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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Literary and Personal.

Mr.. Revcrdy Johnson j. left. by the
death OF Mr.. Meredith, the sole survivor OF
General Taylor's cabinet.
An ex-united States Treasurer few
days ago applied 10 Gen. Spinner. the
present Treasurer, for "A position as mes
senger in his office.
Caleb Cushing says that he believes
his late affair about the yellow dog has
given him greater notoricty than any other
act of his life.
Miss Eliza j. Buchanan. the Republic
can nominee for Superintendent of schools
in Jefferson county, Iowa. Is just OF age,
a bright, cultivated woman. and weighs
over three hundred pounds.
AS Mr.. Walter Gibson. the proprietor
of the Harlem IN. ~ Local was entering
his office one evening recently. an un-
known person flung Il tin cup full OF Wit
riol or muriatic acid full in his face. proba-
bly, destroying the sight OF one. If not of
both eyes. The perpetrator Of the deed
jumped into buggy standing near in the
charge of confederate, and disappeared.
Revenge for personal attacks by Mr.. Glib
son in his paper is supposed to have
prompted the attack.
Miss Cecilia p. Cleveland. daughter of
Mr.. Greeley's sister Mrs. John +. Clcve-
book 10 be entitled journal Leaves from
Chappaqua.' II is 10 contain personal
"reminiscences, sketches and other material
concerning Mr. Greeley, as well as other
members of the family. 1t is to be issued
early in the autumn.
Says the Denver Nelos Miss Anna T..
Dickinson rode To the top of Pixies Peak.
on Wednesday morning. accompanied by
Mr.. +. :. Nettleton. chief engineer of the
Rio Grande Railway Land Department,
her brother. the Rev. John Dickinson.
and Ralph Meeker. She is the first per
SON who ever made the ascent ON horse
back. and hitherto the feat was considered
impossible. On the following day she
leciurd AT Colorado Springs on Joan OF
Are"
Secretary Belknap has obtained large
number of manuscript letters and orders
Of Gen. Washington. among them his gen
eral order book, in which all orders are
written in his own hand. One of these or
ders gives details for the fertilization of
West Point. including the names Of the
men employed on the work and another
j. in reference 10 profanity in the army.
expressing his disapprobation of it in
strong language. The Secretary will have
these papers and orders preserved for
proper publication.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12
school and Church.

Rev. DR.. kitchel. President of Mid
dlebury College. Vermont. has resigned
his post on account Of i'll health.
Rev. John Todd, ID. D.. pastor OF
First Congregational Church. Pittsiield
Mass. author Of the "Student~' Manual. :,
ana numerous books for the young. died
August n.
~ new unsectarian newspaper is about
to appear i'm New York II will be called
the thrtstid,l Ace. and will be edited by
the Rev. &. +. Deems. ID. d.. OF the
Church of the Strangers.
Rev. DIR. Richard =. Storrs. father OF
The Brooklyn pastor. celebrated the sixty
first year OF his settlement over the Con
gregational church in Blaintrec. Mass.
July 9Th. Not one of those who were
present at his installation in 1911 has sur
yiycd him.
Rev. solomon Howard. ID. d.. IL.
d., of the Ohio Conference. late President
Of the Ohio University. Athens. Ohio. died
IN California. where he had gone for his
health. August IL. He was born in Gin
cinnati. in 1871. and graduated at Augusta
College. in 1888.
Rev. Gardiner Spring. who died in
New York City. August Is. was one of
the most eminent.and well known Prc>by-
terrain ministers in the country. His long
life and ministry was spent in New York
City. he having commenced preaching in
the old Cedar street Church. III MAY. $50.
lie was the author of many popular evan
gclical works which have been widely cir
culared.
Rev. Robert COP 'er writes to the Chi
cago Tribune 10 DEF; nj the right of minis
Ter 10 have seli-re>pect and pay their way.
one hundred cents on the dollar. like
sinners" and wants the railroads To stand
by their order refusing half-fare passes to
the clergy. He thinks ministers. if they
are worth it. should be paid enough 20 that
they can pay full prices for what they have;
and if they are not worth IT, they should
take their chances with other cheap labo-
rrr~.
A correspondent Of the New York
Tribune calls Ia question President Eliot
assertion that 1.-The system of educating
boys with girls i on the wane in the West. :"
and presents in reply the following state
ment~: THE Iowa State Agricultural
college has i'm attendance an average of
rom $50 To 300 students. nearly one
third of them being ladies. In all depart
ments Of the college the studies of the la
dies and gentlemen are parallel. Although
There l. a special course for the ladies. IL
does not seem To he at all popular among
them. the majority preferring the regular
college course. 80 far as scholarship i
concerned. the ladies' do not fall one whit
below the gentlemen. as shown by their
class standing. The plan of co-education,
so far. instead of being a failure. can be-
pronounced "A decided success. and grow
ing more in favor every year. But this
college Is not a solitary instance i'm Iowa.
All the prominent institutions of the State,
including the State University, are open
alike to men and women; and glance into
their catalogues shows that a fair proper
tlon OF ladies graduate In their regillarcol-
legiate courses. Instead of being on the
wane.' co-education in the West Is yearly
growing more in favor"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12

Oregon has fifty-four boot and shoe
establishments that manufactured Sll5.3l2
worth OF boots and shoes last year.
Theron trade in the United States gives
employment 10 137 .5l5 operatives. and the
Timber trade to 1897 operatives.
Golden City, Colorado, Is rejoicing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12

say. Now I've got you.'' She began 10
cry. and said he stayed out until "all
hours" Thus lis that Johnson i grieyed.
and wishes 10 dispose of his property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-12

-Chloroform will remove paint from
garment or elsewhere. when benzole or
bisulphidc OF carbon fails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03

beyond The Two months The following
the during the month reported 1OtaS2O n Fleece and
Pnlel 90 db3 900 ~ Combine, 55G 1000 ~ inh-wahe
bO9bhe 40 500 v Scnre 4OcUfl 3027OO Cahicrns 1s2d
lOT 80 0Ac II 800 ID Nevada, 3.2d3Dc;
1l4OoO Texas I5. d33c % $50 10 Cape 33G36. $4,000
Monovdoo 81 300 Acstn y = 10000 ID Coosd" 2SG
DE 1fAO00 70 Auaisg 81 100000 u MEXICAN loc 100
coo Ahuda Reocs Of Domestic WOOL duing the mouth
we're: bales Coasise: Texas 7h5 bales NcgOr
Tho imports reported London $50 bales; Liverpool 20
bales Buenos A,cs 100 he; Rio GnDd 81 bales Iaeutvr
1919 bales Yeke 1905 bales Total ESQ., bales We quo' As
follows
DOMESTIC FLErcgs-VcwYors IfchFau Indiana and WecnNn
aSa50c; Threeguarr and fubooG Menno ltn
49c Iachood Fleece i7a49e QnsueIocd flaeee. 44Glci
Common Fleece, 400 s3c; Combng Fleece. $4,000
ONO PKNNLyANA AND Selected ssTonY irecr
iSc; Fleece 6oGj3c Three quarter and fnhooi
Meupo a9d5Ic HsEbooi fleece 39a0lc QuarteTbogd fleece
dJ0i7c; Common Fleece iO044e com51F Fleece, 90 .OSe
ILINO-Three quarter ami Fulboe1 Nc
45d43c; aifbooi Fleece Is lSc Q1aebood Fleece AZ
G45c.i Combing Fleece, 5p5sc - ,os,-
am TENNESSEE WASHED Fleece 43d We
VnWsshcl Feecc, 30 u}ic; unwi.le Comhing 4Od toe
TUB.wAsHEp WooLChoioe, 54G0Oci laiH 1O4o3ci lneo
PrIIr6 Woo1-NewYork CITY Extra Pulled 3s7i3e; NevYork
CITY SUPER Pulel 80 iSc; Newlork Cy Lambs Pel1 SGg
Western SUPER Ertra SO iGe Country Extra Fa i1Hfci
Country Super Pallet 45a41c Country Lambs Pulled 80 -
Clip, 6ne, 81 0o5c nurrg h meo 81
3ic Spring Clip low gae aud bury p o2ocj lah Chp y u"
2ici Pan Clip low grades and bury zoe .o,eo- IT,
TI-tAs-Fne 81 d3jc.; Medium, 29G33ci Low Z4d-f@' HI
| fe-ior. 17d2lc; Nerr bury 1G2oc .. -,
Is,rgN Woots-Cpe 81 Good Hope, 81 g'Bri Bl'nos Ares
Menro and Mesra 33c; Monevdeo MeGno ad nesi A@
}jcs Australian Clothing. 5Oaj4c; Australian COMBINE sc
WHISKY funcr and moderately oct'e sales Of oUj DOS d"
932., and 80 bblS at Sio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


Loxpox Dec 2-l2:3O p co7.'' Tor norey g 'Ieoupon
far he soun g2i4 1924 UllIed states fyestnti bonds lSo's
g7aa; Fre Railway ,3o's ,
Dee 2-l2:SO m.Coiton TO arrive isi cheaper;
sales on the basis Mng Cpnd, nothing below Good onln'r
,lipuel November and December al s do do hpped January
sn1 Feburr lGl nothing below Los Mddlngs deliver.
allie December recG OF Wheat for the past three Gays
have beep 81 coo quarters, iusdug 10 900 American -
IryEtpooI Dec 2l mCoon IS shade easier hdilng Up
lands Sl2d sal; Miug Ofean .5~JL As AV'OOO VA III
Guiding 1000 for speculation AM export ooo
IysEPooI 22:3O N -Of the Cotton sales to-day oOO
~. .sr I,reresp sale, on bass OF Mdng Upsuis uohug
below Good Ordinary shipped November ard December At bl6
Bsf 90 crce fo New PORK 81 bb for New MesS Bacon
40 A. cNt for New Cumberland UT oo,oo, :, -,
ovpoy pee % 30 p -Conols FOR money 92dg2g Tor ne
account q2 kewlod C.ni 711 Erie Preferred Jo+ Pans
dispatches quote Rentes az 59L IT. 49,,
,vvHpo6r Dec $3.50 p rotton sales the basis Of Md
ding Ofears nothing below Good OssD, shipped December ahl
January az sNsl 81. A., ~.
IoSDoy Dee The amount Of bullion into the Bank
Of Lngsri on a to-day T. &l020O Enc Railway SHARES ~ g
IoypoN Dec $50 mEue Railway shares 49, Pans ois
matches cnoe Reric5 Al JSL zoe
I,Np0y Dec % g. m-NcEYork Genital, IL 49,,
IfygEpoor Dec 2i3J mtott0nSAes on the bss o' MO
y Upipis nothing below Low Mding, shipped January and
Fs Si market fr ami fabrics 80 Manchester is
ann ht not gioably Refined Petroleum, ljI2 gallon
Ioypoy Dee 2-TaIov, 30 jaiO per cvL
AyrwgP 2retOleua closed at 81 francs Tor Inc RAE
Auenosn. ,,, t.. ~ CT,
Rb MdieS SPIRITS TurTeaune, 81 az % Ser cwt
ioyp5v Dee l-EyCniIrt'JmmO Rl.1, cvt LilSeci
oil 30 5sr ton SPIRITS Trrpen'inr 81 6a3l asr cwi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
COTTON MARKETS

G.vrsToS Dec weak ,nI lomDsl; Good Orlarr
lIt OfdnTy. ~ PSI Let receipts l46j baesi aes 100 bales;
stocs. Al 7g4 bales
Wi1SMGToS 2Co,ton dbl Mdlugs, l5i2 vet receipts,
407 bales; stock. . 3GS bales. .
LousyIILK Dee 2.-Cotion steady Miiilngs. ljc.
Pee 2Coou irregular, active, and lower Mid.
ding, II c Low MiiiHags l5 Coed Oninar, lac;
120S bsles 1894 baesi exports
3O65 bales, sales 1900 bales last evening ZOO stock 47 926
bales
Mdilngs lJlic; strict Good Oin, 10 LII net receipts 100
bales gross TAT bales
CHaREsroN 2Coiion seadI Mdddng. I4oe; Low Nil.
dlng. IA 2c Strict, Good Oriitary lAe receipts 1926
exports Great Britain jG7S bales TO the Continent 1882
bales; sales 600 bales stock. ~ GA bales.
MKsfH Dec 2-C6it0n quiet hdding ljdlJl4e; receipts.
3z28 bales; shipments All bse; ,tocl, 80 1897 bales
BALrIsOKK. Dec 2Cotton dull and lower Mdlngs 15lgc
Low Midhng l5c Strict Good Ornay II ; receipts,
100 bales. exports cosstv 2U3 baes sales 800 bae stock
1888 hale.
MOBILE Dee 2-Coion quiet Ant EASY; Mdins. l5e; Laz
Middings Ia : Strict Good Ordinary lac; receipts 25Os
ba eoastsse $50 bales aes l2OO bales stock 80 325
Arar.rA Dec 2Co,ton s,esy; moderate demand; MdSlng,
4ls.; net rece pts 567 bales; sales, .566 bales
LoUi' Dec. 2Cotcn doll snd bwer hddngs 14o1c
$50 bales; Shipment 347 bales; sales 10 bales.
Dec 2COOn dull and lower Middlngs. Ni,c
eeipts 102 bales; sales go bales; stock, 900 bales
CiscISsAT. Dee 2toon du snd nominal, Mdlngs 10 lac
receipts 535 bales shipments 2Jbaes stock SIG bale.
receipts $40 bales exports eoawe 993ibae, sales $50
Dales stock. $3.50 bales
GALvrros Dee 2Coo1 essieri Good 0fpsrr a.. Ord
narr I27s receipts 1915 bales exports Britain,
5335 bales; TO the Continent 400 bses roiwise 1855 bales
stock. 1881 bales
4l42 oo~ise, G22 bses sales sll stock
lO9,lG ba!es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03

hs, ample hs 81 She trade The great derr'eho' IN
,,.l sss,4 e1erts hrsuch Of trade .
hRMp-Nanis quiet and steady AZ lO2c Stsl nktNs go
tstC; Jue shade frme, but DALI ve quote Sa0e 's" nv"
iNDIGo-There IS only light distributing demand and The market
steady, only saes OF Manila IN 100 " az" 'o@
IRSTnRRThere Is ONLY limited demand Hemock Sole and
are tea For Unon Crop there has been good inquiry AZ our
Avres Heavy 212d2ec hemock
Ep.nos A,e Mdde dSOe, Homook Bueuo Avros LIGHT 21G
2scI Hemoel California HEAVY. 26d hem1es Cshioius
N,d. al va 2sO Hemok California LIGHT 2Gd265ci hemock
Inoeo Ae HeAvy 2SG 90; Hemook ounoco Ne Middle - =
U2g k2c nemooE OubOco. kc liehL ~ 2d<oci iemecN,
Good Damaged al kinds and weights ~ Gaac hemoot deor
Damaged al Kinds .gd weights lSd2oS, henloet hea5h -
Inlon 34d37o; Union Bellies lI02oci
ROush AL weights 3OdSS OAt Rough southern all VERSUS
Use. cgreutv. 4, -,
uers undertake enterprises IN the present uncertain ana
spreSsed condition Of all kinds Of property
METALTbe quite large movement M lufot Copper @ne
both ot and fue, prices show advance Of per 10
24oe 100000 10 for delivery from uhtl February AZ
and 100000 10 Baltimore al % d2fc Anoicsn f
Iron has been rather sought oer and The market e!
1000 tOas No. at equal 10 $40 here Scotch PIG IL IN re
supply holders firm their views We hear u
sold the close the market was t h
sal Egnio $40 C0tnes so for Geaeanoek and ~ 9l
Ne quote Old D. Il. $50, and c. At $Si 0s54 90
Pig Lead stn quiet but prices are
quotabe CHANGE hear Of no sales We quote On
Focu uomiuy &c and Domestic a. 6sd a. god; Bar quoed
al 9l.c; sheet and Pipe lois and 1uhuei Pine % 6c a t''
per cent 20 trade Speer Is neglected and nominal Fg I'm
limited business doing; TIE sales are -O sao
saacca at % SC and tons kngsh at 2b% STRAITS quotes - -
Brthsh r. 26026c; Refined English, p Ic oul aci
81 2dS3c al gold Plates are n lac, suny and he ma7tt
strouf with goot demand TIE sales for The p few day
1sO0 boxes Coke Tin at 81 l5 500 o. Coke g. W., 20
- 57Q 900 Chsrcos Tin 50 G2aoS9 20 1000 90 az - = ?
Tin 81 62o Other metals QHet we q-o'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
CATTLE MARKETS.

BrUno n Y, Dee 2-C'rrE-R,ee2i' TO-DAY, including q
,Ts reported 165 head masng the total -applY for
the week far 5000 head III ean against 2l5 cars for
III. Akei modeaey active at IA a. advance
closing holding strong fr % advance
run light attendance Of baye lair; about 900 head di,poe of
OHIO ranging from 900 10 LOO 10 a.
SiaSG 80 ~ Illinois bT 81 IS at 20 75 90 M
moi. steers ranging 800 lbsS ID, al S3aS6 80 ~
Ashsan ranging from ODt 10 lSi H. al siGs9 60 IL
Stale oreu averaging 0G6 h, at 50 37r
SuEsP AVID LLABs-kscp TO-DAY including reported arrivals
9aOY heal making simply for the week thus
0OOO head sssns 1900 head for tie tine last week msei
.,s AT ,sL weeks pees sses 900 head
MIsbsb sheep ranging from 81 to s3 h. at ~ 7bdT4 GO
IIoos-Reeep tedsy ineudng reported HnsAf 900 head
siias An, to. ,.o1i, thus % 600 head
sssp.s 20 500 bead s III Ths nas, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03

Puu,prtpnU Dee 2-wosl sdysre.rF t.blency ,,'s and
higher ONO Pennsyyuii and West Virginia Double bHfi snd
,boye BO052e LItrL 4Sajuo; Medium, 4Sd53ci 'oaIse
4bdf7ej sewYot. Michigan Indiana aud We,ern hRy q
Medium i6diSc.; Coarse. fj047ci Comhing "as.t'
S7d6Or; Comting Unwsshco 37f10ci Canals Combng Oc
Fine Inwaed 1885, Coae srd MEDIUM Nashel SSd .
1fb Washed f7dJ2Lc; Coorslo Washed 25d3Ooi Colorado
Unws,hei 2ld25e EIra All Aerno Pulled 3i44Oe NO SOD
Srportne Palled 31dlOci Teas Fine snd Medium 2i4JOc
Teras Cosrss l7d22ci California Pine and Medium 9o95oc
California Coarse. 22a26c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03

pe cent ~ last weeks closing prices es zVog
Ohio and Michigan hogs ranging from l5O 0VV @ " ~ W
pYu.pKPBt Dec 2-CAr1tK- There fair demand for Be,
Cstils THE prices ING oisritp amounted
sacs made ron 70 d ~ ot Hi
eloIee bseyes and nom 4 20 b. for common.
dennd for good and 0OO
AZ ff1r 10 ~ cor choice LAMBS tod A. ioM
20 ~ Common sheep e hands At fom 81 to ~ head
oOsThs market lively, aud sOOV htal con" Nee s'H az
frim 81 70 70 ~ & 100 10 net H., -,
been tlis maIht I'ef fuiE
NJ lil L heAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
prcrIpTs OF PRODNCE.

p North Rrr PeShii ana hdiirotf, -
D,, ptos Ashes 1906 bales Cotton, 1886 bbs Eggs, 400
~ ge.ns i3 2jS bbls Floor 723 bags Neal. l3l116 bush
VVb IA 100 Una Corr S75 bush Oats $40 Bush Rye. 5000
hush barley 80 bah Peas. 2l2 bags CT seed - bales H9p
-T Hide Lils HIKES 20 bales SAins 3e5l sides Leather, 1vl
Nos Tow Cj pkra scaiin 400 pkg Oleake SO pkg Beet
las pk,s Pork 2l3O pigs Cut Meats 70 t. a 52ip pk9
,,e q 5oo r,s Chcs l9S Tlg. Tei, $40 pkg Starch ~
Lh Iobace III PAS. Tobacco SO ois Wool o@S Dos "n+
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03

Tbe one feeling In posce. The closing Of the c,na Tor the
relieves deslcrs from 70 sell the advanced p
demand TS shipments outward are about fqua % s
The stock Of uOtttpes low IN The ne| ra
quoted Onions steady n full former hgafc' Tor All aesepo%
enatrus show fnrps ad RUE ere p MAItos
squash offering fac hey hd al selon ana tle o
higher hey have take TIE place 81 lupAh
nrafaIt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
Diui0cn6 Nolires.

tJtttptND -Nbl4hASs
Ro.y Wsrfr7ovy AsD OGoEsspURGH R,iLEoAp,}
prvfnr- OFc 40. I2 WALLET. \. Y. huf = lc1h
NOup!nNN due and payable by this Company
- Ile ia - frT h,-t tzreait-T vii be PAl y
= \ ,IfDEii' amy RANK No ~ Waist. 10
'' VA '"'-- - MARcRLLU5 MASSEY, President
pay DocE E1sT BATrEaY RAILROAD CosPASS
N'' NyH-YOtK Nov, 20, 1873
FVHE COUPONS due Dee. from the bonds
n me Dry rock. EAST BEOADWAl AND BATTERY
RAILROAD COMPANY v d. paid o. an1 aer hat date te once
Compiu no COS Glanast, RICHARD NELLY treasurer.
EEv-Yoag Dee ], 1873
TTTT COUPONS due to-day on the First
Mortgage BpuLs %, the CINCINNATI RICHMOND and FOEI
NlYkt RAILROAD COMPANY sill be paid presentation at our
ohcs WINSLOW, LAElER Co. - Pineg.
TTIHE COUPONS due Dee. l. from the 3 per
cent ir mort .s lo1is % the MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY v he paid ard sier that date a. TIE Ne
chant, EEcsnze hsioll, BANK. Nh IMnI1 h seer sIy.
TV7HE COUPONS, due December first, from
K ho-ds Il he CAIRO ARKANSAS ASD TEXAS r. L. Co. VIII
le mid IN GOLD dt.Cr no tho AlcY Of ne Com
PAM No. 100 BroUUa. H. g. MAhQy AND Y.cZ-f resident
81 Louis Ayo Iaov Moryrkiy R,iLsoAD CO..
NJ. 100 BH1AUwtY, SES-fDat Nov - 1919.
TT1UE COUPONS, due December first, from
Z tetlf o. tbs 1T. louis ASD IRON MoUSTAlN X. K Co
fanss 3saae M Do p ~ GOLD and feT at date 81 the
As'I} 81 ''' '-''' '' ~ C. MARQUAgD Vice President
g4Ar. on IILIyors. TREAsuRERs oyFIcE,
SPHryGsigtD, NOV. lS, 1873
THE intcres. which will become due upon the
JASUARY 1915 win Re pgi1 ~ THE AhEl' Al ,EAC ~ ~
EITIDVt ANK se 'fy NegIA rn he Dt 70 the %UIl
a. i1.i,s't, 81 Jln.,srr' .rormo EDWARD RUIZ,
-. state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
DRESSED POULTRY.


The we'll cleared Of birds during ThsnkSging wee AMI
buers have resumed purchasing although pes are more IA
favor Qa. rather ai.be 10 '1e only plumb pnDsI
will realize the eIFeme rate Ofoue are nheHhseu
Wild duef better demand The supp OF yenson MSS btn
le demand and prices not firm Fine show deer are
an sI.df
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-03
EUNDHIrs.

Honey This season deccdy neglected ururu even the most At
ve NAH. Of shte comb b. only placed -nsi Sa at
m Will 2s l. extreme clover N In color The coming mol
s mar ne tle best white which 0t abundant. bot dfr dash
ia loon s though they to be PEELED out customers chance
RlOles gDd9Jc Berswar receiving attention from er
cg;ers aE prc are Ih trade USUALLY ooi up f9T he Nv
Feathers in good supply AID holders
are aiming 10 IIue, MARKING dosn qnottion We goie;
ib.2S 80 ttatA = ien... .'.' 80
N So,.n,,9 - 30 a. 81 Vrer Cdsi sai. % d23
90, as, To- o., 49, LJ a Is VuegaT. Msluiact~i Is go
Feathers Live Geese. - NeetpsPtm' I'd '''''' "a -.
New Fine y r.G5 r 20 White RAGS '.''''.''' %
pa nnta.......AU %
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sapinqs pGllEs

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nEPOSIT TO-DAY.
aTTgE FRLlDNi.S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
Ciar..ssi hy tlf Vu.tef Sigtes.
No lS5 B'e.c'ers-. NrN-in-s.
AsshT5 OVER = Uo0toO
J. ". .N.vORU, President
g. W. STICK MY. AalarT
" 80 = ' SAN l. HARRIS Manager
try- SenIfr Circular. JOHN = 2uiLLb Cashier.
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK Eighth-ave.
~ tlnest six per cent en'as q &c l
of each month 80 S 6j2 - Surplus SGbis9 -
G. ". BGrScEEauogP. hecy RICHARD d. Bull. PRESIDENT
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90 Uhom II map GolIcsrn


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EF this should meet the eye of JANE PALMER,
widow Palmer IN Augus. 1865 residing n New
burgh VII something % Der adyntfe ~ wlng TO
Mrs 4 PALNER, Seigeori Lynn, Norfolk, Englstd
DILES or IEMORRHOIDS
pere,ly ana permanently eufel b. Assertion without pain
danger euse u.tume Il matters not bow long oe have been
afflicted or what condition FILES We can care
ven An eIueene % treating the disease without aue
warrants ycsuyo Of The disease mast be esd
Gated before perfect and Ills we DO There mmee
relief suGerng detention from business Vhse the cure
roresses F1tia and liberation OF she Rec
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sfene given 10 hurire cursd in this city DR. W A.
McCANpIISs SON o. Arch Phlaiti at St Nicholas
Hotel tl Dee l3. ard weeks every four hereafter
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| NY. Wholesale PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
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nation and Often where dirty package soyeay az
esrnee falls that the motion will not allow the con
tents 10 change plenty clean drv fine cut straw WIN
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on Inc hor or bill stating the amount also send Letter at he
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50 that your marx is in demand.
BFANS AND PEAS
Receipts Of for go bbs; do last wees 61
bs sane ,T3S bb; exports wees 5fO'
DO Of peas 125 bus Receipts Of peas 2Ot3 bush WIN ou1-
tetei iee receipts the market holds tieeengy We WITH
nothing beyond cOnsumpve demand TO support It. Me
dun have down rGe since last bat dss seem Wiling
10 shade prices rather check trade snt rk accumulation
Msirows demand for export they also are slightly In bye
favor ire receipts include them quite largely White hdne Beans
the qusy Ysud herce the Wder range
Rel dueg fairly firm the recent mates Pea beans are steady
some Eastern call canal closed aud Canadah are
benefited consequence bulk have advanced end barrels are hrner
Green ans oulT selling small lots and prices weaker;
tea decline would hveto take place round parcels we're pressed
upon the market Southern T. peas are scarce ana We quote 'i sell
fgurcs We