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A Job Wanted.

A YOUNG MAN who don't care to loaf through
n the winter, Is DESTROYS OF getting chance in
thi vicinity, to earn his board, and, perhaps "a
little for pcrqusites," &c. Age, 81 habits, temper.
and wi'lirt ~ l57.h p.
gusta,
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Notice..

I FORBID all persons harboring or trusting my
l vile, Marcea p. Freeman. on my account as
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
c. III. FREEMAN.
Augusta, Dec. 18th, 1873. decl6tlwt
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Hendee has the largest stock OF carved
brackets and fancy wall pockets on the Ken
nebec, at very low prices. decl6ttf
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Special Notices.
TO INVENTORS,

Patent Owners and all Interested in Patents
The Prospectus Of the New England Association
of Inventors and Patent owners contains matters
of great Importance to all interested in Patents and
Inventions.
Sent to any address applca ion to
ii. l.. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
decl9.l2wspn 1873 Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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New York Money Market.
New York, Dec. 10.
EVENING REPORT,

EVENING REPORT.
Wall street generally has been depressed to-day,
closing quiet and steadier on the took exchange;
but the gold and exchange continued heavy to the
close.
Money was active during the afternoon but
closed at per cent to gold interest at which rates
the bulk Of the business during the day trans.
acted.s& Hs# 4
The decline in stocks caused considerable shift
ing Of loans, and banks were calling in money In
| IN preparation ior January interest and divi.
dcnds.
The outstanding legal tender circulation to-day,
shows decrease Of 34l5,0U0.
The loan certificates outstanding now amount to
80, SIS 600, adecreasc since Thursday OF tsj 0O0.
Clearing House Statement:
Currency exchange $56 OBI ISL
balances r..Et 3479933
Gold exchange 1884, $50
- Balances u 63l
Customs Receipts today $4,000
Gold closed no g. lowest point of the day. The
highest point was Ill 3-s.
The rates paid for carrying to-day were :, 0,
and per cent. gold.
The treasurer paid ont to-day ESQ., 900 account
OF interest and go $50 In redemption OF $40
bonds.
The operations In the Gold Exchange Bank to.
day We're:
cold balances 4l,l57 S23
Currency balances 1,30a404
Gross clearances 40Sll 700
Central Pacific bonds closed at 95,< to Y5ia and
Union Pacfcs "a l2as4k.
State bonds dun and quiet.
Governments lower and weak. The Stock Elk.
change is weak and lower to-day.
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Rev. Mr.. Nutting of Gardiner will preach
ia the Winthrop street Universalist church,
Sabbath morning at the usual hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

One hundred and fifty coops of poultry will
be contributed from Portland alone to the hen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-12-20

Important matters are to come before the
meeting of the Overseers of Bowdoin College
pm Tuesday, the 18th of January.
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1-Go to Dolliver 4 Pishon's for Nice
Brackets and Fancy Cabinet Ware. nov2Gtlm
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requiring usually bours Of time, Is crowded
into very few minutes. III 1r
The new index, on each page, clearly writ
ten, contains names of grantor and grantee,
nature of the instrument, vol. and page-all
this condensed into one book. Reference will
be made to about almost fifty volumes of
deeds, etc., in one volume of the index. Un-
der the old system that has prevailed since
1894, it would require five hours to do what can
be accomplished under the new system in ten
minutes.
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1aifn.

In starks, 9Th inst, Mrs. Sarah Squire wife of
ElJan button, aged rs years and 9 months.
IL Brunswick, l4th inst, Mrs Nancy Melcher,
widow OF the late Dea. Abner Melcher, aged ..
years, month, 6 days.
In Freeport, 18th Inst, Mrs LYDIA wife of Ezekiel
Philbrook of treeport, aged - years.
In Bristol, sth inst Mrs. Salie Hanley aged s.
Years, . months.
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Fl .'..' .,,.t,T'~ ACT BuCHU,
/ = ~, - for Brf.rtt's Dis
cas- -.'.. !, ".,yy ele- of Diabetes in
whicA -'aHi 81 iFiiinti.h 81 The Neck
OF IT, =. fi.auirs'ina Of the Kidneys,
Ulcer, n - - h.tip.' and bladder, Reten-
ton Il C:Arr. i'se,'..' The lresiaig Giand,
s stone IN NJ s LGE D asd 9 }sE f..
feebed sad Duiica,e kn:', aFiulsef both Sexes.
attended with TIE fe..eNiaA .yntptoms; Loss
Of Of Wsk L Nsr s sS in h IL the
Back, Finishing Of the no !, Eruption on the Face
Gali!d Cpnntenance. Lassi,a e ~ ystem, etc,
tsed by persons IN the Gee IN, r. chanrc ~
rife; after confinement of l.-s.r pa.A h-d-y't-
ting in children, etc .ir - r4f
In many affections peculiar to hd!cs, -
tract iacl'n il uneouaied ny any other ref''''
As in CI.rr5 ~ or Retention, lrregularit Iain-
funcss u :. 3rrcSsioa Of Customary Evacuations,
liberated or Schrrus state Of the Uterus, Leu.
corrhes or Whites. sterility, and for oil cora.
plants incident to the sex. II is prescribe
extensively by the most eminent Physicians {:
Midwives for enfeob!ed and dasicate cansti;u'
,ions Of both sexes and al ages ~
NEAHsNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
lures Li~osts 4 idr 7 f'on ,I4treGenees,
little expense, little cri o Charge IN die' no m
convenience. and nos .posFe, Il ealses re
9uent aesire, nd im ttrsngn n 70 M,nate;
Curl L & ri.,., i.ft ,rcthra, Allaying Pain
and l. Gaia~!' ion '~esren. in this class of d.
cases, lld"X, y.H.,s ~ poisonous matter, az
KE.... ~! Y:-~sSAcT BUCFaV.
400 p,-'.- 'o- = hei,l"s 'ef s5Go deiiy're'
tea ,s 8.s sn I.sc s.fF va sse's
~ r<n, 6e.o :ai nuane St, y. \.
70 whom, - -, s~r 'eH s"""s" %
'DD' '''e ~ :. esAllt- a -.--f
.-"oio GvA,. 80 ..@.osTERs.
= Eo Charge ia. '7::s III t~--a citation.
XXX ,n On s, &c y g sye,si v Msasss,
br lad, IL
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INDIANA.

indianapolis, 10. The President and fami-
ly, with the remains of Judge Dent, left
here at S O'Clock TO- night for st. Louis
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Union religious services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Congregational
church.
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loraI ann State Mems.

An elegant new Masonic Hall is to be ded.
icated in Freeport the last of this month.
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Boarders Wanted!

THE subscriber Will accommodate at his large
! and convenient boarding house at the corner
OF state ana Bridge Sts., Augusta, about twenty
additional boarders. Please apply in person. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. have also good accomno
datons for boarding horses. EsA
l.. WALDRON. -
Augusta, Dec. 9, 1873. - tim =
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WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER (
Washington, Dec. l9,-S p. NJ.
For New England and the Middle States.
fresh to brisk variable with stormy weather
on the coast, followed by increasing pres. ure
and clearing cold weather, by Saturday n ght.
For the Lake region, increasing pressure with
lower temperature and areas of rain an I
snow, followed by clearing weather and ire III
to brisk northeasterly and westerly win Is,
For the Southern States, increasing pressure
low temperature.
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NEW MICH CONS.

Cows are selling aEer q fashion at last weeks
prices A tar supply, which required consider.
able urging to dispose of them. Vim. Kicker OF
Peacham, VI, says thar hs sold the highest priced
cows his week that he has ever sold sine. he has
been TO market-the COW and calf brought $3.50, a
fine noble looking COW, teat would give large
quantity Of milk
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Christmas
new YEARS,

Ne inIiie our FIIendS and CuSi0u-
e,Y on tie HenNe1ec, la cuX anu TOOK.
ut oar .F6,p ami Beauii/ui stock Of
.Seul ana .dsi,uchaH Sacks, otter ami
Seal caps and Gl0res /0,' Gentlemen
ami ZaaieS' We0,, Childien's SETS
ana CAPS, GI0yes, Um6,eIIas. Huks,
caps, BMHaIo anu WoL/ Robes, dc,
dc. orr EW,' Sacks. as WcN as II
great part Of al orr Nice EMSY, are
mate by tie senior. mr.. Geichcll,
WhoSe /o,Iy-/oNr. gears experience as
II practical /us21e,; is q guarantee OF
lis W01I'. our stock IS entirety neH,
and ire m0Y SAP contains naamy ele-
,gunt goods, as WeW as allihe cheap
e1' r0fIe/ieS. ne are noW setting Il
line Of BMHalo Roles WhicA are II
1a,Yain, as lie customers ieSii/p 1y
buyiHg. ".IO P.d.lIc PR/cE.S,"
but ne are setting .gO0d goods at Tor
prices.
A. L. & P. p. Getchell.
dec2o-teodtf AUGUSTA
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STORE CATTLE AND WORKING OMEN.

Regular dealers in working oxen find but little
money In the business; but few pairs are required
to satisfy the market. We give sales of seven feet
cattle AZ $50 and 1856; one pair girthing six feet
ten inches, at $l65 three pair Rrthing six feet six
inches at sl75 $3.50, and $l+O; six feet four inches
nj
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REMARKS.

The market is not active for cattle but rather in
clined to drag. There little spirit Of trade
on Tuesday afternoon, towards hit. From 4 to
d lower, considering the quality, Is tar innate
of the way Western cattle were sold on live
Weght.
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Brighton Live Stock Market.

For TIE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
II, 1873.
, 1873-09-16
1ucrhimcr Co. IN. r., Dairy Market.


City murkot tho offerings this weak wero estimated
from s t. 1920 sq1s sb9a a
values % hell by dairyinen. We quote from lac to
a Lte Fails Tor % the VICE swaef ending sopt Il tho trade
in farm dalrles Was very brisk, and the delivery,
81 to e
12,<o was freely paid.
impression that args transactions III factory choose
would be made at 13c; but tho market decidedly
loBo Many faetorymen ueoing no prospect of obtain
Ing their price uao and upwartI left the narke do
slariag tat they were ID condition to hold goods for
tho present. their factory shelves well cleared
by tho proyious two weeks shipments.
Tho offerings from tho various factories wore III tho
bo3es hut Is r no could learn tho sales were
not than 1000 boxes, exclusive OF that sent for
ward on co1nmsston We report leading aa
County Central go 4 Seonditionsl .; iyss'
town. 10 1t l22{o paines' Hollow, rs at Patatne
Union 200 Ut 13sio; Rathbunville 140 at North
1 ~ sps1ss 1s ~ + sd1S s;h"ysr s;s
reported 10 haYe sold-n addition to That aboto
staed-a small lot Of August-.nuke at 13c Some other
i3c; but ianoy factories generally refused that hg-
ure for the August make.
Mr. Dallentine, President Of tho Canadian Dairy
mems Asaocation present Of tho market, and rc-
POTTS that Ill the July make Of cheese fron the Cana.
dian factoric. aa been sold and shipped with part
slso Of the August mako This shows no accumula-
ton of atocxs In makers hands In Canada. Very ncar-
" all tho July cheese has heon closed out from tha
ucrkimer County, N. w. factories and Bomc haye sold
as far ~ two wssks' Of the August clcese. D9ttor
comes In sparinRly st Little Falls, but firm. Welch
tuba sold at 9Q@32c.
Tho weather In IIerki,ner County IL cool and there
IL fair growth Of after-ieod. The hcrds generally
are yielding good roturus
We have aivicea from Europe for the laat week In
Auguat Ous London correspondent says cheese u
Il per 100, and beat EngsL cheddar ut sut3
GRH
, 1873-09-16

ahked. Fo!lowing nro tho csrnrH 1t Ii understood
Dnlalo-lfops Idaho aisd st. 1o,,ls, wlcat at 14o ;
.ei,r Maria W. Martin, wheat private torma sc,,ra
Anio sherwood, ": Il. Allen, nnl r. n, KnnpY corn
ein wheat and ryo d 1lc 10 Tort oolbornnoY no.
Lady hlcDol1ld anu Tailor, whoat 1t 14o. To Knga-
ton-schra Oomanche. Il. Blake, and Now Dominion,
wheat At 22c. To co1in4wood- CITY of Chicago
snd n y; 9: Crawford, sl,oat NJ oAc. TO Montreal
Lout1on, via oolngwood, wheat 1t ii 1So TO Now
ENGLAND via ogaenaburYh--rrup 81. Adams, corn,
through. To Eso-rsops Arizona md Japan. wheat,
through. Total, 20; capacity equal 10 400000 hi
wheat, 800 bu corn, mud 15.dOo hu rye. In tho
afternoon, tho achr i. J. McVea was chartered for
whoas to Ooliingwood OIL private tcrrnat tho scfr
Grace Shannon, wheat 10 1l9ston nt $40; schr Iron-
sidrs ryo and sehrs Lafrinier and Naboh r corn m 70
Wheat 4S,o00 Gu corn, and 1o,So65 bn ryc. -
, 1873-09-16
!. LouAL 6TOUK AND HOND MARKET.
Moasrs. Preston, Kean i Go. quote as fol-
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wcro flol for rec
ord on Monday, Sept. Is:
olTz PROPERTY.
Superior street. 1903 feet Of Pine st. in rear, 25127
It, dated Aug. %; confederation, $500.
Ogden av, 275 It Of Twelfth IT. 2s3120 IT, dated
Aug. rs; consideration, Sl,e25.
Caualport ~, IS It OF Union street. T. 2s1150 It.,
dated Sept. ii; 1880.
milwaukee, nv, ZIG # of Robey at, n I, 25x15o
II, dated April 2; consideration, $4,000.
dated ss.t sspt: !. : consideration, sa,eso.
124H II, dated Aug. 20; consideration, 10000.
Same aa tho above, dated July IL; consideration,
nshiyan AZ, near Twenty eighth st, T. as1lco $40
IT, aa;sd Ass 50 se1sia9r.!io9
datel sspt. consideration t7,6O6. -''>4 1''' -
Dadass, d.sa @ sspt @ IL so sssS ~ WIN
Oakley st, l3o H. Of Mooro st. IT, 2G1l3o It, dated
ess' ks!.sslos J. 15s II, oakley 81. + 2s11so It,
oakey st 16f II Of Moore st, I, 2sn1so It, dated
fiournoy It, e cor Of waahtenaw ~, I, % 7.1o1
t25 = dst:a Apri y 1a72 e9nsdoratloa s9eo
Ms g. T. 81 Ct iSss SS st. 1o' IT.
dated 1s!l june. 81; consideFation,, 81 1oo.
dgted July, 20; consideration, s3.5.
Larrabee It, 80 It Of Hobbla ut, 2511oo II, dated
tarFsbes !, ittE Il i Il Oak 1t, VI I, 2411oo IT.,
dated hept. e l2 consideration, 81, ,8N,.
Lot II, IN Block Is. in Heebats u ct n Il &c., 2,
~. IL, dated Aug. 10: consideration t3a5, =
-Four lots IN Wsern,An's Subdivision lu X OF n "
eec 9, 3o, H. dated aug. 1; confederation 81 500,
NORTH Wells IT, bet slgel And doehn ss, T. 351iA9
IT dated Sept. 10 cons!heration, $2,05D.
Lots 10 and 20, In Hnb-Dlock S OF hIorgnn,s q X
nosR ~ sasliesas Additton' dated Sept. l3 conald
- Wellington road, 9o1lA &, " ofnw1 Soc. IS,
BouTH or CITY LIMITS,
Lot 81, Block ~ Bogny's Second Addition dated
Aug. 8 consideration, s385.
Calumet ay, ", asI1so ITO IT, Inc Nofsw n Soc.
10, 50, A. dated Nov, IL, 1874 consideration 5000
Lot 81, in BLOCH 8, In Prout & Cosnana Subdivision
nse ~ Sec. 4, 49, IA, dated Alay ~ consideration,
p,4oo.
Lot II, in Block J. Of Fawct.t,s subdivision, In "
4 Of Sec. 4, 80, II, dated Aug. ~; consideration,
Lots % to 80 In Block i, and Lot IS In Block o. OF
fFayss' ofnw II Of n o u Sec. 8, 80. II, dato&
West a8H Of 81 OF ITO II OF Lot II, In Block s,
Cleayorsina Addition, dated Sept. 8; consideration,
$500.
Won't 40 Of az It Of Lot Q, of Lots 10 to IS, Ii,
Block Of same addtiou, dated Hay 10 consiIera-
ton, $4,000.
, 1873-09-16
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. Is.
AL.COIIOT-WaH In moderate demand Aul Arm at
$1.a5(31.o0 for o. per cent proof.
Dlt0oM-CORF-Thb lower grades Of corn aro III
good rcNutat and Arm. Good to chHIco stock braid
~ quoted W higher Ulo!ce url Ia noIually nr.l.
prominent palur who has Just visited tho br1ou-corn
SECTIONS Of ths State ropora that tho crop under tho
fths Of what It waa last year, Some Ut the early
hah boon cut but the creator portion Of the crop is
jTed by frost booro Il! natures. iio statos that tho
growerh aud interior dealers nre very firm In hulr
Views aud the f9w who have any new corn harvested
confident Of obtaining better prices. There have
, 1873-09-16

Gtosa t.t - ~ - ;noy
MErhIs 1ND II TfsNss sToGR.Trads ia is
fy ms'n;aed u tie' ss.ie' qo}es ss ss 's's '''DS
Tin rhATE-10, to1l1, sM.6o do, 19112. s14.to; do
A12g $500 d., rooflng 10 1850 do, 2o12a, @27'o.
snrrr z.sofa,i easks, lie; half cssis, ,iiX@ X@11xo;
1ess quantity. l1xa; slabs, oc. n...,. 49,. ~,
do No. .iaine, 2oc raes. 'AS'4 ''A'''A 'A''' 1'
GALVANIZED 1noN-No. 1n@2o 1bo; No. a2@A. 1oc;
q Is psr eent mso mad ii tsam m lii ii iii. H. 4'''
CorrsnCoppcr bottoms, 4oo braAsors, ovcr II lts,
!1e timed eoppor. aao; pan'shod copper, 400; do.
u, vis; e Is ia III H. tsso ss 49, It'll;
pes esns ,a iosa
NA1Is-Aro rnoeting with gool local and interior
e@sa saq ss stsan at t; sss tsS 1
;Ss2 e. ;2s. "a do s7s7; o''neh s'la4. '2So o TO
NAVAL, sronEs- domand ia improving and
priccs sre sseady at tho snno,ea !, 4 range; Manila
@ @t.r5sd Eoss, ! T. i5!s,ss; sssaM, y bsls 5 ss.eeS
e'6o; pitch, . bfl, $s.oo@7oo; tar y brl $500
o1Ls-prtces range tho Same at tho close of last
Il ths following quotstions: Carbon 1eH@17o; s1tra
d. H. Sss fss s;s2 sS,s I'D sSSS
sSsi tarpsntias; sss naphiha' Is Sf.vty' isal5o
s eh.assa rGiess ae?teh {seseTiias l. b.saa ssass
Superior No: i, $500: do No. =. ss4oo; DO No. ),
$500; DE- NJ. s92 oo do No: 1890; Missouri
sDS'sS ehs;&s seis sGs in
ssss r. a I'd :aSss te;@ss
iaH{@ioo; nsssIe chickens, s55gas:9o; !, ven!;on
| smnll ducks, $1.O0.
poTAToEs--Thore wus an sct,vo inquiry for pota-
adyanco otslnod car Of Early ',s Ioso was
sold At 7oc delivered Good TO choice potatoes In bar
;ss 1sS o a; 2sF ~ ;oss ss1ss;. ';G S '~ss
sEEnTmony seed wa lsss settye sna beng
10 for common to choice Heed. Saturday afor-
aeler October o1oyor quiet and nominal at se.25.
Glide 10 bass cheice .moby y 1t sao5 20 Ssss Do
a $40 4Io bsgs prime At 500; la Iaga do st s2o5
sG s ?FH s' bags bass q
sss20s 1o eegs eo0 s 9 :, @ bags 10
SAkT-rhe demand co Continues active and tho mar
nav aao 500 ordinary eossss ssis; eoarss b. b.
pss SsiE fssus %n i9fs Ss: ss Tasas nafsn
dairy, per sss1 ss.ooSs.2s; Turks 1al.nd, s2.oo
TEAB-Wore III active lc1nand, and woro quoted
hFn, Tith an sdyaneing tendency. Wemake no change
sE M fG Y?gae " M
110 common to fine old hyson, 100000; conlnon i'm
pe1 ses s9od TO- TO- ch9ists o. fs;r TO-
s1tra Moyune sl.3s@l46; choee @ extra now japan,
poc@91,o0; fall to good old, o5@7oo common do,
| mon to hne oolong, 85@4bo; good. b5@65o choics
10 extra, gsc@sl:oo
ToBAcco-The tobacco trade DO was quiet to-day 1t
um j; ssesoc poor to common, 4o@soo.
| pIua-Nasnral leas, 759soo; halt bright, eo97o !;
| black, sound, 45ta55c, . D. '0.
, 1873-09-16

Hickory;-Clenr, *2s .ooaso.U; common, $2o.oo9
81. Gull, tt2.06t1 l8Hu.
hfapio-O1ear, $23.0oe83 co.; common, $loo1a25oo
Gull, f10.00@l6,o0. -
l.ultcrnu-ocas, s35.oo@oo.oo; common, s2ooos
soon.
Oherry--C1ear, Aooo@co.oo; common, $1,000
35.o0 Gull, $f9.6o@lB00. -
Whltewood-olear, s30.oo@4ooo; common, 1900
G325.0O cult, $40 90.
Wagon Htock-1ickory axlcs, per net, &1.0o91 TO
wagon poles, eaeh 45ta65o box boards, t3o. .o0l40.oo
do counters. Toe rosewood, 6o9Soc; whs holly, 900
, 1873-09-16
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept, IL.
Tho following wore the receipts md Bhipnoutu
Of tho leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-oight hours. and for tho
corresponding date ono year ngo,
, 1873-09-16

BHEEF-Kdc5ieed HlntG SaEufuay, 243. TIC uc&1hnd
WAS ANAL was also ths supply, and valaos woro not
e375g 4.5o for scaanags 10 choice mutton grades.
, 1873-09-16
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING" Sept, 10.
Another satisfactory day WIS passed at the sale
tive demand fro both local and country Dealers ana
and seantiine sold At slo2se1e55, Msnistss cargoes
s as.9 H. ass Ss 4 1is .n 2s s.rSos ss
SsSSss asasp ssa ssss b1s3
slooo9iS.5o; jolsi and sc.ntiing, tlo.oo@ioeo
= .htsgf'sJi a,fas ine11asn: s5;l5n ''th' s''8'&'
Cargo schr Whirlwtnd, from Ludington 100 m joizts
Mansteo, l80 N joista and scan.!ng at $lo6o. schr
Miami. from Man1aee l4o N joists and acantllng at
ss AZ @ .nS fs9% scsas Msstss s. ss5 Sos
full 30 JoHts And scautltng at $3.50, Manateo t.ly
Sold by J. ii. Loomis Co..
and scantllng 1t $o.50. Bohr Emma from Ludingson,
loo iolss and rcsntling At sio25, 1udington tally
si5oo; 1s5 n joIsto and snd acanting Il 5000 schr
Anscc' 3soin Mnniste9 123 jo,ts and acantlins At
sioss sesr t. Mepohala. from Slanis!ee dscE snail
m % strirs and boards At si2oo il NJ l.th Il sia1X.
Bchr b. Nswhali from Ludington, 100 NJ strips aud
srse timber Il 5l5oo hold Of oiss md scautlins It
$lo.5o 8chr Vermont, from Muskegon, IS m coarse
ss mixed At sg ssnr Ms1s
Brothers, from Manstee, 14o m joata and scantling
and abort timber at 5000 30 email ti,nber, 20 It
sas 9Ss ssases i It 1a 5 boa y bsats Rssss
ard, DorlAud L Co.
LUMBER Ynr1o11rs. .
= ManGteo, 3.95 LulIMgon, 500: Muakcgon, 2,76 !;
oeon.o. $500 ;Meuominee, $3.50; White Lake, s275
@s.oo; pentwater, s375 Grand Haven, $3.50.
Tho yard trade continues active and tho market very
Arm, especially for the common grades. Hardwood Ia
meeting with an improved inquiry, and pF!ces arc
ateady "a quoted. We repeat:
second clear, inch 10 tnch. ...... a7oo @sooo
Third clear, inch. 9s.0o 70 {s4e.9o
| Clear flooring, 1st and "a together,
elsss t:idias III .ai I'd ioaeiiss, 5sSS S3sSs
Common nooring. dressed, 6rst. ~. a3oo lsas.oo
| Common flooring, dreasod, second..-. @o0 930.0o
I'D sso" % @ss.oS
stock hoarts. .-.''....'...--'.'. aooV G5ao.0v
stock hoardR. dR...........''.'s.'-..' 1I.oe Gsoouv
atoek BOARDS: a:.t...'..'..'''.-.'s'' !oon e9io.oo
aSa Joia seanne, s;n.ii timber. ieucing 1@ '
etc., Ia feet aud undor, green....... 11oo @13.oo
Joist and soantlpg, il 10 ii icet..... 400 .20oo
Iickes, square. !o.Vo tstn.oo
P!ckea, dat t...:..,................" LAW e5lJov
Cedar posta. split. 14.0o t@la.0o
Cedar posts. round. 400 Gaa5.0o
Mo, i sawed shingles. 1.oU d 400
Or Star. 351!St9 3.ao
BhiuRlea on track. 3l2Ai9s 3.31S
No. ezWeu. 4.Ia tS 4.pV
Thrco dollars per car to be added when trAuAtbrrtd
| which charge follows tbs shingles.
Thickusss-Five shingles to bo TWO Inches In thick
Leugth-slztsen inehes.
p,.,t.w.,nut odan'sr: %1sns0opi ;iooo,som: clear,
S650otasaoo: con,n,ou $a3oots6o.oo; Gull, 10000
$780, aosctus.M s. $s9oe 9ot; II q .,.o,,, m
ea sioossis.So asosus, .ooo9sooo %
Osk-Cle4r, s2G.0o(3A0,o0; common, 3l0.0o925. 90 !:
Gull, 1s.oo9laoo.
, 1873-09-16

uUuH-NncelVod Blnca Saturday, e,714 h8ad. Tho
Increased activity md nrmneAs noticeable In tho mar
ing sales ut about Saturdays prices, but tho
day advanced the competition Increased, md before
noon prccA had oropt up strong 0c er 100 bs, or to
x.85 for poor extra Light. Everything yod, and tue
market closed steady and nrn At the above quotations.
Among tho tlay'a transactions were tho following:
, 1873-09-16

wsro sctive At decline Of 10. or at o,5o for OATS
lao tor corn, and 1870 for wheat v raj" /, Nufalo
and l4n l,y r'rAIn 1h"~' -" :.Iur'
vaaselB for KEE. -, 80. g.. Vs.. .-..y oft a,-