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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

Aurora Floyd, or the Dark Deed done in
the Woods, viii be performed on. Wednesday
evening, at Fremont Opera Hall, by Pixies
Opera House Company, from Cincinnati.
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From. lb-s. ELIzABETH COONBs, Bruasl0ieR.

BrunsWick, April = IooI.
MISS SAWYER: received your letter last even
inc. and was very glad you concluded 70 lee me
take your Salve- Think can 90 wen win y, and
-, - eq11of get along tcishOUt Il. He has tried
-,srtbing else and has never found anything that
5eoed rs leg as that Salve Of yours, and VIC have
10th found il TO be all and ereH IROTs, than you
,,scoul1neRd itt be. We have had Il in the family
five or six years, and have used it for everything,
and can truly say zee hare found rs sQtiat-
nse it for a weak back, and il acts ike q enaful.
Mr. Coombs has had Ferer Sore on hiS teg y9f
mad Tot found a remedy in your SdlUs. IL Keeps
it healed, and takes out the Inflammation, proua
flesh and swelling and does for him all that ne can
ask can recommend il for good many thlls99
that you have not, for use Il for everything l
consider il invaluable in family. II you can put
this testimony together, and 1t can be Of any ser
vice to you, you are welcome. -r <,,o,rv,e,
Yours, SC, ELIZABETH GOOAb5'
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Have the best section of Neck Ruffling iii
the city. Also, Lace Footing to make the
above
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FOR SALE

- INLOT No. 952, Fremont, the property
u lately occupied by Francis HaggeTty as a
Grocery Store and Boarding House, near
BUCKLAND, EVERETT Z FOWLER,
etf Agents.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

a1ion 10 push tne growth OF our city as rapid
y as pOssiBls ..l 1tI1I
Why Joseph Kiln Didn't Like the
West.-We were not a little terrified the
other morning, at our Office door being thrown
open, and the form of man landing in the
middle Of the door, in confused state of dis
organization and excitement. Upon examina-
tinn, the individual was no other than our
German friend Joseph kim, of Jackson town.
ship. His first words on recovering bis breath
were. "I tell you they don't get me West, some
more" He then sat down and gave us the
story Of his adventures, until We felt that our
hair was sufficiently gray for one of our years,
and we were compelled to implore him to
stop just before he was attacked by cut throats
for the ninety-seYenth time. Some four weeks
ago JOsephsold his farm in jackson township,
and armed with a revolver, a Jack knife and
paper Of pins, started for Missouri and Kan
sas, with the view of locating some Govern
ment land. He was a little puzzled when, on |
Rlighting at a station in the interior Of Kansas,
crowd Of intinersnts spoke of him as "fresh |
beef" but no attributed it to tho peculiarities
Of the country, and let it pass. At hotel he |
felt annoyed at being disturbed by a nightoWl, !
who hoyered about his bed with six shooter |
in his hand, but this he reasoned might be a |
freak OF somnambulism, and forgave his affiic-
ted visitor. But when, at another horel, |
dozen or more boarders entertained him at |
supper, by telling him that they made prac-
tice of killing dozen or two strangers a week,
just for kind of poetic recreation, he began
to experience such desire to be in Jackson |
township again as he never felt before, and
the next eastern bound train carried a man TO
Ohio who viii never leave the State again.
He showed the faithful revolver that carried
him through safely, and which, in the eight
days absence, killed one gate post, dislocated
q door knob, fatally wounded o, ,cupoIa on q
Kansas depot, and carried away the nose of a
plaster Of paris image that sat on shelf in q
room that he occupied. Mr.. kim, having
lived to be reunited with his anxious family,
will continue resident Of Sandusky county,
and an enthusiastic defender of the Buckeye
State.
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Bears Meat.-We are indebted to Sher-
il Young for 9 ine bear steak, from ono Of
Ton GrangsrS bsars.g Tom had tha- misiOr'
tune or fortune to kill one Of them few days
AGO. and in distributing the meat around he
could not forget the Sheriff or the editors, one
of whom had good cause. to remember the
bears fondness Tor him. As this was the
identical bear which Oecasioned eur neigh
boF's pants to be rsseated, We would suggest
that he can now visit Toms menagerie with
out danger Of incurring an unexpected taiIor's
bill.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

Youngman's Clothing Store opposite
the post-olfice is the place to buy good suit
of clothes cheap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14
Triumph in The Air!

Great victories are reported in the Clothing
Trade. DryfOos s. Bro. the Prince of Clothing
Merchants of the West, having at great cost
fitted up the finest store room in the State,
have just filed it from cellar to garret with
the best and cheapest stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in the whols West. They
have overcoats enough to supply the present
generation, and are selling them SO cheap that
the poorest man may dress in the finest cloth.
Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed as q
man can be for few dollars by purchasing
his clothing of Dryfoos & Brother.
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fhe Prospect.-Some weeks ago we
ventured the prophecy that the present year
would witness a greater material growth Of
our city, than any previous year. Tho imme-
diate prospect, as spring arrives, sustains the
correctness of our position. Arrangements
are already made for the erection Of large
number Of buildings the coming summer, and
new NOTWITHSTANDING establishments are SPRING
ing up continually. Fremont is not as liable
to periodical insanity as Tifin, nor as much
in love with undisturbed repose as Norwalk,
but when We quietly take step ahead the
progress tells: We believe that our citizens
are moving with quiet but positive determ-
alton to push the growth of our city as rapid
ly as possible f.t g{I3
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Live stock MarAets.

BUFFALO, March II.
BEEF-Reeeipts for the week, 1924 Sales
at $4SOa537to $5.00a6 90.
SHEEP Receipts for the week. g, 900. Sales
at nominal prices.
HOGS-Prices nominal at S525aS5. 40.
CHICAGO, March, y.
BEEF-$400a6.2
HOGS $4.50to525
SHEEP-$3 65a5.60
PITTsBURG, March II, q
BEEF-$4 50a6.65.
SHEEP-S40 400a6.50.
HOGS-s5. .70a5.95.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

IfyOu want Gloves, for 10 cts to $50, go
to A, Hoot g. Son.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

Sudden Deaths.-Under this head We
made mention last week, Of the sudden death
q tive children. whose parents reside in Riley
township, but at that fine we wo3o not
acquainted with the particulars. One was the
child Of Jacob Lejeune, and was about sixteen
months old. II had been sick for some time,
but is death occurred suddenly as mentioned
at the time. Tbs ether was an infant only
ten weeks old, the child Of Charles KahlOr
and its death resulted from fits
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14
When Dumb Animals

Children cry-tor Pitcher. Cas-
toria. 1t regulates the stomach, cures wind
collie and causes natural sleep. 1t is substi-
tute for castor oil
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-03-14

show Cases!-For sale cheap, at E. L
Cross.
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10 TIE AEFLTCTED.

TO TIE AFFLICTED.
Ifvour Druggist is out Of the Salve, and negleeta
to keen supplied send sixty cents as directed be-
low, and receive a box By return mail.
Put up in Largo Boxes at so cents eae9
fnearI three times as large as the box represented
aboye5 Prepared by MISS c. SAWYER, and
nut up by L. M. ROBBINS, wholesale
and Retail Druggist, Rockland, Me-
A Trial Box sent free BY mail on reeeipt OF sLA'y
cents. by /. NJ. ROBBINS, Roekland, Me-
THIS VALUABLE SALVE Is SOLD BY
al, DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
For Sale BY C. R. MoCULLoCH, Fremont.
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Those windsor
Joseph & Co.

Have arrived, in all desirable shades, at
j. JOSEPH & Co.
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See advertisement in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
1-rrI.nnl.. A. - IL :. ~.


LONDON Nov 25Amcsn securies-smaa sales at unchanged
price,. Erie Railway shares 49,
Iy1EPoot, Nov. 25l2;3O Coon-Sales on the basis o.
nothing below Good Ordinary shipped October and
November J6 do d. shDpe November aud December al
b-i6L
LvsRpooL Not, 25l m.Cotron is Grni MddBng Uplanis
SsaSsL Mdins Orleans, SsL sales l2OOO bales, ncuGing
1000 .or speculation ana export.
LoSDOS, Nov. Dol 80 Bre Railway shares, JOot Paris
dispatches quote tentes a. 0sf Zoe
IIyYRPuOL. 25-lSO o. mCOton sales the bass OF
hdng Upsnd; nothing beos Good 0rnary shipped November at
5lBL; do shipped November and December. Bread
uf, ,teay Wheat ID 29l$ erns for average California
White 81 Wheat for the three dsy hsyO been
80 900 quarters including $4,000 American The receipts Of Cou
t 1000 quarters. ucluiag 1000 Ane-
can. Beef. ~ a hbL for New Mess
256 ma dispatch from Paris quotes Ren' a,
5SL 81 l2c. -,
Iospox Nov 2j--3 o. m.-Bre Railway shares 3Gla
LIVERPOOL Nov 2j3 mOf the Cotton sales to-day 64OO
bales An erican.
IoSDos Nov 1880 D. mrhe Of bulon gone into
the England balance to-day 2i52OOO B1e Railway
LospoS Noe 25-5 -Corsos for money 927sa93 FOR the
s,e,nn.. 93d93ls
LnEErooI Nov. 2j--5 m-CottonTo arrive irner sales
Addnq Upl,ncs nothing below Good Odns shipped
October S do. shipped November aud De
cruber SAL sippei December January at llGd
Refined Petroleum, l3l20l IL. q gallon.
LONDON, NOV 25--1 o. m.-lsl0w, 4Oi5 q crt
Asr0KRI Nov. 25reiroleau :ijL Tor ne Pale American
LyrRPooL Nov. 25--Eyening- Linseed oil. All y ton.
LosDos Nov 25-bVenns.-Spns lurPenHne, 81 b y eNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
cDTpoN NARKFTg

CNcrSvarr Nov 2jCottoo firm; MiiiarS iS'sri r'ecV'
2-} bales; shy ments, 200 bales; stock. los bales
firm; hhfHngs IA - fee'Oes
49l bales Shiuneuts. YDf bslcs sOfk. 2.JOJ bales
WmAisGros, 25-CotoB sealg 81 fbngs il'sfi D' ~
cepts 81 bales; siles ia bles soes. ], - haieA
NORFOLK ZJ-C0ttou firm; Low Msehngs 10 - he' ~
ces lbs bales exports cosstSe 23 bales ses 4oV ''
stock. g SGT bales. $50 .-,,- s
1913 bales; shipments 800 bales stock p u bales
SAVANNAH 25-COton strong and aouyei h.l 81
1857 bales: EXPORTS O. Great Brian ODV Das
sales 2,62l bales stock. 96706 baes o- -
GALVESTON, Nov 2j-CottOn am; Good Orln1fY I"'e Urn
ary l2is.; receipts 4Os7 baesi sales 500 baai s@eA
39,0lS bales 80,
CHARLEsrox Nov 25-Couon finer; Mtinvs 1850 Low Hs,
dhng 14i2cs Strict Good Ordinary II -; net reeeptS 5i"0
bales; sales 800 bales stock. 1851 bales. 49,
goroS Nov - Cotton que, and MildlBes lCr res
ceps, 4S3 bales 1ib bales sales @OO bales socA oVO"
BALTIMORE Nov 25-Coton Mbdin0s Is " Low Md
dlmz, l43idli 7G Strict Good Ordinary, 4ifol sci nei r.
cipts receipts 1904 bas exports eoaFisr,
2S5 bales 62 baies stock ii h bte
NEwORLK.Ns dm and in good demand Low dd
dines 154c; Strict Good Ordinary II "; ret rg, ITO
gross 1893 bales gexpos, 10 Great Britain 2s3 bales -
Continent, 1922 bales sales 5000 bales last evening zoV"
bales; stock l2207S bales. 49, -,.,
Low Mding Good 0nuay "a ~; net receipts. l760
bae- exports JJS bales: cose, lD8 bales
sales bales evening. 700 bales STOCK lV2o bales
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2j-toton hrm: hdihnQ, lOci Low
Mdiinzs. 10 % Strict Good Ordinary, ljc gross receipts, ls0
bales. $500. -,
AuGrsrl Nov 2j-Cottou and higher M1lngs lisS
reoe pt., l $50 bales; sales l3J4 bales - 49,.
LOuis 2J-Cotton quiet and dnneri h1dbn' IA ~
receipts 239 bales shipments So baesi sales 100 oii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
CATTLE MARKEr.

BurYA1o Nov. 2jCATrLEThe receipts TO-DAY, incrns %
reported LOO head making n tos ry for
a. 2lJ -l FOR
The market sloN and dn baTes ard
holding weeks rates Boy
of for decline There not Sufficient tae % 60
tahsh qlotsbe prices Sales VI % hea Illinois steers rr ra
1909 $40 h - G2L2dS5 STz; rs head Ohio steers
aging LAP h. s. 10; 50 head Ihnos fed Teas Ringing
from 237 10 1882 10. a. 81.
LANBsThe receipts tofv ineuing rrroi rrvsi-
heal, the total upDt for the ,E
$500 head for TIE tine ils Fha
active, light st weeks nrce-. Nnarr
offerings Of Of LOO bead Michigan esp.
ranging from 30 % ~ a. - % ~ 81 6 100 head Ono shero
RANGING from - to 90 n At - 2la 70 ~ %
HoGsTh to-day inclnang porgd arrivals Ners 29
head making the total supply The week Tia, - .JJD hsi
300 head Tor the time last W Ih' 1t
50 sjaSi o Workers ranging from 100 200 ID "a 100
81 % Tor heavy hogs ranging from 2jo 10 80 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

More doing 81 lower rs, No Nrsi. 1922 esd ae on
track; i3Ls Regular sud hgle at S0R3Ic i"r
closing the oue Barley quet AMI unchanged no
higher 72a75e. wbky higher Nc PORK held br9 20 "a -
ry SsI Meats BlcOaNohng dsng Green deats iebfe,
sboajsrs ic Clear sides Of A5 ~. Hans 7e Hams 10 pAs
Gn al &c. seller January. Lard seady 7 for Sieim e9ef
Uogs HIGHER AZ AZ G51$f u sales 80 - Cat
dIi Tersus range 81 SOFAS good prime native sieos
IA 751si RecpiDt.-3 90 bhs Fou 2oOJD bush Whit,
To- 900 bush Corn 1900 bash Oss, 1000 lush Barley 3OOo
bosh RYE ard 5000 Hogs. :,
white wabash at 81 as who Michigan, ~ ~ Avn
b 1isa cssb 81 1881 AZ December ~ 431Tf so Jana
~ IN 47a4 AZ Corr md Fir Gensnii hls AZ can
So Deeembef 40c January, q oJl cj Fe6Ii, o-S42zi'
NJ do casb 17r lamar n in4S; Low u 1d eash, '1'
New iGas Oats steady so cash pie no 20, ~ ~ ~
600 bush wheat 1900 Corn ard 4V)J Da'' OaI
shlpmeutr-2 900 bash. Whcai and Z 900 bash Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
RECEIPTS OF PRODLCE..

Pr North Yes,,is Railroad,
Nov. 2J27 pkgs Ashes, 22l bb Copper ! 1856 bales Cotton
1871 bbs Pour 800 bbl Meal 657 baEs Meal
lO5 45 bush Wheat 1860 bush Corn $500 bush Oas 800
800 bnh Barley 900 bush Peas ~ bags Grass Seed
372 bb, Beans. 800 pigs Dried Fruit 25 bates Hops 81 bale
Hemp n Hides 40 bales Tow 3O33l Leather 203 pigs Tai
253 pgs 0i0 bbs osin, III bb Spirits Tucune
900 pkg 0cae $50 Pork 900 pkg Cat Meats 7 es
20 Lard Si pky Butter 81 436 pigs Cheese 43l
pkgs Starch pkg Tea 81 hhls fobscco 25j pS d. 80 bale
Wool 1913 bhli WHISKY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
WOOL MARKET.

PHflDELPmA Nov % Wool 6rmer and higher sn imprset
demand Pennsylvania snd Hes. Virginia Double Ern 81
above 4sa5Oc 450iSc; Medium b. U47ci tolrss i3@
45c Sew.York Michigan lnlna and Western Fine, 4Oat5c
Meiiam aiG46c., Coarse A3G4jc; COabiug, Washed 5lF
6O: Conbng unwsshed 37di0c: Canad5 COmbing to-; tnn
Unrsshed 30dS2c Coarse and Medium wsshe 81 5ei TUB
Washed Colorado Washed 23H2Jc Colorado JnSshe
ls42le Extra Mchno Pglei, 35d4Oc Ne ant Superina
Pulled 35diOc; Medium 255Oc Texas Coarse.
II abe; California Fine and Medium 3O3jc. California tosrss.
, spge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for The TsrBUNEl


AsHEsTheecepts to-day 27 pkgs both Pots and Pearl are
still dull and prices entirely nominal
but without
ii 2903lc Western Southern
BOOTS AND SHOES-IhK branch OF trade has been quite Gu
though not felt the depression IN ohr
The orders from the and chiefly
for heavy without much change Inc export demand
bG been limited.
u offered the market this week snd &c. 80 dys vas
bid be obtained New Green hnf al od
1Oo BGb and stalk Braid 1885, ana do Red and Redpped a.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Thee limited demand for Bricks
The for parcels ahoat are Si
IS Pate IS 50a$7 for Jersey SO 70 for Up RIVER ana
Sl4aSl5 Red Sl60sl7 Philadelphia al So 90
1850 90 the for parcels delivered %6dS6 20 for
Pae Jersey 20 OpieI
aSlO % Hsyetraw Bay Cement quiet bnt h
quote Roseue bbL II 49, Roman at "A 5OGs4 TO- ana
Portland ~ - 5OdS5 20.
CANDLES sale and values unehanged Adsmanue
6 or quoted at ls2al9c Sperm al SOcj Patent al 4Oci
and ParaTne al 81 Q32c
COA-Ony limited demand Fogn and for this the market
unsettled Of Liverpool House Camel $50;
$40; Scotch, Sl0GSl2 Steam, and
without much change sales OF AuthTscte BY he cargo
50 80 West Virginia IS JO0S9 Cumberland Soft
81 81 30 The PIe1.sud Reanf coal and Iron Company
Coal board vessel a. Port Richmond for the
December: Hard White Ash - 9jdSj; Free Burning co.
- $685.; shanokn DO 81 10u$j 20; Red Ash, 81 100
IS 20 sehuyh DO. So 95QS5 10 Assks, 80 95ao5 North
Franklin 81 - 90 Lober 81 55ds5 So and Lkens valley
81 7jd@ 10.
COFFIrbere past few DAYS stronger and
Coffee from
based 10
sgap place The import per n. We Rio 20a SOC
26Q and Marscaibo 22U244c Po The martet To-
day was again active prices in this market 800
bag. per Pendeg 300 do per Lord baltimore at n
3Sg9 bsg santos Peerless on private terms ho 81
Baltimore 100 bags RIO per May Queen. at 23lae gold
COTfOS-Ihe demand Cotton is fair the offerings are
sh, pnce have advanced e q H. We quote a. follow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PrOi. +.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully III
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

Included a the above 1875 bales to
deliveries better demand pfices hsbeI
sales as follows. ell on basis OF Low MddlBg: - 800
sales last evening after p. December, 800, 10 1l32e
100, 15ac 20 notice ibis Onth January 100 1885 800
10 2l32c; March. 100, 16 932e; April 800, 10 2i-3Sc
200 l6s total 1000 bales SALES todsy up TO- 3 H.; De
rs 1922 900 10 7-i6c 600. Is l5.32c; 1900 l5Rs
200 10 9i6s; 700 ID 1885, 100 Is 9l6c 500 II 32c
500 Is 2ss2c 100 i6aei 100 1t 5S9c 200 1Sl3-l tS
is 27S2cj 800 10 Bite; 300 157sc 200 10 29$
Ggu 200 is Lice; 200 is 532c zoo I6ge; 100 3l6c
900 i6acj 200, 10 932ei 400, lG4e March 100 l69e
III i1i6c 600 16le; 100 is 25.S2ci 200 1896 600,
l67c; 200 16 15l6e; May 800, l1ci total. ZVfVV paesi
grand total 24.1OO balesH 49,. - -, II, 4.
note Unal sales at 81 gold paid Quicksilver is scarce and
higher quoted s12G gold Morphine dul arc upehaHged ont.
E G are quoted 5OdS5 % - go for
parcels Outline qet but n at S25OasZ52 90 ot case o!'
RON outside bands Ginseng STEADY and fair demand sales Of west
ern 81 25 Seneca Root scare and nomn quo'o az
s5e Prime Tartar quiet small sales az - gou
Esepts and du sales Of handeon O besa'
al 20 gold g. H. Oil Oil Peppermint 81 20 English Chem,.
rather note sales OF soua ASH
Al az 5O Csusc soda $6as6 O6 for ght ies Sal seo On
no Al 81 7OdSl 81 and arrive st 81 90; ~ Carp oas AZ
IS 37I2dS5 622 all gods aud bleaching foNa ~ o. -'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
ToBACcoThe market for Kentucky Leaf continues aues and


WHISKY active aud sales OF $50 bb A. % ado3e
WOOLThere has been rather demand last
ana shade better especially for good Feo hut
ufaeture purchase only their most Of the sales
noted below time; for cish concession would b.
stock here moderate sud well held, The
sales lao bags Pulled IS 39 100 do %
do Black $4,000 Oregon % 900 % State Fleece 50 ami Xxx
OHIO Fleece So 900 10 aDerchut2be 10000
10000 y Tub washed do at SOC. We duote a. i)oss;
DosEsrc fLYECEsNeS York Michigan Indiana and wisconsin
Sarony Fleece Threequirer and Fuboe Meno $50
4sc Hsfbood Fleece, 45aiIc; Qusrebood Fleece 44d4Gc
Common Fleece f00 1Jc.: Com0ing Fleece. % zoe
PESSsTLyAS NIRGSf.thore selected Feee
SO G5Se Fleece J0J3e Three and Fubood Me
ASujlo; Hafb0ol Fleece fS0jOc QarIbo0d fleece 40
a47c; Common Pleece 4Od4ir.i Conbng Fleece GOdO2c
Iowa VERMONT lLLNOisIhequarer anl Fuloloot Ne
ruo 4id4se Habioc Feece 4jG47c Qnstsbcd Fleece, AZ
i4c; Combng fleece 50 IjSc.
fleece, ~ G41c.:
UnvAshed Fleece, 32034o. rnwa'hei Combing 45q4Nc.
TUB-WAsHED WOOL-ChOce 81 G56ci Fair 80 WJ3c Inferior
ami Barry. 45d4Sc.
Pulled WOOINew.York City Extra Pulled 3Sd43e SewYok
CITY Super Pulled 3Sd 3e NeYork CITY Lambs Pule 3SDt0-
Western snd Extra 3GG4Oe; Country Extra Pulled fjDi7c
Country super Pulled 45ql7c; Country Lambs Pulled i2i5e
CALIrORN Spring Cp 32035c Spring Clip medium, 81 %
Sac; spng Clip Tow grades and bury u 2o Fad Clip l. 81 a
Die; Fall Clip low grades and hurry. ls02Oc
TExAs-Fne 30I33c Medium, 2Id3lci Low. 2302Ic; H.
ferior, 17G2lc; VERY bury, lIQ2Oe
FoNEey wooIsCape o. Good Hope, "a a36c Bgenos AIRES
Meuuo AMI Mzs, 3Ocj3c MoEUteo Mtrino aud Mtzl II q
3jc; Australian Clothing 504jie Australian Conbnl 54dJSc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoSDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO.
For sale at the Office of the Company. No rs Cedar
my JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
REANs AND pEAS.
BUTTER.

Receipts the 81 229 pkg. DO last eeek. d. 235 do
last 200s0 doi last week 500 do
year 125 do Thanksgiving week considerable
activity the and found the nArt really showing
feeling buoyncJ. Fine butter has sold steadily with full
fresh but tue feature OF the trade
that unlocked for Qrab OF Medium baking grades Las
hAndA tbs relief 10 the market eaY
lines Of dfin. sellers hand, Dealers act
1omy the present phase trade there sttemp,
their quotations sboTe tho They
activity unsce0mpined vita improved hgurS
alive quiet that has ruled The sge ipIenor
stock that J. held high l, ore strong reason for
permitting the market 10 al good pace
present hold h thought By the trade that amer the
style Of trade that all
Fall buyers will psy enough for selecting IRON the ordinary
make ss well should such
goods pdomosts future We quotations rsmsrfng
los "a zoe
kk.o uofs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26


The London advices report strong figures for Con
Nls and United States securities Enc moving UP TO
~. Matter the Bourse are quiet and cheerful,
and money below the rate at Bank of England,
which institution gained f4j2OOO bullion on balance
'o-day. The ease in money on the BOurse, and the
lleter wlr aspect were against the late advance in
gold, and this market has been dull and generally
steady with the most of business at
lpGlGl. and sales ranging from 1921 to
in!ai09. in the afternoon, against 1O9s bid
A. the close yesterday On gold loans the rates
raid 10 have balances carried were 3A and 1-32 per
lien. and al gold per cent. The Assistant Treas
ref paid out $4,000 iu called bonds and $1,000 in
'on interest Oh the public debt The days business
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
tis,.GoJO; gold balances, $l,1O47l6; Currency bal
ances - 231 O7s. The following the quotations
Tor gold:
loo9...lO9as l1:3O..l09as 1:O0...l y94 2;30 1929
,!SiVis 1900. lO9lt l:3D.....lOess 3OO.... l042
hOo-.lOo = 12:5J~..lO9A 2;O0.....l09as al09S
The days business at the L. S. Sub Treasury in-
ended:
~ pys,. 6is365 Il Carresey 6saBee j i2o4i2 92
o9taz .fSgl2Ol6 G6 Customs 500 600 20
slre1J rrcept,. 54O4S3 q
Foreign exchange opened steady, and under good
demand for bills, inspired in part by the aspect Of
foreign matters. rates weEe advanced TO the follow
'ng quotations: