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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

WHEAT--ss y GENITAL Of 100 DIS.
OATs-4Sc y busheL
FrDVR- Firm choice brands = oOss6 oo
y Dbl.
BARLEY 3. 4Nal 45 per GENITAL.
ONIONS kGr2c v D.
BUTTER Extra dairy 3OaS5c y d; com
mon, l892Oc.
' Er;1s-Irl demand at 45c " dozeu.
POULTRY Grown chickens, IS y dozen.
HIDES Choice dry, Ac v ib; salted, &c.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

edies for that disease. Also pure fluid ex-
tract of Eucalyptus, in one pound bottles,
for physicians use Beware OF imitatf0ns,
and take none but Coleman's For sas6
everywhere, and by Hodge Calef 4 Co.,
Druggists, Portland. Agents for oregon. n
v5n39y
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20
Elll,AL. .YPTlllES.,

Completely corrObo atiye Of the above,
are the reports Of the experiments with
Eucalyptus by DIR. Lorrimer, of Berlin,
Prussia, and Or Keelcr, Chief Physician
of the Austrian Railway Co.. published in
the An,. Ned. jour. July, 1872.
1t viii be found very eflicacious in obsti-
nate cases OF Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Hack
ing Cough Chronic Sore throat, IeucOr-
rhea, etc, and in nausea during prcgnan-
cV,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

M Rtnm 0n per day. Agents wantedi An
HtDlUSD ~ cInsses Of working PEOPLE, OF
either eek, young OK old, make more In0ns
az an the time. than &C anything eaee. Par
fIeulaFs free. Address g, stlRSOm 4 Co,
Portland, 1aine. uyJ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-20

Warden KelIog, Of the Washington
Territory Insane Asylum, was recently
attacked by a crIzed inmate, armed
with a sling-stone, aud received an
ugly wodnd On che side fthe head.
, 1873-11-19
HOUSEBREAE1EIeS.

Tho Town of Lake tho Scene OF an
Outrage ~ a H1olthD Entered, the
Owner xsentcIl, fuia WIFE Tiled to IL
E8edpost, aud Articles OF VnlNu Stolen.
1t a late hour Monday night four men, wearlng
maska broke into tile house OF Clris Weller located
uear Blue Island ayenue in the wcst end Of tue Town
at Lake, and, entering bedroom occupied by
Weller and bis wlfo, made domand for money.
Weller answered that he bud not penny In the house,
except small amount OF ucriptn hia veRt-pookot. III
eta Of tho vest Of watch and i small alnonnt OF
money. The robbers accused Weller Of telling false
hood and aail they know thore was large amount Of
money In tho houss. Upon Welerfs again asserting
tiat the house contained money, ono Of tile party
pulled him out OF bod and forced him to unlock tho
drawers IN bureau, whio others ranRactcd the house
from top to bottom talking evarything Of value Arpar-
entity enage! at discovering thu ubeot Of their yis
tho outlAws drew knives hud bcgan to cut tho bod
clotiea to shrels Wcller demonstrated with thoI
whereupon thoy foil upon lim and bt4t hn until he
VIM renlerad !nasnBible Hia wife sttAmntoa to es-
eape from the reo when Hl!e wss .eixsd sad tod to
would DO khlod. Tha. rpbbe.s lett tae housc
about ! o'clock in the morning. When. Mr:
Wetlpr recovered consoiouaness, ho released
hlH wfe from her uncomfortable posnion. His
ports to to Lake poce. resulted tn two raeu being
s shsa Sas ySs'd Iuardsr IL %slsr! houso Their o.
anination WIS to have como OF baforo Justice Thonl
aon yesterdsy but It u not Enown "e1 Was ooho WIN
tAo house. under tho belief that Wellsr war n tbs
hAhlt Of keeping larRs su1ns o9 money Greg night 20
lonetn9 70 lla employers nt M beoeR xAro.. ~:
towa q IAts y nauuh saaated by tas oatEAaa. - I'D
, 1873-11-19

The Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
middlng upland, l5}so; futures eloaed weak.
BnrApszUrps-Foiir. moro active, and ehads
sss 1sssns aas 81
71s e.Es ohlo ssoa7as; s. stLa dSats 4 sesa@1os9
VIZ aru Western, s. 34043.75. Wheat in good de-
e @s1d, ssth neds5StS ; 'upp!Z Tsss'p:,:
a'en ss SS Ssssfa sPt si
s1.49@1.4s; No. milwaukee,, N.49@l49; No.
sl.2 q 9y T1as1r aa reg e. Western @ ~
Sssao '9ns snssd sfa wSte WsSa s Sys
scarce md arm ut o0@goc, Barley quiat and Arm.
prime pin N nsed fed Western aaoat s1ae7Sa h.sh mixed
and yellow Wostern, o8e; nsn mixed WcstsEn IN
ss 1ss a d l Sfsx Sa sss Gs; @ ws.sa sa so sE
Eaas-In better supply md nteady.
aaooEH5Es1ooaeo Au|l: saga. arn ts,r to gosod gs
Tsanins, 71s7So A0'asss' quiet and hfm' h'e'
ToaPxs71xE-oulst 1t doHt5!lc.
s s1sr ss p9
oxtra, sli oo@1soo nse{ bsma mora active i $500
@ess ;2s s o. oat-meats s aiet I'd rrs sort
out hams tor Docembor. sHo. . Mtaales va weak long
@ tpG sa n op:ns
lower but closed firm Western steam, 7@72fc, for
ios no for November; 7N@7 111oe Tor bscernber;
Sc ss9'fs fa|i to good ws.tes assso
OIEEaE-4Qplet and unchanged.
"a'skz-F'Fm 1t otSo1ssAq1 gts;
o1sorsr4T1, Noy: ID &1s-DRIApa7uFFs,nTo, = md
ssae.'s az IT 'A'''A' e'' '"' >'' '' wv 0's' 80
20 wanted ST. 80 o1sh e
ara M sasl saiss shealdefs. 4Sse eleas Ho. sXs;
mi 1rrns
, 1873-11-19

Another aevero galo WAS experienced Lake Micht-
gan yesterday morning ABOUT osiosg: e. ans wna'
veered around 10 the northwest, and continued 10
blow from that quarter with unaboted fury gu day:
the st i Vii. IN undoubtedly 10 vory SMALL bec.ues
men had a fair warning, tho barometer having been
exceedingly low during tho previous two days,-lower
aud, consequently, a dns precautions bad been taken
BcsIdea many Of the yassas that would have beon on
te a dsasd thsa o wea shsrs
Tbs iais waa exceedingly rough all day Yesterday,
making Il angarous for veesols to enter the harhor.
Tho schr Atlanta, of oswogo slinped hsr G anchor we
trying to weather The atorm outside sue waa After
Tho brig.acow Gladiator also shipped her anchor and
broke her jibboon. ...
Tho sebr Meara and several other vessc1s are now
lying outside unabo to como In during tho proyaenoa
Disasters from tho storm Of wsoI ago are still
Meokuaw in leaking condition. Tho tug Prinalvio
left Port Huron yeaterhy to bring her to this city,
a' pelhss e ssr Of Hn9 ssah 5s s Last
crc came ashore At South Harbor in their boat Thurs.
day morning about O'Clock, slmoat Trojan and o.
Tho iron prop .Alaaka. which cleared from ~.
cine for this cit. day before yesterday Ia sahore on
Tho prop City Of Ioatou, ashore miles soutll
Of Tsa,ikfort, aa broIsn IL two md bacona total
loss The cargo consisted Of -four and corn:
The echr DuenR Vista, lying ut the dock At Man.
,ateo had hor oak plank cut through and stern sw1st-
90 by tho prop Lake Bsesze, ef ths If, Enseltnann
Ths aclr follcan, ashore at Grand IalAnd, 1ake
Superior, got on on Saturday, after throwing over
board about 1000 buahes Of grain. sha left for ths
Tim ssmr JAM, which cleared from Detroit on
Sunday nigh. for Buffalo with 1900 " 9f Of ,1e Masat
aour, struck rock at Li1ne-Kiln Gxosang, njuriua
her 10 that feo Of water lay In har hold when she
won't 10 tho dock ut Maiden. The steamer will be
jnred. -.
rio e.ms ohins, Of ths Anchor 14no e2mmandsd
"a mrSuts 10 Butfalo on Saturday, having had rough
tins wiilo On Lake nliaalGan With ano~ssos1os Ths
weather was extremely cold, and before FeAchng tht
River st. Car loo on the uain dock had formed fool
ID Lok1,eas, Wills on tho outside, extending to tht
pisot-hoube, she was thiekly coated.
, 1873-11-19

sessa ssu adaFs Sds 70 srlss s' ?
ars n for eeTteG cheets; & oxar for currehey.
rou,sv,t.x xy t2Slaxtlha; Nay is1Ss;,o,uo-ste.ay.
BEEADsTusFs--Enu guilt antl unchanged.
lrovta1oNe--Qutot and unchnnacl.
1ioaH-Actiyc arg Higher ut s4ooGs41s; sxtsa hold At
MI &araHs@ssssd5 Hs:@'s;s Il S;;ss:s ;;a;;,n
DETROIT, Nov. 8.-DnEApsr urrs-Flour dul! and
,,lohauGe. Wheat act!ve and higher; exlra, al.64
M. j, si40M aillbar, sla Corn aeady At 49c Oats
In so's' a'man" Mt Iii MILWAUKEE.
sn asnge% q Whsst .sr r ~" .ta ~.
sslfS W. H;re% oer ara "'eay H. g. 50 '' dol' S0
nnon1rrs-roar. ',t 4oed Irh wleat b.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY PEG Hrlsi %heat' aooo oa'
pf1frADEtrIf1a Nuy, 1H,--DnEApHTuFFs-Flour
e1atlo uaaier r'irrlc siooGa4 .so lae, ONO snd
Indiana extra fnny ooS7s7 an Wnsas 3 1ast q sAo a3.
its s iys s @ Gu s''ist issanR w; ssS, s
04t,o;c miked o5dGd5c. CUTS uolso white sotSs2e !;
1sSi rsTi,o1EvS-cruae, oGSs;sc 1o,so; refined, l4c
BALTIMORE.
pAIT1Monr, Nov. s.1DnrApsTurks-Fl9'!r au qne.
Western, Si.6i,. Corn iirmer; nli1el Wca!orn, 400
pnovls1oNs@ aees ro', sl+o0 bulk shoulders
a;a 7s7%s; s1 @ s'ns iii iis':. 'nr , aone here. '''
Wn1sHr-riran, oa7, @vlc.
fswEGo, Nov. 1g,-l5AEA EAosluYFa--Whe hrn No
Mlwaukco, si.40. Corn tl'!l!, 59@Goc.
:. BUFFALO.
BurrALo, Nov. 1e.-DRrADsrurFa- Wheat quiet nns
source; saies, cars No. oliiwaulee at $l3a@1.34
Oorn 1uet :d lower Bules. q, 500 b, nt 6ia5l to
No. 45,p0o bu do, sample. at 61c car loss, 62s
, 1873-11-19
THE PLATFORM.
N1r. pordovnss Ecctslrc on 81 Tho Now
CferEynlntl in Kfngabury Music
UE1f11 E,faHt Evening.

Nar. G0rtl0vn'R klcCturo on st.Ehc Now
Cfergyannll in Kingabury Music
HAIL Last Evening.
RJ. Dc Oordoya lec.ured Last night at Music Hal
upon "Tha Now Clergyman" In spite Of the slippery
walking nnd tho cold weather. tho attendance very
goo II had been announced that this lecture was to
DO Humorous" and, consequently, tho number Of
persons who bought ticketH at tho door 1nrge, In
these dull and poverty-axieken times people yearn
after something which will make them laugh, and for
that rqsgon they flock to the mInstrels uud to tho
humorous sarcastic lecture, paying willingly tho
popular prca" Of 20 cents to laugh kcoto OF times
and to ynwn half m hour.
Tho lecture was Of that class which cannot be re-
ported It is In briof, description Of secluded VII
lage upon the Hudson: Of tho wealthy and arrogant
Squire who ruled It; the Deacon Of the church, aud
Ills wife, who abhors lypocricy In othere anl is given
to practciuB 1t herself; and the uewly lytnstaol minis
ter and hls wifo. His reception, tho donation purity
given him, and his final fall from popular favor, oro
fully and sometimes well, described. It IL tho weak
ness OF the lecturer to at.ompt to represent the
squeakng accents Of the Deaconoaa the popous voice
Of the Squire and tho hiccough Of the drunken banjo
player. His own voice has not tho o1tby to euablo
him to do such thing WELL aud 1t should therefore
have been left uninterrupted.
The substanco Of tho lecture very fair aud gave
reasonably accurato porraura Of the trials aud per-
ploxies Of poory-pnll clergyman whose lot liz caat
prompt payments. sone parts Of It savored slightly
of age, butt thon. many thngs which are true old
Though aono Of his points and descriptions fair
lie lacka tho local Aayor aud accuracy which Mrs.
Btowe as given to her tales Of ylageliio The audi
ence WAS B!ngnarly uutnmoAstrativo, and did nothing
to stimulate the lecturer. Ho was twco appaudad,
and laughter chaerol him about twelve times, which
not enough to keep him in good spirits. There
MA man present aho laughed Hike d bass-drl.,n,
and who, apparently fapoyin2 he was ut political
meeting fet it hiH duty to cheer tho speaker by OBJ
gorylng That's So" That's 1t old "oto, but hs
added nothing to De Cordoyaa happiness, though he
| pleascd tho audience.
Tie lecturer and those who were there IN good sea-
son must ~ aaye been exceedingly morsiaed md an
parent!y rcsrecablo portion OF tho audienee It vas
hnf-paat befose tho last ono got sentel, md for
ncat half hour those who Wished to hsar dis
t4rbed by tho arrival os these late-conaers, vho
trapeu arnnd tho hail In BeArcA Of helr seats. and
occasionally changed their places from tho floor to
the gallary md baek again Once, whom large batch
middle Of bit Of description These people wore moi
Atashod however, and thought 4 exceedingly good
natured Of him not to go until they hnd chRnco *
hear h1n.
, 1873-11-19
HOME MISSION WORK.
Meeting of Izaptiat Ministers and Lay-
men 10 Consider measures for tho
Employment Of Theological Stu.

nsee4tnr os 1sontsat r1,nturcra mud INV.
Enploymont oa Theological stu-
dents . as Nome @ missionaries. sion. rls .,.u.
nant;at churches throueont the city was held lat
tion Senator Doott1e called upon to preside, and
DR.. Bailey to act o. Secretary, Prayer was Of
fered by tho nov John Gordon. stsor Which
tho object OF tho meeting waa -. .,a stated
,orsss -, ,a a,,acna 10 tha yarora anca
.,as, ss,a ~ 49, ,.eaa1.,to Tho
rsss to
n .ss. ~ sor ne furner
43e "a " 1, w" t . ~ n I
more to ehrou aaotfban towns oo1lo on"tenes' ana
do other good business.
a, nj n nrov1on. n,oatino. nroscntod The following
gu ~ p1o'1ouS noe'ne' pt''en'eo suo AoD'""'s
report:
and ministerial gifts III connection with cur dononllna
onal press, aud societies, and faculties Of nstruc.
on there s large and increasing class OF ministerial
stqeeats WHICH,; Hgi Try IT, ,,sa
and eyer wldcninE In tGa city aud Vicinity wgre Ill
these ministerial gifts nigh. bs employed to with tho
greatest promise to themSs!ve' and the denomination
nn% wurnv,s sucn ,,,cox,ncnt vb,o aunn,,mont3nr
teir s1peaaes vhilo pu1sning thsir studies ana 4 hs
to tae 80 a,, q,
| tion in Chicago and tho Northwest thorefore, .
IesoEred. That wo ne1nbos8 anu roprrsnntatiVeR OF
tue Baptist churches ot Chicago and vicinity arc pro-
fonndy convinced tnht wo cannot az ous dny 10 neso
students for the ministry soysaonfiay losatoa
anonB na, nof pe 1oyal 70 CUE aenotn1lsauou
without prodding some plan for the aystenutic oc-
cupaon Of the destitute and important neas u our
city and vicinity That We hereby pledgc ourselves PCT
sonAy to corporate in this ~osx aud eee6 10 oEanze
| It ~ al our churches. ..,.
leaotutd, That pendtng the aaoption q constt4-
ton and ruleH Of order J. n. HOBART, y, Dan1es H.
| ". blscEha!I, u y. Holneh, q. psn4my a.. e. At At
'nold, T. ". Ainaanu, q. ~ AGa1 :; =. onapol,, ana
L. H. Falmef % Pfos7e1onh to1nmNIee 70 HiHAe "
xangementA Tor employing our bcGoncarf stuaeuts IN
cur doatttuto feds Ia tho city and vclryt and COM
| mltung tho churches to thoir support ~ thtd work
tHsaptdr That oil ouF PASTORS OF fnia cty Ana Nen-
ity be fequeatod 70 commend tho claims Of tha work
to their and seek 70 organize thorough
and systomaAo co.operAt!on n each church.
Hfsosued, IaRt, Wnen thon INA oomin!.tee aaloufns
IT ndjouFn to meet at tha eau OF th,a Colnnect 10
hear reports Of progress. anu 70 eohslaes Aa hdcpt
, 1873-11-19
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. 10.
Tito market for domestio dry goods presents few
NOW features, aud none worthy of extended comment.
buyers haye been in little better atondhnce than
during last week OF tho previous one, and tho mali
order business oxhibita eoino slight Improvement, but
there is g entire absence Of anything resembling
sctiyity in my, department, buyers with few o.
cerfons Bti clinging to the policy Of restricting
oriers to Huch articles Arn in everyday demand,
and to such amounts necessary to saiafy tho
immediate requirements Of their trade. To what
tent the tae reduction In prices will affect thu trade
renains to be scep though from the etors Of
inquiry now bng received by johbers 1t Is cdent
that the opinion. ia very Generally entert.ned that
cotton textiles concerned Tho supply Of aome
Of tho moro popular brands Of heavy brown and
pleaolod sheouga ia entirely exhausted in first lands,
and should tho next fortnight Witness tho improved
demand now confidently looked for reaction from
the extreme depression Of the nast two weeks
may reasonably be anticipated, The different DEPART
nenta are we'll stocked, but in no instance y there
my large oyerplus, and among our merchants hore ia
feeling TINT tho worst ia past" and that from this
Tina forward tho situation Will improve. Tho demand
for csrpstings + far eonstds,5ng tho daness Per-
quotations. arc or less freely shaded s1 around,
h,l attrAct3vo
, 1873-11-19

N0GS-The receipts wore the largest Of tho senBon,
so far, and, With two exceptions, havo never
been eana'ed In any ono day. but 70 urgent waa the
unsold at tho close. and values suffered nttle or
dsproeatlon Towards noon, when aotlcEs had gained
eyinccd disposition to concedo little, many tecar-
Ing that would 10 impossible to sustain tho arks
and ocrcd tholr Htock at 100 decne from yesterdays
up" these weak-kncod onea speedily restored comb
dence and Lutte snes showed but Hlght variation from
tho prices curront In the morning. Sales oecod
ut 3376@5.ao for common at $383@3 90 for medium,
add at for good to choice, With few extra
at t6. Tbs market closed staady at tho nbove quo
tatloua. Among tho transactions wore the following:
, 1873-11-19

P0Kt a,f Chicago.

--. Ann!VED.; ;...:..... Nov. 1s.
sehr n. T. Forry, arH1i1 liaven, lumher'
Hclr 4: 1s'ssi, aluskeson. b1.nbsf.
sc!r aihEnoIh, hlne1GgMi. 'n,ngat. g
Schr Abigail, arana Hayen' laMger.
Scow La,lltnu, White Latc, snansfis. snis,
Prop FESor'tss enon1nes, sTn@e'is; ,,bor
Largo I.llcn Mii!l'lsi E!e'.uN,.us'' , ,,.,nt."n
I,,r H1rgs cra J. q; nFstSens bs,r
large Sohosn' .eMui nlemonNnee, ss. ,.la. Mlsp'f'
1Fop gatca{o, nanaot 1.1aa,o9 a!hu..s. 1,,oha.
5chf r. u. s!hlao1s, 41n.leto"' s"inooA'
schr Joses, aiusxegot,, loin9el. , ,,,r,s,,
sshr J; a. a. Jonnson, ,h, 11nnu ns,sr mafs' tu'eA
senF tn!,ie ara5' 6., nuua1Y, ~ ,s ."'9. 4"1norr
sehr Gnleaoh'a 51 hgush - nasgna i,a,,,or
seow c ! 5Sogena "st'e =. ,asn,,, Mas inn,Sar
, 1873-11-19

DErno1r, Mich., Nov. 1a.-pAssED DowN-rrops
Scott Yaudorbilt, Cuyahogn, Mills, Fountain City,
Minneapolis, Sheridan, Intsr.ocsan and barge PHIL
udcIphis /; achr Fannie Campbell.
rAssEp Ur-props pasaaIc, Hurd, st. Paul =; achrs
r. Palms, Clna, City Of the Straits, Louisa, 5ainea
King.
DErnorr. Mich, Nov, 18.-PAssEp DowH-Props
Forest City and baEgo, Eclipse and barge. Wenona.
PASSED Ur-Prop Rosnoko.
WtNu-EutkhWcBt,
, 1873-11-19

wers In moderate requcsk nt 8o for corn and 70 Tor
wheat to Buynlo. Tho enga8onents reported were !:
To Duiralo-DRrgo Verona, corn at o14o; achr D. =.
day) wheat aud oats private terms. To oswago--
schr Knight Te,nplar. wheat On private tes1na. TO
lywschr G. Il, johnson, corn ut Go. Total, 8; cap
aety equal to "a 900 bu wheat 100000 bu corn and
Is OO0 hu oatg.
, 1873-11-19
MEETINGS.


Chioaso Chapter, No. 1871, r. 4. NJ Regular .Oonvp,
oaan thia Wsdnssdayl evening It o'ooek u The Ali
ont, aultnn will bs taken upon motion to change the
XII SMITH. Sac,
, 1873-11-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

After To-day thu Michigan Southern Ntooa.yart
accommodation trains wGi horesoioro hayo left tha
yards At 1loon. IN. and AIS p ILL.,, will leavc ut 111o
cXrrlE-Tiers was ~ radical .s chnnRo In The
yostssday and to-ny togetor with lilo aoucwlat In
proved condition Of the nea-boar:l arkota served to
PARTIALLY rcsoeo tle confidence 9f Eastorn opera:ora
atartcr, goul to cnoico shipping besycs conl-
,na,l,loi son,utl1ing Of an advance IN former
ioo In, ag compared with tls lowest poInt reachod
during aat wsck The rshassa o 2! ahinler nl1clnt-
e T. scns go saa st noioo ;n% to 1os od s ns,as Tsxss %
gool Il osra serrs averaging from 12ao III 4go liz.
Gregory, sssa,ler h Co. scltug drove Of os fancy
Iowa nteors TT s013h. but those castlc wero 80 nch
nbosu t genera, I run a. ' ~ aac n,c N no s
mated eefr, s575 may fairs bo considered m outside
quotation So fur tho descriptions nf stock usually
tic Ioorenl that 1lnl their why to martat arc
ccred, lIlilo TO improvement waH noticeable Es
hs hs c, a ui fs so 2ss 2s bs ss ss Il
the iocl trade 1nay le expected to continue on u-
lied acale, and III the ncannao any docitlcd advance
in prcca cannut reasonably 10 anticipated. Tho rcps
ad to-day by TINT caIa Ut buyors Mere AU0 for
poor 10 good lon Ut feon. 70 IL he avcrage with
aaabo ut rather better prices than prevailed lust week,
tho appreciation being duo to Tho aaall number IN
eao, nnd not to any ncreaec III the demand. Fair to
Soro inquired Tor It s2.:59325, willie common iots
wcre quotnbe ut 7do@2C5. The market clozed firm,
| With but Bte ssocls nnBola.
Extra Deevca-aradcd Steers averaging I, 400 rx
hoica sha pcoyssMEns a vol formed Sycar
to year old steers, averaging l,3oo TO
ooSa nes;esws:ttcned. 'ss ncy formed ''t''s''''
aieors. averaging 1900 10 is5o lSa 44o04.76
Medium, arades-s.cern in fair acsh ayor-
ntssIa sgg 1s stosRoormon a 10 iii scsrs
| and good to axtEa COWS, Tor city slaughter,
, 1873-11-19

DV4SOLUTIO
The Arm et Dscx L. Newbur7,, Real Estato and Loan
asy ::9,ed By mnt1.1 spa:sF NsT
anhn.tzc raocivo md ssqspt Tor dobsa duo 1ad i
W!taoss our hands aut seale, Naysmhsr II, l87g
cdEooinuG i5iS" q. hRwnuny. t. g..
Tbs undorsIgned NJ to the late s Of psew
l. Nowbury, Will continue to carry general Hsst III
t.ta ,n4 nap;s Asntaa AEsp%oy q th9 G!d oses No.
Adsy 10 retain the patronage ub9t4y sxtandsd 10
'a' 'A'' Af1 ~ "4'" . NsS98E1th S9fEs1thaH q. akwsuaY.
, 1873-11-19
MARINE plSAHTEha.

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Toronto, ID ttporisa sahofs On Long pot1t*
&lLatti1n4 NdS -ahA arAAonfz ta1&44 VAH k1Hk
, 1873-11-19

Special Dispatch to Tht Ehfe19o 7ri6une.
IAsAtLr, H., Nov. .1g.-DEPAnTpnE3-nyM River
Prop Novsty towing the canaboats Polar Star, hon
trcal Champion aud Gen. Mcclellan; also prop T. ].
Alexander, towing the barge @. ". Lockwood NO af-
riysls OF doparturot by canal.
, 1873-11-19
MISSIONARY WORK,

Nkw Yonx, Nov. 1o.-Thu total appropriations mnds
by tls Msthod14t EpscopAl 4onet0l 11&RionAry COM
.nlttaa to- ths yoar t0, against Lat
Y4Ar.
, 1873-11-19

Stated eoneayo. Of 81. aaruasd CommsndeF5t no. g.
4. r., this "Wednesday eyuntuG At IN O'clock. Work
tAs Qsdar ot X. 7. BY ordoe 81 Q.
, 1873-11-19

snssa! pasa ST. to e. e csqge zTi1sns ~,
Shipped ESQ; inquiry mostly from feedera but chsrs
stock steady. Sales Of winsered Texan steers Togo
2os Tho gold wSasher ,a,a. fnuSsa NJ ed
Ready aalca wero mado ut $3.25G3.35.
DuprAno, Nov. 1a.-OArrIE-ReceIpto including c
e ,st ss ao,ns @ as v % saw 3
feeling prevailing Sales Of 2o Ohio steers, ny 90!
1854 bs, ut g. 90 o. Illnos steors, W 1,320Ga
i.sa Il. q s & 10 Michigan sfesFs ny 1's
snErr AMP LAxnx-ncceipts, including 1ero;rstsd>
psixs' reosaS 9 Ss
Moos-iecoips, Including reported arrivals, $500;
sa % ss aet o nans ass
ana ioa'! a!uass. 49, ~ '''@'' ~S''' S y ""
EARr LIBERTY, pG,, Nov. Notwithstanding, Is
cars; best, $5.oo@5.60; medium $t.25@+.76; conf
mon, sJso@4oo stoekess, Ss.oo@s.ao; hulla, 42.oo@
Hous-A1ivala, 80 cars bc.t Philadolphia, s4.eo@
s41ssfriyai.. Is esss M ssst; ss4so@.7s; medium.
w&rEnTowN. MASS.
WATERFOWL, h1ass,, Nov. 1B.-DEEF CATTLE-Ro-
ceipta, 1854. Owing to the heavy storm the narket
was Inactive, and It difficult to sustain last weeks
Pft Ppgs enss ssaoa s5Ts s9oaaa fSI4 % esss
IT, d.'''' '''''''' '''a' ''''SS's'"S '' S''''S'
snrrp AND IAaps-Reccpts, s.a4o. Trade very un-
SIany iota sold 1t 4Ssa sheep dull sailing ii lots
I Of 200 to 400 eacha ~. s.oo@4.60.
New York Dry-Goods Market
NEW YoHK, Nov. 18-Tho stormy wcashor interrupted
business To-day, and tho trado movement was slow
With manufacturers and agents. The Jobhng branches
fairly active III departments Cotton han
nels we're In good demand. aud ateady at reduced
prices. Prints active at job prices Wool fannols and
blankets In moderate request. shaws more active.
Worsted dregs fabrics selling freely 1t lower prices.
The xVool Tradc.
pn1pApELrHIA, Nov. 19..-Wool active and fr1ner |;
Ohio, Pennbyyana, and West Virginia double extra
45c COARSE 4o543c; New York, Michigan, 1ndiaua,
anu Western nnc. A0@43e medium. ts9foc; coarse,
4o@42e cosnbng. washed, 67@g0o; combing, IN
washed, s7@4oo Canada eounbing o0o ane unwsshad,
20@31o; coarse and medium washed, a0594o; tub
, 1873-11-19

into ad annk by lug in tho milwaukee, River this If.
lcrnoon. No lives 1oPt.
, 1873-11-19

BuEEP-Tho demand was Light st S2.7b{33.t0 Tor
,oor to common ut 50 35@3.60 for medium to good,
md at .86 for good to choice Tho supply VA
mall, but fully largo enough to meet tho dsmAnd.