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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-17

Come, Whisper in Winters Ear.

% beautiful, bright-eyed Spring.
Come, whisper in winters ear,
And coax him with smiles that are warm ant
sweet.
To put off his aspect drear.
q whisper Of laughing streams
That are frozen 10 silence now,
While the chains that bind them are stronger
grown,
Meath the frown on his icy brow.
And tell of the merry birds
That come with thy reign, sweet Spring,
az the beautiful buds and flowers fair
That only thy smile will bring.
And whisper of all the joy
He had hidden away from earth.
There are yiolets meath the snow; 80 haste
With thy breath 10 give them birth.
So. beautiful frightened Spring,
Come, whisper in Winters ear,
And presently all the earth shall sing.
A. il feels thy presence near.
- smile on the stern old king,
Whose smile is so cold and chill,
And melt with thy kisses hi, lev heart.
Till he yields TO thine own sweet will.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-17
A. 3. Walker Ag't, Main ST., Ellsworth

THE "kEYsToSE."-Ihe first premium for best
quality OF work executed on Sewing Machines was
yesterday awarded at the state Fair to the Key
stone. This Is a new Machine, and we are conyin-
ced that in our notice OF yesterday did not do
it the justise which its merits deserve. In the
simplicity OF its construction and neatncss anc
elegance of its work, this new conner into an al.
ready well occupied field has taken thus early the
foremost place.-lBASCoR COMMERCIAL. 4otf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-17

SOUND IDEAS ON FAENING.-'Thc fol-
lowing views on farming were thrown out
by Mr.. Greeley in his speech at Baltimore.
They entirely cover the ground of success
ful culture:
/. That the area under cultivation
should be within the limits of the capital
and labor employed; or. in other words
that on impoverished soils no one should
cultivate more land than he can enrich
with manure and fertilizers be il one acre
or twenty.
}. That there should be law compel
ling every man 10 keep his stock from dep
redating on his neighbours fields.
3. That green soil more economical than
loose pasturage.
4. That deep tillage is essential 10 good
farming.
). That the muck heap is the farmer :
bank ana that everything should be added
to il that will increase il, and increase at
the same time its fertilizing properties.
q. That no farmer or planter should de-
pend on one stable alone but should seek
TO secu re himself against serious loss ia
bad sea sons by diversity of products.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-17

KNOTS on PLUM TREEs.-A correspond
ent of the American Institute Farmers
Club says that for removing knot, from
plum trees, he takes paint brush. dips it
in spirits of turpentine, and thoroughly
saturates the knot, being careful not to
touch the tree except in the diseased parts.
The turpentine kills the eXcrcscencc. and
the tree puts on healthy branches below it.
He burns all branches of diseased trees
removed in pruning.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1873-04-17

trnsry and womb diseases, Gravel DIABETES Drurxy
- ppase q Water. incontinenos Of Urine Brights BIS
csss. AiegminurtA and in all ~herc there brick
dust deposits the water /. Thick. cloudy rGsd With
substances like the white Of en- threads nike white
SIX 90 there 10 morbid. dark Bilious appearance, ani
white bpne-dust dcrrsts and whom thers Il prtcsus
lurniag senaiion whom passns water. and pAla Ia
small ~ the Back and along tho L1tns. Price si.u1
WOR MS.-rhe only known and suro Remedy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

Grocery grades Ses99i No. 12 Boz C1ayed S0S7; Centrifo-
gal S's09s Rehscd qnote 90i0is fof yellow, 10s11OSs
or so white and s0ll or Hards The market TO-DAY arm
al We s advance aih good degree Of activity aes since oer last
2Il0hbds. MAINLY Cuba MueoSado 8l1GaSc; 1880 bones
Centni ugal at 81. AT hbds Meado private
sEkDSC demand and Gan sales Of 571 sacks Sss1
NC per D Timothy bat 81 50Dt4 40 bush DomeH
at 50 10. -
sOAP-c,se moderate demand and steady; sales Of 1000
eores mareilie, private terms
SnIhAhlN ecaiinnes inactive and steady At S3d0asc
nVOL-Wt qaote;
DosRsrlc FLiHo es-sEw YoRx MIcHoAS INDIANA AND WIS
Gosis-saIony Fleece 4sj0c Three quarter and faeoc ne
no sod4Sc blood Fleece as 0i6c Quarter 6ooI Feee 90
ad4c Common Fleece, IS abe Combme Fleece o4Do6e
fleece 63055c ss1ony Fleece 50053 Three and Pull
blood hanSo 4S05O; Hsblsot Fleece 46a4S Quarter blood
Fleece IL G46 Fleece 40 O44c Combng Fleece 55056e
Iowa VERMONT and Fail blood Me
mo d47e Habood Pesee "A 0i6e Qaarbooi Fleece $50
AZ Colbing Fleece 53055c.
MISSOURI KsSrucKr, DEMONSTRATIONS Fleece. 400
45ci UpvaSed Fleece 29033c Unvahed C0mbng, 4O045c
Washed WooLCboee 5lG5lei Pau, H050c nienor and
PULLED WOoL-NevYot Pulled 40 I5c New York City
sope RULED 40945 NesYork CITY Lambs Pned 80 vest
en- super and Extra 3Sd4le COunv Extra Pald 43g47e Coun
w super Pulled 43147c Country Lambs Puld 80 be-
3ie Spring CHIP low and bury II d26c Fan Clip l. 20
eI4ei f.n Chp low GRADES and bury. l712Oc
LAss--flDe, 3O03Jci Medium 2o032c; Low, 2OU2ocj In
rrof iIdl9e.: Very bury. 15Ol7c.
foRsss WooLs-CaDe Of Good Hope 30D35c BucDos Ayres
hsnno and Aek 27030c Monteydeo hcnDo sud hcsa 500
oS Australian Clothing 45 d50I; Australian Combine 0Od54e
"hlskf fairly active and hrn sales Of 200 bbls al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

week. and msrhet 10 nn Common hides are ver ma
Solved Hides ry sought amer and pte are arm s ,ass
the week have oeen ON
from foreig and 2s7 Hides from domestic los s nusa
72S Lobdon. Denmark 2}o ron sn
Ian Ella: 1876 from Gayeston City OF Houston
Galveston John Wesley 7e8 nom 20 % Der
Magnolia. 90 from Savannah per Zodiac SALES nnee GOO
Dry Ayres q h993 10, 26s26,e gc,io sew Cor
rene ~ No. AZ 24c gold selected; 9b0 by MontedeO 2o2 TO-
at zee gold selected 1900 Dry Monevdeo Seconds ~ %
gold selected 1000 DRY Dogots 20622 ~ pnsate tsTns @
Cro, 1921 No. on private terms 5000 Dry 2Saa d.
at 81 9e22e go they run; 800 Dry MeI"an 2oGSa p W
l3oo DRY Texas and Mexican Kp oGl NJ on private terms so
II 800 Dry Saltei hatanoOs
10 on private terms 400 Wet Sailed Texas 4OG60 D. on pIv
terms; 300 Wet Sated TeIa Kplp 70 ar 20G22 ID on 100
We. salsd City Steers 40 10 currency 70 ess nS Hides
Buffalo, % h. The stock hand 10 lI9
and SAT bales time last 200 100 Hides and
follows 10000 Dry Buenos Ayres DC 1850 Dry oo Dry
Central American; 900 DR. and Sailed hean OS 80.
Sailed Tens Southern; 52 baes Calcutta Buffalo; 500 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pfrpnpRsA nApUETsl

LONDON Aug l9-l2;30 mUnited States Ten POtes 9oh
Rrie Railway shares. 47ls ~, ~.
fRiSETosr Aug l0Upited HveTWeny bonds 81 for tn
Issue Of 1892.
LvERPooL Aug lol2;30p mThe receipts Of Wheat Tor va
three 900 qasrrs Of which 3OOO quarters
The receipts Of Corn for the past three days we're DUN
quarters, al American. . ,,,r
LyERPcoL. Aae lei n.cOt.on tending dogoi hddlng
Upnnds Mddhng Dreams 9a9si The sales oil the Gay
estimated at 5000 bales; Anenean; GOO bales =,
LONDON Aug lg-l.3O m.-Erie Railway shares, AZ d.
LryEKPooL Aug 1920 m.-Breadsinfs buosnt Corn
2S 6a29 per quarter Wheat l24Gl27 for Caforns
White III Gal3 for Rel Western Sprng 1916 Tor Red Winter
I2s0i California Club Lard 1916 per quarter Pork o0
per bbL ior New Mess - ,. Al,
LoSpos Aug 1874 D. mThe Of bullion gone into h'
Pank of Ens and o balance TO-DAY 10 4S3,OOO. -, =
LosDoN Aug 1880 mUnsd states TenPofties SOs Con
soils account 924 Enc Railway shares 46s dsPateh IRON
PARIS quotes French Rentes at 57L Csc
LoaDOS Aug 1875 ma dispatch from Frankfort qlotes united
States bonds Of tie Of 1862 at 96osc.
LIVERPOOL Aug 1875 dispatch from Manchester report
o yarns and fabrcs tending down Cheese oO
Der ewL for grades OF American
LoSpoS Aug 10 mSpirits rupentine 80 $50 y evt
LoKDos Aug 1860 D. ma Pans dispatch quotes Rsntes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
DOMESTIC RKETs.

ArsAs Aug l9whsa steady sale. 100 bush ne. Tres!
IS 900 6uh western to grade No Mixed upwards. seller trs
half October a &c S,t dq rsn e. liberal old No CA s
to arrive at Troy Bary-NOhag aoins Barley mani sa -ooo
onsh 1.Gsda on Pyas terms saIs MN 100 o4o bus Com
75772s Sa.S hug 6s i5s sc 5oss B.I; bush, 876
Sca s Si S Ssea t Or 3d.
S sa: canal Ss Rs = % @
& f2P Ss'SIn g4 s5 g S0T SSs. s;s .; sSs
10000 bush Mlssnsee Spring q 6o quoted MEaulee
81 S %. iG 49, 7os$I IS Corr $
p s. q aT oS S 53. iS S 10 SS s os
f NJ % 81 isa 49, Frame 81 a
BsIrscRs Aug is-cet.on quet Low Middins l79 IloHl
f' 9a 81 So SS'1 Coco to PSs Red 81 7c
Yellow eS SS &C., 0 2Isd Western 5SssS R scs5s
Az %s So as 4Ssi0S Mes % xs B
Shoulders gaze, Loose 6OOOO n Clear Rib Sides at lOc
Rs%. uaSd da' Ia dull Butter sm
ccss.Ti Aug is1Fioa IN fair demand advanced sale.
s6 4oas6 To- Wheat and fair demand 81 2aasl 80 Corr
butter Provisions su.. but aEm PSI6 que, .Sc
close a. & for Loose Kette-saIes lot
held Bgh Mea ques but firm and es5 a. saS hon 5
9S Bacon qpet 6Ti arm Sales q saoP Ss gaS9
s sales e Extra Family at s. 500
grades advanced extreme q 2o 49, ' SS to gS:
So 63c delivered the depot steady 42q44e order,
Rye saisbe 65G70c for prime lots ARRIVAL Barley nominal
Pork frmer SIC 50d ST. Bacon fair demand sales
slsds2 Clear BIB sides l0 alle Clear SIDES a
lQIll1c packed Bdk Meats but arm Shoulders sold
S Clear Rib Sides 9s Clear Sizes, lOe for loose WITH an ad
for packed Lard steady sale. Of Choice Leaf 10 ee
S3Q99 key dl0e Steam, Sc Hams IN far demand and
held arm as Plain 136l3c Sagareured At l4Aal5c FOL
packed. Whisky quiet bat hm at 95c-
oKLE,ss Aug lsPlo1r hm sses Of Treble krs At ~ a
81 Family 50 50as9 80 Com quiet a.' q 1sS e R s,,S
s5ds7 re Hay and sales Of Prime at 50 Choice So
Pork sales Of Old at $7 New SlS Dry SAd
aeas-sbouers sold at 9e Bacon arm AID scarce at sse iG
shoulders; Clear Rib Sides lie for Clear Sides Hams
15dl5 Lard scarce sales OF Ieree a. Sc ase az
demand and sales OF Good 20 ar
Gle There holasses Whisky sses OF
9gc Cincinnati 81 02 Coffee unchanged aId Quiet
ExcbaugeSterg 1875; SeNYOk Sight prenisn; GOLD, llo
Aug l9folr steady and 10 good demands ,ses o.
1000 bbls 81 rs No. Spring IS 40 FOR Amber winter
80 70 for Winter; $40 20 for Douoe Extra Wheat IN ent
demand; sales Of 1900 bush No Red Winter and OO bush
No Milwaukee Cl1b al 81 oz
Corn rmj sales o. 400 bush High Mixed az 5ie Corn Meal ~ 10
Boted; 81 10 for Uuboe per Meed rnlsngeli
sl7dSIs Shpuf, Slsd$l9; Mddings sl9dSzO ton cara
Fseighs-Whtat 7fe Corn and Rye o4 20 NsofA
81 IS 10 the Hudson 81 NewYork Railroad tregntsf
Phaiepha 60c Boston 50 to New York 40e TO Albany
See Receipts by Lakel4 500 bush wheat 6tgoo eet Lu@Oef
Shipments b. eanal50O Wheat 022 600 eet Lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
BANKING AND FINANCIALs
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.


The attention of the investing public is called to
the limited remainder of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN. Of the 100000
of this loan unsold the LIST of June last less than
$5.OO0OOO now remain, and this balance will soon be
absorbed, after which the Company has resolved
Issue only six per cent bonds
There are now between 500 and COO miles of the
road in regular operation, with growing traffic;
SURVEYS and construction progressing salts
factOry; the survey prosecuted the present season
IN connection with the Stanley military expedition
has resulted in the location of excellent line
through Western Dakota and Eastern Montana, and
the Company has advertised for proposals for
grading and bridging the Yellowstone Division,
extending 205 miles from Bismarck at the crossing
of the Missouri River. to the crossing of the Yellow
stone in Montana. The Company's lands amount
ing to more than 10000 acres per mile of road are
selling settlers at average price of nearly six
dollars per acre and the proceeds of land sales
stitute Sinking Fund for the repurchase and can
collation. Of first mortgage bonds. F.
The Company's seven and three-tenths per cent
gold bonds the last Of which now offered, yield
nearly 81 per cent per at the present price of
gold
All marketable securities are received In exchange
Mt current rates, and full information furnished on
inquiry.
JAY COOKE & Coz, No. 90 Wall-st, N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies los; Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
q; Reading Railroad, ssh Pennsy Railroad,
542. Gold. 1l58.
Messrs. Jay Cooke e. Co., financial agents of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. announce in
another column that of the $900O,000 of z $40 gold
bonds of the Company unsold June /, less than
$5O0OOO0 now remain. When these are sold no new
loans viii be made at higher rate of interest than
6per cent in gold Nearly COO miles Of the road are
in operation and proposals will be opened the 10th
of September for grading and bridging the Yellow
stone Division 300 miles, extending from the Mis-
sour to the Yellowstone River. The Company is
entitled to upwards of 10000 of land for every
mile of road constructed, and the agents state that
they are selling 10 settlersat average price of
SO per acre. The proceeds of the sales Of these lands
constitute sinking fund for the purchase and can
collation. of the first mortgage bonds of the road.
The loan is a first mortgage upon the road, its
franchises, lands and rolling stock. The attention
of investors is invited to the advertisement III an
other column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

Old Obs growth $500 dlb
HBhPMauIs has ruled quiet and prices have not ysrd n
last; 10ifdl0lc gold Jue fms With 900 bales sou ~
Sc, euueney quoted 294 gold Jute Butts steady at &c cur
HAY-There lair demand and prices steadily bsa
Good shipping do al sl8dsl9i Common sl3d$l4 Pnne
at sl5d$lS Long Rye Straw at sl5aSlo and Short DO oo'
well maintained. When change sHade bas been gene ~
buyer Foreign goods have sold freely but most "
eles selling below the cost OF importation ,.r,,.
INDGoThere has been fair distributing demand az ,on 10
sales Of 20 % Manila al 1OHooc am -
chests Madras nlS2 2d90c., currency. -,
LBATHER-1here good degree Of activity IN our mrs.
for HemocL Sole during the past week and sales larger
Union Crop is quiet We quote: Henok Avres Heavy
Light 81 ad28ei Hemloet California HEAVY 20"
27c HemlOck California Middle q a27 &c HemoeE Cshiols'
ornoeo Se Middle 25d27lc; HenocE onnOcO Lehh % Se;
26Lad27c; Hnok Good Damaged, all kinds and weighs
26c; HemlOrk Poor Dsmageo al tnd. and weight azVe
Cropped Middle 3Sd42e Union Cropped, Light 4Oa4c
Bellies 1So20c OAK Roueh all weights 33do6e; oaA h0usn'
Southern. all weights, 30d32c.. eurrenc' =, 49,.
MRTALSTrade In Ingot Copper has been very du arc
nominay ehsnged only note m, ssles ct q
for Lake and for Baltimore New sheshns steady a.
r. M Bolts Scotch Pig Iron quiet but prloes are
steady; quote Bginion $44d$45; Gengsnock Siodflo
G.rherre 47 75d$is aud COltness So American las'
and Irregular sales last Of 100 tons No So
100 DO NO 2 $40 and $50 do. No. Lehigh at $50 Ne"
Rails with fair inquiry Old English dull aud heavy scrap
quoted $40 from yard and nomss sOd2 or parcels from doeh
Foreign PIC Lead quiet unchanged 6l2dGs gold for Can
non quantity; Domestic is in limited demsnd and steady the
sales since our embrace 10 about Gs d Bar Quoted
Speter dull and nomlna sean al o0
ESQ., gold brand &c Pig Tin dali; Straits held 81
dull liberal offerings prices have downward tendency
holding of; hear Of no saes quote homnal t-
coal Tin $40 s7dsll 25 Charcoal Terne - 6224slo % Il
without important change We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
lnotations were as follows:

In railroad bonds there was firmer feeling, and
prices were well maintained The Pacific mortgages
closed strong as follows: Central 100 to 1901; Union
First, ST. to So Land Grant, 72l to 79; and In
come e. against sales at 62l late last week. Prices
Of the old road, whose excellent management and
fattering earnings have won for them unbounded
confidence are held up strong. Among the new
bonds Offering large sales of the six and seven per
cent bonds of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad are
reported by MesSrs. Fisk a. Hatch, its bankers.
Other new bonds now in process of negotiation are
reported by other bankers in equally attering re-
quest The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
COTTON MARKETS

MEMPHIS, l9Cotton dull; Low MadiDg lsei receipts
l.9 bales; shipments, 2i3 bales stock 500 bales
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I9-CotOn dull; 1ddines lS9a2Oc
AUGUSTA Aug l9Cotton dul mddnss 17dl1 so receipts
los bales saes Jos bales 800,
NOBLE Aux l9.-Colton irregular htdngs lsalsei net
receipts 81 bales; erporscoaswse, 364 baes sales lT6 bses
stock 7,2ll bales - -
CHARLs,TOs l9-Cotou quiet Morgs II dl7ssc; Low
Mddngs lie; Good Ordinary 1861 oTdnaI lsc net re-
cepts 24S bases; sales $50 bales stock, 1873 bales
GALyEsToS Aug 19Cotson-Demaod good offerings ver light
Good Ordinary l5G16G net receipts 81 basi sales 100 bales
BALrsosE Aug l9-Co,on doll Mdngs l94 gross receipts
as bales erpoIeoasxise 81 bales sales $50 bses stock
l,S25 bales.
SAVANNAH Aug 19-Cotton-Sone Offering; Meditgs l72c
lSl bales; sales. bales stock eS2 bales
LOUISVILLE 19Coton dull and ronral hddlIgs lsc
ceipts, 73 bales; shipments, 81 bales
NHwoRLRAs Aug 19COttou extremely dull MddhnGs 1885
81 bales gS 467 bales sales 100 baes last evening
450 bales stock is 40 bales. u.
Aug. l9.Coton oueti hddings lsl2c receipts
Is haes. - -.
WnsIseTos Aug 19-Cotton quiet; Mddngs ISL net re-
eept 10 bales bS bales; stock, sOl bales
Bosroy Aug l0.-Cotton dull nominal, Middiugs 2O4c
262 bales sales 300 bales; stock 800 bales
CscISSATI Aug 19Coon dull Mddhngs 10 % receipts, ~
bales shipments, I'll bales; stock. 7l36 bales
NoRpoLK Aug l9-Cotton dal; Low Mddhngs, lSe net
1858 bales 442 baej sales, % bies
stock, 772 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
THE MARKETS.
IoNeiuB, reported for THs TRipuSr.I

ICarefuily TRinuSr
TUESDAY, Aug. 10, 1873
AsBsThe receipts day Is pigs Pots 10 demand
obbng about previous prices quote at 50 20 Pearls
are inactive and nominal.
BOOTS AND sHORsThs branch trade shows
ndnouish supplies
buyers has greatly increased wen the ORDERS and
jobbers comparatively Prices well sustained
the high paid for Me mstera
manufacturers find little profit the OF goods they offering
Common and Medium qualities perhaps scye especially
Light aud Fancy Coos have sold readily Msap
Of strike operatives has deferred few manuo
this tine greater injury
of the material Of kinds Of
high and considerable advance the trade would be
with the Indies
and South has further improved and heavy work has
sold we'll
BUILDING MATBRlALS-There continued a good inquiry
Bricks and prices are ady The quotations are tyr Fronts Croton
sl4a$5 for Brown aaos s5q$l6 for DARK do and $l6aS
for Req doe for parcels delivered the price, 80 higher
PHILADELPHIA alot $50; delivered $685. 37;
Bay Brick " NJ, aaoai IS $50 DO delivered $l0d$l1 North
River so DO delivered S9d$9 20 Jeseys 80 BOO
81 DO delivered IS 50d$9 Pale 81 50d$5 do delivered at
so JOG$ Latbs remain quiet but STEADY At 81 l0d$2 10
Lime steady with r demand Other descriptions without
change.
BROOM CORN AND BRooMs-There good inquiry for
Com the stock has been further reduced and holders h
qnOe Long Green ur Prime % Choice 10Gl2e Short AID
Medium Brush Choice Green S01Oc medium ouahnes
qualities REQ stemmy AGA &c BToom
quiet but firmly held 81 81 asa 10 per doTen ,
BEBSWAX-There has been a demand for efport and the
remains firm 3303Je. for Western and Southern.
COTTONhe cotton the spot has been active
chiefly the gTsds for export the tone OF the market weak
and rregulari quotations unchanged We quote follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO Aug. l9CArTLE-Recpts to-day including lis can
reported 33 heal making the total supply for the week
thus FAR 99S head 294 against 400 cars for the same time
last hieess bat few buyers and
they were not disposed operate ey akd last week
coaug prices FOR good cattle stock OF % and Texan
l4 The receipts generally Of Inferior grade Only 500 heaf
disposed o sales III head TeI steers ranging from OSg
l79 IS 90d$4 622 33 head Illinois steers averaging i2Io
at IS 90 1877 head Missouri gng from los 1888 a
So 20qS5 S72 10 bead Indiana steers averaging 1888 private
Cherokee SOL at S3 80 head Mich
igan steers ranging from 974 TO $50, at 81 35d$4 90
sKRgP toey 800 head making the ota
supply thus 200 hesd against 200 bead for The
same Tie is not fairly opened yeti prices have
a downward tendency. =,
HoesRep TO-DAY 200 head making the total supply ior th'
800 head $500 head for the time Jas
shade stronger sales OF Good lofker
s. ass 3d. choice lots would eommsud 80 SO Heavy HOGS o
Boston market $5d$5 10; Common Grssssrs 81 eOds
PHADRLPB Aug 19The market for Beef Cattle this week wa
doll lower The offerings we're large snoahn
Sales male nom 62d62c y 10 Tor TAR u
good, and FROM 624G7e Common Cattle sold at from 4aoe
sHEEPThe ceaud Sheep COED and former pc were wen
maintained The reached $4,000 bead at from 0doe FOL
fair to good Sheep. and $2dS4 each for stock. ~
oGs-There was inquiry Hogs and 1000 head char gee
hands at ON 81 50G$7 10 " 100 70 for corued go .
Cows-T market former pnces ZOO head sold
from S35 $40 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-20

a
PRUTSTher less doing Foreign Dried bat the market
hs ruled xhos stocks Of Rsu, and Cnrr.ns have become
the reach 500 boxes mostly 81 so bot closing
lots Loose Muscs kAiAns have sod modsniey
En Of 40 of 5s4d6c C,rOD at 40e Dates
TIE ssrdos higher now qIo,eo a. @ S so OI qssds,
She TsrragonA Almond gle Lanuedoc TO- 22ei Ises d.
zoe and Sicily Eberts, lac.
FERTLRERs have active and prices Of the leading hind,
AZ. Manufacturers busy aud look for an setve trade tbs and
PL1x-Ths demand has active and holder. gns
there growing trade IN W, sase' s, % i 70 PT%s
FEATHEashe market very quiet bat remain shout
me same az sales Of Prime al 80 $780, and Mixed AZ
GRIyThe wbess nsist opened quiet bat fm with limited
y outt with little The market closes lower and upseed
he eIuepe prices asked for the limited assortment here gs
shippers are a'po'eC 70 n H. .vPg a0
GOD usb Including 80 0OObDsh No Milwaukee sesf October a.
al 46 and $4,000 bush do September par. gu % 90 ~
~ 81 chicago Spring; 81 42dsl 40 for No Chicago spnng
81 "a bid o No MsAafee 81 SO paid for No bTlHih e. %
for Red western 81 40 for Amber Neslerpi ~ 20 of h's
gan closing l good demand for Spring % The iutsr We ho ale
10000 bash No Milwaukee At ~ 40 lon SspeMoe 'VvVv
bush No Dentb mosh st IL 5Oi IOOov posa 10 VI,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

North kvcr vess,tS and fa.,rodds 80
1873 pigs Ashes kg BeoswaI, 2J2O bales Cotton 70
hh Copper bbl Flour 1850 Dbls Neal go Tags Meal
ls 900 t1h Wheat 81 $50 bush Corn 63sO0 bush Oats 625
bush ave- 10 pkgs 776 bb Bsg 1874 bags FaIsed
BE- bales Hemp 81 Hds lO5 Hides bd SKINS, l494o
des Leather se pcs aIew 240 psg Grease 80 pEgs Starr
300 pkgs PORK $50 Cat hess 46l m Lam, 334o phe
Batter 29e bb Ro S202 psg Chec l753 bags PteHu 50
pkss Rice GA Tobacco 3l pkgs Tobacco $50 bales WOOL
$50 bbls WHISKY