ..ont'
eaa;tng ea. tsasssoo; tSs % ioss,.iaio seient
utira. Ioulaytlle: and Atron cone $40 bsl t9rs-
aul cuu,eut, s7Oo@7.to; marble .!nst, 500; ,!no
Su. % 4es lau1 lls.ter,, is:9o ! ri; ,lre brtek i
@ esSSs SpesssS s;ss ssaS sitss ssaes @
$s50; Milwaukec and Rae!,!e pressed 81. .ooa3o 10
ssn a.9S@: e. ;,d9s 5qa'Sp. a Efssss EssssS
| y br1, $J.OU424.G 4.Go. .
UUrYE,a-Yha past week has heen au active one III
tbfy brunch Of tradu, anl higher priceR lave bee W.
tnIi,sheJ rue recepts, though perhaps fully ~ argc
is u former ,aass ut this ssason havs .sady fani
uraLualIy upproti.tcd pl.til 4asacs OF ta3o has
BEEN sstd sos salss oe tasy ysl!9y layo Sso oeot
SUPPLY Il uny Crude, una tho market may be anoct
lrni as gol!QWs; Choice to fancy yellow. 3o83!o
medium to good, G.&a7c inferior ~ co1amon, 1o
| a1a !: ro,nIuots 10 shoce roll, lSeslQe>
CANNED aooDs-oMa13 ysry aaist but , ssto ihs i y
January, Prices asq uuequtyoea(y Arm, and soln
limos must spot nlvance. prlow ar0 tho quotations
i QQQpH.
, 1873-12-24

e1asorH would not concodo. No. Q mold At g 1.o0I
@l0O, according to location, with abuut 81 .os as
tho general marriott at tho close. 1se]eoted wna
quiet at 9oo ontHtdo tho Hook. Ie1nnd olovator.
a1.40; 100 bn No. o at s1.Ooi 100 bu do at
$1.o0}d; 100 hu rejootod At o6o, 800 bn do at
D9o, 400 .bn by sample ak s1.l0; 400 Int do nt
s126, 1901 bn lo.at e1.2o, 400 hu do at s1.12,
40o bu do ~ et.00, on trnck 4o9 l,i 90 at si.o6i
Tho following aro Tho footings OF Tho of,cia,
report Of grnin In atoro In this city on tho evon-
Ing of Saturday lust, and at corresponding datos:
, 1873-12-24

tl2oo1 1900; mixcd. $40. 90 prime rsairie,
s.ae 1nosT ON WAuoN-TsmoshY, siaNg@ia:oo
prairie, s1.oo@p.50. For delivery OF pressed, $l.oo@
1.60, RccortltnH to distance.
HIDEs.For the frat fow days Of the weok under
!oviow ht.loa wore somow1t excited and h!Rhar ow.
ing to lively local comre.tton bnt buyers Hnbaequcnl
ly Withdrew from tho natket md to-day H. ta oaa1cr.
and atocRs llRve accumulated somcwhut. Prices aro
now re'aasey Msshtr than at tho East. We % nMotS 4
ta1oko: d. hoayy, pV50ac; part c'tratl, sSa3o;
green calf, to green kip, 100 dry calf, 2uc; dry krt
i7e; dry aaltct. l4sihc; dry 1lnt, la15l7o; ddcon
skins, sa@4o; grabhy, scored, cut Or otherwise datn-
snoop pes, wool eatiusatcd waahcd, poi, ID, 373@
400.
Hops-Wcro dull and ahado casler. Emmet Wo1ls,
In hs weekly crcutar. eayai Notwithstanding The
our market hna been extremely dull, aud prices Of
most descriptions must be quoted Is lower. We know
Of no new developments oalcMinteA to bring nbunt
this deo)ine, and therefore, can only attribute It to
tho Bao canBcs which have c1Htu for Boveral woakR
past. II ie certainly no new fcaturo for gtewcrs 10
bcoon0 thoroughly convinced tha rricca havo oucho
Doston they then begin 10 stir about mud lay III their
supplies. The mora active tho market becomes by
speculative purchases. tho more eager thsy 10 buy
healthy llop maskot sudden and sharp advance III
prices. However, while Germany continues to boat
OF "m1ghty Bsocks IN hnud6 Of Erowers and uercli-
atsb must confcsa we eau eco but llto 10 warrant
tho beief entertained BY many growers and loalers
CROP" W. quote: Common to primo Waatorn, 3ulS
i0c: Now York S..tc 40S45o; Davsrian, 40@15c.
IllON AND BTEEL-TrnHs continues noderata and
no particular clnnge In prices hga tHken place. A
trmer tons s beginning tn develop taoat, owing 70
pig neaia apu it In thonght TINT thu downward ton
tcucy Of brices IA now urresked. We qunta:
, 1873-12-24
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY E9rNrFo, Dec. q.
Tic following wero tho receipts snd shipments
Of tho leadlng articles OF produce 1n Chicago
during tho past twonty-folrr hours, and for tho
corresponding date Que year ago:
, 1873-12-24

u11EEBr-Thero laa heon vrry decided Improves
ment in The atnatiofl OF thia market. undDr tho iu.
tl,cnce Of advance Of k9sla In Now York. and an
increased nnand, prfcea hRve gone up fully ID during
Tho week. There ID very little clecAa remaining
III frat hands, aud jobbers rredct further upward
movement Ut prices. The market Ia strong ~ fol.
lows New York factory, mild, 1t@l6c; Ohio factory
hnh Wostnrn factory do, l91ao lower BrdeA. 0112c.
COAL-Tho demand ronstn,tea light at unchanged
prices. Tht prevalent feeling, however, IL nrner.
and III Aome OF to better hr1uds Of soft coal carly
ADVANCE Ia lookod for. We mike no change In our
list, followa: Lchgh, .prepared tl1.00: Lach-
awanns. t1n00; Eric, $3.50; Walnut 11ill, $3.50 !;
Nrooks f8.v0: DlosRlnrR, s3bo@0.00 Oannolt $n.00
(aD.D0 Lick Iun, $96U Hooking Valley, &ob0; 1n4
datin block $7.0U; Barclay $500; Kirkland 0rnte.
$500; Minonk 1850 Wilmington, $500; Midway,
$9h0.
COorEnA1E-Thod demand from packers haA been
eaa urgent thfn week, md this With vcrY 1ibcrnt
celpts, hsa ca.ised considerable tnolino In packard
Rooda though to-tiay pork lsrreta tro hettor.
good many inforior lots tnve bocn sent IN recently
and tioy kclt slowly atirrcgnar prices. Wo qnoD Polk
barrels, tl.60al.d3; whsky barres, 81 lard
tierces, $t.b7H4l.6216 flour barrcIe, 48t56bo; pork
atavos rough 81 00S23.00 do hucled, $1l.uc@26,D0
tierfe Ataycs, rough, 322 0d@N.o0 bnckea or sawed,
$15 6Oa2800 whtkey atayes, r0ugh $l6.c0@2BC0: Ito
hucked, $39.o0da35o0: Hour aarcs $9foa1l Gu; crcle
-four headnR, 7h@9Me per act; noar noon-poles.
$4 GOA 1901 PER III. Wo uDto saIcs Of cnrs nlu 600
pork Garrola ut $780, 600 do 1t SLIGO: 500 lard
tterccs at g2 60n 10 at 81 8D cars do ut 81
DRUGS AND Gl1Eal1CAL9--Tbur IL no cianga to
note in this department. Orders, though generally
light, arc coming forward quito freely, aud busnesa,
fQr tic seaso, ii batlafaelory pteca are uniformly
, 1873-12-24

LEATnEn-Dufincsa continues steadily to improve
and prices gradually urtientnR. Interior dealers,
ordering onty such amounts M acemod regulate TO
meet Immediate walta, are now buying with some-
thing akin To- their oldttmo hberaty, and tho elect
ally light tlere s probability Of IN carly advance
in certain lines Of domestic, ~ wa ~ III inportsd.
stock. We nuke no chsuga In our quotations N fo.
f1nd
, 1873-12-24

The Indianapolis Sentinel recently publahod
an article cuncernlng tho growth and prosperity
takon:. Tho city contained q population of about
IL, ,uD0 in 1850, and than $4,000 iu 1870, aud
now e!ntEs, reckoning by tho city directory,
nbout 81, ,090. TLe iSeasiaa! gays
Our wholesale trade Is anoher gratifying feature q
trado Of tis city noar 900 III 1900. III 1870
4 was near 81 Co., while for lpa: year i was ~
7747s9 Our advantages over other cities Ut the West
in rcgard to fseghts Will recount !u for thls
surprising increase.
III the conception Of the tdea Of donbc-trnck bot
railroads ccutcnE in the city for tho transferring of
fssights, 1na,anapols ranks tho world.
Although tic enterprise OF tho Belt Railway
Company is not yot compile ted, 1t is tho iuten-
titn 10 complete It as soon as practicable.
With the completion Of thiu enterprise, In
dfanapo}s "ll haye, counting tho labd on each
side, from twenty-five to thirty m1os Of territory
Icy manufacturing rsrposes, eyefy asre Of which
road entering the oily, tllus air5ring advantages
to hundreds OF manufacturers. which can bo
found nowhere else in tho world.
And this, IT is expeetsa, will add largely to
tho through freiglta which lave Goou pRsBl1g
over tue lines north anl soutll, OH account Of
the lokentions in tho city. There los so.beeu
MI ipuonao amount OF building dune; and the
| eat.naRted cost OF tho buildings completed
OF i'll the Sourae Q: erection iu tAa Sy sud f. GU
virons will not fall short OF S5.4oo,Qo0 About
! forty-iise milcB Of new BtroetB hase benn maao,
| and several bridges hnvo boon completed or aro
helng built.
Tho Sentinel states that tho entire debt Of tho
city is about S9ao 000 and largely oyorstates that
about $14 .U0000U. Tho loyy for CITY taxes in 1u-
dlanapols for tllB yoar Ia stated to 10 1-lO per
| cent untl tho total Of Slnto, county, township,
sud city lux 7o-1oo per eent'
I Wheat was In moderate demand in"tho attcr:
| NOON. and 'DtOKDt thA EHEI6 OIL 'ClIuUGo. NO.
, 1873-12-24

k5Ss No. J. ssouzi eiitssssi Se s
onrnRo -. ntonS so"', S4s'a9; ,;,> ,,,,r,,,,
very qaie. with lu or Imagination III va.ues. IT,
low arc tho quotation:
Strictly r',re... - s,,.oo
Fancy brauus; s;......."....::::....... o.oo@iooo
oennino vetio Montague. ........ 1o,5o6lt.no
American" ......o.... ........ n.ooasll.bo
Masnrs's railroad eolors. ............. 11.oo@l16o
Palace cur colors, III cana. 1Uhoy l3.h0
Mos]so 1!Ss,n ysa Ssr9 P, s'k' $780, ora.. s2 sso
Engsh orango iniaeral.., .......a l5.19
pIttaburgh orange minesni.......... asA- l2.e1
f%srean kassa ass fe IL; lssi. .:... e.,
English scrmiou. per lb......-..... " 1et&itT0
Ssa1'e Ps1is wi's essn:, ;sso rs::
whiting. .....".."."........"... u 1'7ots1t2uo
In bulk. PUTTY: ,Ntssaxo N
sEEDS~wsro ii moder.is eiaan1 md t' rim
Glover was nroaer to-<ihy 81. .6oab76. Hungarian
is steady at so@s5c md m,lies at 7oa75c. tIax IL
lmotby Il t3o5 i7o ungs At s2aj, g bags good Il
sieys; 4 qt t,7s, T., mr., a,,,,,a - ,,o,,,.
grie:s . o1oadssa and essinsw 1ns, si:eo;, eaaasa
&c. g9 s5s .y s2 salsI .as aaay
dsiry, if'th Iae. s4ov Ashen ,latry peF a,s *'eg y
pee nu. ....... :.
| TEAs-Are moving actively at exceedingly nrm
nricos; Il! ndoon to MI nctso conaun'rti7s detnntl
thaTe - que iarge speculative inoyetnent aud te
| tentel!cy q nrces IN utmfsafal i upward. Tho
| american Hfoctr Of Dec. 20 eaya: "The market for
uvoicos continues yors strong, and pr1cea hars up
wafd tendency TAe opinion gnins strength that tho
duty VIII pe rtpace md this has induced sono spec.
uatiVo pafchases: atn the advance Is liRaly 10 b.
sstanou eveh II tha aat5 eho"d not bo !oved, % tho
BLOCKS gre Y NO heahe aTge nnu tho mnrket hos been
atreuRhenng LOT aome lime. oolonEa oil rrpr hate
advanced to oo per lb, aud greens 70 81. Tho nd
vAhce on these hna been moFt maiAeu as these tcas
nave rhled very low. lne ueMahu Tor ihso1cca THIS
Week uas peoh very RIge HEARTY eq1aly alatflbltteI
| between Free1l8t jApattS, Hnu UolungH, The high
, 1873-12-24

NEW Yonk, Dec. 21.-Money was easy At 500 put
rent. .--.
iigAt.
- stons receipts were $at5,o0o. --.
taula cosel ut luHtf, after saIjlng ut 100IG1lOf.
Loaus wero at 4EGi7. l-32 und7 Per cent gol1 for
carrying, aud int for borrowing.
Tic Assistant TreaaMrer aal.ssea 81, 900.
The Gle riuga wtre 81. 100000.
0oyernsNents wore quiet xNd AsU.
State baullH wore dull.
Stocks were lull III the morning, aud the market
leciiue1 from II 10 e pr cent, but niar thu arst ra
firm feeling ket III, ind general advance Of from Il
10 II per uent look (lage. Western Union WIS tho
irainR feature; ne1t III tont Of Interest Union
Pacific Wabag, Pacific hlu a,lu Lake Shore. Stock
Balo5 between ~ aud o'clock amounted tn 0G, ,100
yhurcs, Of which H.tUu WoFe Woscru Union, l8U01
Uniou rariAr, laND W4tItsh, $500 rucIho Mail, 260o
yhio 2o0U Central, ,U00 ~! PAUL t,o0u Lake Shore,
l5UU Columbus, chirago 1nllaua central, xu1 ,00o
Northwestern.
Ef,rI{nU lU93z.
, 1873-12-24

Total OF oil kinds Of grim az, ,8o5. .628 b1,.
Those figures show IN iuoroaHo Of M0,479 bu
within the week, being s95, BID bu wheat. GY, 1872
bu corn, 1920 bu oats, s.0oa bu rye, 12,7so bu
barloy.
A "retatl clothist" will flpd on The accona
pago Of this mornings Crueaday) issue, por-
ton OF tile information ho asks uB to furnish.
For tho rest, "wo will think Of It,"
EXPLOITS OF PROVISIONS.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly givcs
tho following as tho foreign exports Of tho hog
product from tile ports OF Now York and otLor
under mentioned placos from Oct. ~ to Dec. H.
1873, inclusive, as compared with tic exports
from the United statos ports, from Nov. to
Dec. IA, 1878: