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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19
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The ever.increAsing circulation 81 %. "r n Il
monthly proves rs continued adaptl,H bpi
desires and needs. Indeed, when W. Ttb VI
many homes II penetrates 'yeiy ns well W
consider il as one Of the educators - rast pJli
tanners Of the public mind, for US I'M I'm pr5ps
has hesn won by no appeal u Sup"
depraved tastes --BOsf0n Globe' rosstssf
The eharater which this hayg." .nS IRenr,
riety enterprise artistic wealth, ~" h.. Fd \
ture that hiss kept pace with. ", 70 rs 10 ri
times, should cause the condGctiIsso enisi
with justiiable coinplacency; II ssrotItuja
to great claim upon the puhio III III lhsa
Magazine has done good and not e'''"
its life. Brooklyn Eagle.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

end. Of the building. Geo. Ns'b'n has
AZ solder Of the gar o. lsl3, PRESIDED
TIE var feeling ran very high.
The wark 81 Naval rFVparsiion eeA'iH'
ms a the different Navy-yaTds' aud every
map that can be sparei 1, gagged IN AID
;rg "a get the different vessels ready icr
sea. =,
Al the treasury. Saturday, nearly ST.
600 600 were drawn aBd distributed TO
the credit Of naval disbursing officers on
the eastern coasi to meet emergencies u"
fitting ou, vessels. --oo
At the Brooklyp rsrJ-ysrd. ever OVou
,ersoss were present. Saturday. many as
spee,ators. aud in search Of work.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19
Vol. II, No. [.

The NEWspEALR having completed ihir
tee fall years, vita Success hardly
hoped isr at the outset, aud eniersd uPor
another with highes, Pr poets OF oon'in'
ned aud increased success. We take ocoa-
sion to say a retrospective word to cur pat
rons.
As its motto indicates, We have labOred
to make il ..journal Of local aud gener-
al news, devoted to the interests Of La
noble county" We have given the To-
cal department the preference, for that
VIC deemed to be the special province
Of county papers; yet giving a syn
orsis Of What was being done in the outer
world. so that our readers might know
something Of that if they read ne other
paper. That the paper has been d rOted
TO the interests Ct the county, we refer ts
its files during the thirteen years that II
has been published, aud to the material
growth of the county during the time -
in all branches Of industry, exceeding
thar Of nearly every other county in the
State. We would not be so invidious as
10 claim that these results are solely at
tfibutablc to the influence Of the paper,
yet that il has b ought into notice the many
excellen,ies and advantages the county pos
ses.ed. both 10 men aud their property, can
not be denied, iuasmuch as its policy has
been to secure these results and AL their
advancement.
While we look, with pride, upon the
advancement the county has made, we
realize that this is a work that is never
finished, and for still greater progress will
the influence Of the paper be devoted,
having special regard for all that will Gle
Nate aul instruct the peoTIc.
10 aid the paper in this work, we in
woke the aid and counsel Of the people,
and correspondence upon the topics that
bear more especially upon the county and
its need, or upon questions Of Importance
to the general public.
S1oaTini Of cDrHs2nalen,1, reminds
us that in this too the paper can count
some grand results, for in the first years
of its existence, some, who then handed
in, with trembling fear, communications
that would appear incipient to them now,
can talk to the people through the highest
literary publications in the land. So it |
was with most Of the great authors of the
world,-they took their first lessons in
the local press.
In regard to the prospects Of the paper
We have only to say that its business has
never been better than during the present
season, and is steadily increasing, not
withstauding rumors to the contrary have
been circulated.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

The Argus, in recent issues, has seen
fit to make some illusions to the "demo.
cratic rooster" that we used TO crow
over r:rHblican victories last fail. We
only v!sh to inform the Argus that it was
.not til; kind of bird that did our crow
ing, bat on he cesirary-thc great Amer
lean Eagle, which 10 not ssick" or 10 the
least indisposed, ty the recent encounters
with democracy, having lost only few of
its feathers. Our big rooster, was never
trotted out but cnce, and ihat was when
Portland voted 81, 100000 in aid of the
2. & o., which no doubt is remembered
by Mr.. Atkins and his correspondents.
The rooster is just row remarkably
healthy and is so much admired by its
friends aud the Eastern r. r. Co. that
they have concluded to "back him" to
any amount.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

A story CONES from St. John, n. b.,
that family who ave done some hunt
ing for buried treasure in their day found
some 20 Spanish gold coins of the 10Th
century on the coast, few miles from
st. John, last week, and between the Dot
tom Of the earthon vessel that contained
the coin and close-ftting piece of cop
per they found sheet of vellum, which
showed that the coin had been taken from
'ye Spaniard Ferdinande in ye maine sea,
near to Hispaniola," and also a silver
tanker" had been "burted in We banke
twelve pixies lcngthes due northo," and a
"goldcne headc, like to names, bur.
led fortic pixies lengthes to the northc.'
Several Of the coins were sold to Jewell
er at St. John, put the finders very natur.
ally decline to tell exactly where they
found it, They are now searching for the
treasure still buried, and if their tale is
true, VIC shall hear from them again.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19
Important R,Ilrs,.


The Genital vsma-r.l.'s'''
have lgas-l rhs H.rir' b.
mad, che tease bs.irr-f'-'
DAY, aui Is Co rals ,s,4yal
lien john Grs.af -.
u li''. W or'hiug'os c. 50
Trs'or ". Park. dir,r,s,,. =.
bart, general suFrriu'srl.,,.
ma''e' Of ian,lari'ia; ~
superintendent Of Ho,i,.
Crn,ral Nrrmout nilril
BY Jes-e Bsrdsl,, .apf,,.,;
Rutland railroal, AMI r. q ~.
rer'"'eaden' Il che Hnl,r
railroai' started over ID, -
Of last week, 10 ToszI h.
'ormal Possession Of the 49,
trail eomI any H"Tose 10 n,
more through iraiss iof N,ti
onee,itarrangrmeHts can lss,l.'
Harlem rai.road company. a..
Chatham making rhfou,s
Montreal, s.. Allan, asl r.
Rutland nni the Harlem -.
road. We are informed is,,y
has slgnitied bis villincues.sL.|
reasonable. ssihatwsRN,,,.l
trains to New York over A.,
de a large passenger and frs,,, !, |
when 1t is established ia 10. -
dence
1t is further proposed to n.,,,r
line for all freight seeking V,,,',
tation irem III the CehrnI A.,
Extension roads, via the B,,l,.
Mi Horton tabouI 30 miles H.,
the Duchess and Columbia F,. 4
the New York, Boston aud No,,.
some - miles farther to F,btf
the company will have ,1,eB,ip i.
for shipping. This is to be 4 r,.r J.
depot for the company
AT Millerlon aI.o a corns.,ir
"
made with the Connection, W.s.-
road, which runs to Hartford. ,i,;,.,
an outlet INTO that section Of ,b,,..l
We are informed that the new l,....
at once put the Harlem ESien.is,,J.
proper shape for the increased ~
to be- done, putting on much n, !
and adding what rolling stock buu,
nv. Whether or not Mouir,, M I,
York trains over the Rutland r,j !
connect as heretofore with ini,-ys
roads Of the Delaware and B,.s ~,
company, after the express trlurw
upon the Harlem ExtensioA by 4, v
management, we do not know, h, q
pose they will Rutlah H1aq.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

These hard times are Just tie timea
whan people would pay their smail bills
with greater promptncss. Hardly anythiag
sets wheels of trade moving sooner than
sthe panetuaI payment Of small bills. A
ten-dolar bill started i. the morning goes
about IKE missionary, doing good all
day, and very likely comes back to roost
comfortably at night.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

Town BoNDs.-The bonds ofh,yn
Contra Railroad, which were taxa
the towns along the route to tbs r,
Of $500 GOO 10 aid in its conans,
maturcd last week, aud were Tra-
redeemed by the road This is sin
to be the first instance Of The redup
Of any of this class of bonds in Nlp
not in New England.-Ex.
That is what We expect III, Lam
Valley r. Il. will do with the h'a
the towns on its line, now that lhcam
mcnt with the Eastern Il. r. @, hpl
entered into.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

LIST OF PATESTs.--The following patents were
issned from the U. s. Patent Office to citizens
ofVermont for the week ending Oct 2Sth,
1873; Reported for the Newsdealer. by Al
FXANDER h MASON. Solicitors Of Patents
605 Seventh ST., Washington, D. G.
Car Coupling, Laurent Rpel. St.
JohBsbpry. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

LAcoSIc PRAyER.--A dry-witted soldier
of the 10Th Vermont during the war. was
heard to pray once, when the bullets were
falling in showers, as follows: "Oh Lord ;
make me thin as a knife"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

The latest dispatches confirm the
butcSery of 81 moros t.soners cf the
captured Virginius.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

The arrangement octwceu the Port.
land 4 Ogdsnsburgh line and the Eastern,
seems to be very popular at all points,
and we understand, has been perfected
Again we say let no one give up their
faith in tie =. & o.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19
no NOT FAIL TO SECURE THE SPlF
CHROME!

which we offer with the NEwspEALEs anu
HsusshoH MqyasiHe for only St.zj.
Remember YOU can secure almost an' nag
or paper, at the lowest club rate, BY ofa
through this Office. ,,-..,,t
The FIRST Column givesthe cost Of thepuo.iS
the other, the price Of it and the Ne"'l''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19

Excess Of expenses,


A VERY STpENGE Story OF CRIME 49,
On Tuesday, the 4th inst. Lyman ArneM, Of
Ayoca, n. Y, suddenly len town, giving no no
ticc of his departure, and the fact was discoy-
cred before night that he had forged notes and
checks to the amount of 5000, realizing the cash
on them fle left behind him wife and several
children. An officer was at once placed upon
his trail who succeeded in overtaking and ar
resting him at Niagara Falls, returning to
Avoca on Thursday. On the night previous to
the ahsconder's involuntary return, his wife
was aroused at midnight by having a bullet
shot through her head Springing up she re-
ccived two more through her body, both pro-
ducing fatal wounds, and she fell back dying 1t
was some time before any of the children entered
her room, they having been chloroformed, MS was
aftcrwarl ascertained. They aroused neighbors
at once, and to them the dying woman stated
that, while there was no light in the ROOM she
had heard the rustic Of dress and had seen
female figure. On Thursday morning young
woman named Emeline Tower, who had lived in
Arnold's family Mt one time as domestic. and
with whom il was reported in some quarters
that Arnold was too intimate, started for De-
troit Circumstances pointed to her as being
the assassin of MIS- Arnold, and to the proba-
blity of an Arrangement having been made by
the guilty pair to Join fortunes Measures were
taken Mt once to follow and arrest Miss Tower
She arrived at Detroit, Mich. Saturday morr-
ing, registered her name at the Cass House. ms
Mrs Hunt, and on the evening of the same day
departed for the home of an uncle n few miles
from the city. Advised by telegraph the Detroit
police kept track of the woman, and on Sunday
n Cht arrested her. She bore herself coolly In
her trunk was found revolver, three chambers
of which had been discharged. and for which n
ball brought from the scene of the murder was
nm exnct fit. She had also bottle partially
filled with chloroform. The officer took her at
once 10 New York
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19
NOTES.

A dispatch from Pittsburg, Pa, says
that company of volunteers is being or.
gained there to aid Cuba
Col. j. Madison Drake of the Sd regi.
ment Of New Jersey state militia has tel.
cgraphed the President, rendering the
services Of his regiment for duty in Cuba
or elsewhere in defense of the liberties OF
American citizens.
Col Dick Sisco Of the eight ward, Now
York, has also rendered 10 the President
loo men raised IN twenty.four hours for
the liberty of Cuba.
The spark of indignation at the execu.
ton of the Virginius csptives, which has
been slumberiug in Boston. is to break
out, some eveaing this week. in the shape
Of public meeting in Fanueil ball.
Among the speakers to DO invited are
Vice. President Wilson aud Gen. Banks.
Tho latter will probably preside.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says 700
men were at work all day. till s O'Clock
in the evening. putting the Ajax and
Manhattan, both monitors. and sloop-of.
war Canandaigua in readiness for service
Both monitors are armed with i5-nch
guns, while the Canandaigua carries 10
guns.
A stirring meeting was held at St. Lou
is, No., Saturday evening, in the court
house, which ovcrhowed into several out
side meetings at both the cast and west
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-11-19


The news Of the additional executions
of passengers taken from the Virginius
has had some important results. Acting
upon intelligence from our Consul General
a. Havana showing the numerous impede
meats which we're placed in his way to
prevent him from interfering in behalf of
the unfortunate prisoners, our Govern-
ment seems to have resolved upon policy
showing certain amount Of vigor. Gen.
Siekles, our envoy to Spain. was request
cd to enter an earnest protest against the
hartaFous proceedings of the authorities
in Cuba. To the telegram containing
these instructions, Gen. Sickles has replied
informing the State Department at Wash
ington that NE had an interview with the
Spanish Minister of Fotsign Affairs, in
which the latter expressed conciliatory
purposes. The telegram to Geo. Sckles
is interpreted in special despatch from
Washington to be proposition from our
Government TO act, Not in a spirit of hos
,ility to Spain, but as an ally. to prevea.
useless bloedshed in Cuba. In the mean
time Eve war vessels have been ordered
, 1873-12-09
-l873- -1a11--
Flour, Irheat. Flour Vd,af
ctefg. ttefa ctgts e1et1
Imports, IL ,1l+,ao0 8,45GGA 1,l79760 1l,lI223
Exports...... G,l53 8Bu,8iG 6.545 nj All


Not spplY.1, ,pss,147 7,79a7e8 l,1072o5 119ol, ,742
The deficiency III Imports this year from Sent IL to
Noy 2 ~ Gnmparea with thuso for tho like period in
ls1s fs LOSS ew Of -four, and 1854 cwt Of wheat
Tho deliveries tn homo grown wheat in tho King
dom from Sept. to Nuv. i, 1H73 haya approxjmutc1
,as2 qrz against .4so 82 ara for the curresponI
Jug Jug @ Hefl5aa 5savf fn lss2 tn,sng deficiency Of
estimated crop Of l6 600 qTs, Of ss9 SIS ara to bo
delivered between Nov. D, 1875 md Aug ST. laH
- Iho total deficiency In thu supply from Sept, to
Noy. 0, ~ including homegrown wheat and imports
tn ls7a, IL cfua1 to G,72o, Gao bushels
Tho amount Of wheat in transit fer the Unttod
Kingdom On tho 10th Of November, 1873, exclusive Of
steanot 81, shipments from American Atanttc ports and
94,243 ora, or 4,913,9s4 bu. arc On pussage from
Australia South and Notth pacino pora. Tho n1oat
Of tas nearly 60D0 600 bu, will bu several onthe III
reaching It's destination, leaving only 6843,l36 BIZ
more, nearly avat!aba for making good tho ol0
ba deficiency in the imports 10 Nov O. 1873 a. COM
pared With 1872. Tho nmountsof wheat In transit for
tilc United Kingdom Oh tho 10th Of November l812.
was approximately lo,l00,00D bu.
. The stoek II Iondou o tho 1s Of November. 1873,
GOO to brs Of flour. It Ia probable hat stocks
IL the United Kingdom ut the close Of December
1878, Will he lesa than In 1872.
~ lS11 FRANCO was an exporter of wheat, whtlo
this year Bha is MI importer. Tho difference III tic
exports fsnn the United Kingdom this year and last
rs noted above ahowa tho tendency Of diversion 10 the
Continent from tho wlseat-laen ships, nomipally on
their passage for tho United Kingdom.
The BhlplnentB from Atlantic ports arc beinp lr,fn
ishel. Montreal tas sen her last ship for tle aasson
Stocks at tho seahoar1 comparatively s1nall OF
wheat and into1ior supplies by rail Will be necessarily
limited,
Tho vaibe supply Of grain, including the stocks In
lake ald aeaboard ports, III transit on tho lakes tue
New York canals, and by rail- VIA, Nov, %, 1873:
, 1873-12-09
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MnNpAg EVENING, Dec. q.
uATTLE-Tlo receipta vince Saturday haze bosn
about 2,aoo he4l. TLsIe waa an Acttye shipping DO
iaanu and very fair Inquiry from local butchers,
under wl1rh tue market ruled hrn pud hlade hClIer
"h,le commdn and medium grades, horstofors
Hoa 10 pre heeyes, wtluh ,uaan ths average quality
tao best that has boon seen in this arkst lor a1y
days, IAere ware nlisaher Vt xaies at 90 and
few y higher figures. 1entley Go. selling 10 head
nYefaging l4as ibs at $3.50, while wnod Iroa, oh.
tanoa $a.6s for q hoad Averaging 1854 hs DroYery
Of COURSE will understand tia. fancy prices
paid for fancy cao, aud that sch trauaactioua sro no
fair croron Of tho market. The rurchaass Of si-
Eesa wsse principally y sl5o 20 fot eood to extra
stesra while city butchers supplied toir wsuis II
*lso92o iar bulls old scrawny cows, and atags and
closed tlrm, with ouly few common and medium lois
lUft oYor, unSold.
-.......- QUOTATIONS,
Extra &ntevhs-0raded steers, Averaging 1,A0o
los aud upward 100000
CAoice Acayes-kins, fat, we'll foftneA 3yaar
to year old steers, averaging l,90b to
Good nes,s.-weii-istt nnciy formed ''Vs'''
atsass. averaging 400 to lsa0 s,..,,,. AlpAA7s
, 1873-12-09

ing at 18e{e. Strictly froah roceipts commanded
abont }}4o premium. sollor Jnnunry sold ut i7aI
023oc closing, at 8s11fo. Cash salea woro report.
81 nod o5 o. euo bu Ne at 5000 BY do At 96o
DO at S7{1ot 9,ddo 6u 90 ct 071le; COD bi, do ai
ooG ou do At 36}5o. Total, 97tooo bu.
=, Nye Tan IN aetivo demand, and ttG@2o higher.
~ oxcess Of tho supply throughout. Il Is undortss
hlood that Honp foreign orders have beon horo
recently, and perhaps aro not yot quite filled.
9n uasli saloh M wore rcportod Of 1000 bu No. at
500 by do at 10. Total' 5,2o0 bu. rio narlot
closed firm nt 78c,
oo barley was moro nctiyo, and higher, advancing
10 on No. 2, md 10 OH No. ., with fair though,
Gs s on ooa oooan s3nsS e n NS ssa Sss Or , aels
si'do No. . closed with s1.O5 bid md
Sl.o511 asked. Rojocted waa flrmor at Olt@Ooo.
~ oasIi u saioa woro roportod Of 5000 bu No. ut
$1aS q a. 400 bu do at s1.4s, 1900 bn do At $40;
$i.oo; 500 BIZ do ut $1.051d;, 400 bu do ut
sl.o5l{; 5,200 bu do nt S1.05; 5000 bu refoctetl
st o3e; 500 bn DO at v2c; 2,oo6 bn do at 09o
t,;n t,mo ou 10 as pig; Aoo bt 0y sample ut 91.40
&c 90 At p5o; 1,600 bu do ut Doc, on track. Total.
35,G00 bu.
A EUROPEAN MARKETS.,
:t.1l.o following dispatches were received by tho
Hoar Of Trade to-day:
toapoN. Dec. g. CargorB on coast-Wloat strono
snal both English and Fronch country markets. fos
Wnoat gonet4y cheaper. 6uo1 carguea Of Anlcricat.
esNs o.: Mark Iauo-wleat and corn quiet. Iyer"
rmnl-Whcat 1utet. Corn firm nt B5a oil.
wsn nSi ID sn1as H. 22o E wn,sr
yalSl Oh club, l3s 9Gl4a Corn, 33s 3d@y5s ID,
19fk, 7ss. Lard, 3oa Gil.
,LATEn-3 H. m.-Drcatatuffa Q1tiet and eaRy: b,,v.
oss onef1ng lower prices. Pork, 72s Cd:
EXPORTS FROM THE sEApoAnD.
, 1873-12-09

LisEhpooL, Doc. Bill a. m,-Flour, 93@29s Wheat
1o"!ntsr l2sS12s ~ spring. lis 10d@l2s 5l white,
Is 5dtsl3s GO; club. 13s 6dfal4s. Corn, 3ss ;jd1
IS Cd. Pork, 75s. Lard, 3gs Cd. WY
L1vERpoot, Dec. 81 i. m--unchango1.
LlsKhrooI, Dec. 6-9 =. n.-13rcAdAtl1lfs auiot and
,LIyxnrooL, Dec. SIS p. ln.-Cottcn quiet; mid.
a1ng, a!i@shd; orieaus, 814@sztd; sales, IL. .000
1000. '41 '~poA''
Breadstufs qniot; corn, a5s sd@35s Cd.
Tfovlsiohs-a1ess pork, 72s od; rest unchanged.
open market for 1n"uths' bla Is ~, or X below le
bunk rate The amount Of bullion gono into tlo ank
Of England Oh Gaanco to-day is El50QO. Tho amount
shipped for New York OH Saturday was E59.0O0.
Honsoa , 1or money ol,s@o2; account, 09}j@52H.
uhled satcs souurlttcs-520s OF 'G5 915z do OF 87
77H !; Erie, 80 Eric preferred SO,
Taliow, 4os sd.
FnANKFonT, Dec. 8.-5-20s Of B2 27H
PARIS, Dec. 8.-Reutes, baf o5c
, 1873-12-09
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Doc 8.
Inc Following wero tho receipts aud shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forty-eight hours: and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1873-12-09

No"o' A0,V0O
WH1akY-Firn,er and fatrly active at 93c.
pErnoLEuM-Firmer !; crude, 6hc refund, 14o.
TuNpHNr1AH-Stoadfer at 4lc.
tRoVlsoNs-Pork In moderate request and bold de-
n!deh!y higher; new lnesa LOO, spot; $t6
March. Beef and cut tneatA unchanged hildlcs
January. 7Ic; short r6s D.loc. Lard arlnes; Wat.
Ary ok893sc 5larch
ou1TEa AND ouEEkE-.Unehangsd.
DALTiM0NE.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-IREAnsrufrs-Flour quiet,
hr1n, aud unchanged. Wheat active and frlner
chotca whi.o, $l8eSl.8d; good to primo rod $l.709
LIS a,nboE WestSrn, $l.10at.d5. Corn-h1i1cd Went.
quiet and heavy ut G7G70c Oats 4uto mud steady;
mixed Western, zGEo; white. 4s>g49c. Rye ,ln-
Pn1v1atoNs-strong aud buoyant ;mcss pork, $3.50.
Bulk sAunjlers-Nono offering clear rib, 7kc Bacon
Shoulders, Ike; clear rib, 7x@8a. uans, l201to.
oorrEE-vsry strong fair to primo 1.o, 2s0
%ulaxz-1arm at 9tH@ssc:
os'Eao. Dsc. 8.-nnsApaTuFrs-Whcat Aim;
higher 1t t6@tso. oata du; State, lso Barley quips
PHILADELPHIA.
pAltApFLFH1A, Dec. u. Dns.ApRrufFa Flour
do do aspsg whS;t %,s s.5. TN tamy winter
$l;6ASl.7o. Ayo ssoady nj BIC Corn iu fair demand
ys1loT and a mixed, 7de. Oats steady; wlils, $50
Corfka-Nrm Rio, 2l@2ao. gold.
TFov1stoSs-PGra Assa.y mass sd6o. Lard aXo+
Wn1sKx-Dul n 04c.
8T. LOUIS.
br. LOUIS, Doc. e,--DaXApETuT1s-F1ouf RrsA8
ranging from 1850 to tG,26 scarce aud wanted other
Qualities plsnU aud vary Quist What Quasa ~
, 1873-12-09

1lOds-Rocciycd since sat,iriny. IN, ,no1 hrn1 n"
sry was heav, for Monday and tho weAtor was
1s1, uaGsgaey nnfayorabe for packing operations,
Inc aay nu notwithstanding those ,,favorabfo Cir
onentna sa1ea ,ae 1sro faes ~ wns excited and higher.
tays quotations. md boforo noon mrices crn 1,
tho xus 0e io a., It
aE tho offerings lad been smna" u me after.
masket Ext closed srong at fos comou mt at
tt.itGt ~ Tor med1um nnd Ut &iY0a4D0 FOR cool to
foaiy choico. sale reported ut $500 ht thn RI
h hort was not confirmed. Among tho days trapsao-
, 1873-12-09

The following Instruments were filed for record
On Monday, Dec. 81
erTY PRoPEATI,
N1ahtdan ~, esswssn Fourteenth esd Tissssoh sts
, 1873-12-09

NEW YoRK, Dec. 9.-Munry Ia good damand at per
cent Sterling ateady At l0sA9l09f for 60 days, aud
l09'4 @lo9+i for sight.
Customs receipts, $30R QUO.
uold stronger towards tho closc With sales - high
~ l03k, cosiug at 1U9a,.
LuuttA weEo vt =, Z, aud 1-32.
III Iha Assistant Treasurer tllsbursed $50, ,o0o
The rlearlugs were fJ5 u0u, 700.
Governments were ttrn, aut1 IN demand. /,
State Donaa were quiet aud strong.
toeks we're buoyant early tu The day, and prtcea a-
sahctd q to er cent, but n the afternoon tilero ncro
rsqueat nlanitestotlunB Of wsakuuSs, Wesarn uniou
and Pacific Mail touching lower prices than Ut
tie oleuing: The transactions were large In .Arao
sharcs, also 10 New York Central, I4ake Bhere Wa
basil ST. PAUL, uuon Pacific, Northwestern, aud Ohio
Ihs general n'ntkcs closed weak Tho leclno was a.
Ghioned @ W. heavy saiea 70 realize, anl W.T. run.ors
si3re bouds standing in tho nau,s Of 0eorgo L. 0r,-
heL 20. AZ order WIS entered To-day tacontinuinH
nankrnIlcy proceedings III tho case of GvorKs UIri
drinleli b Go. Thv irm has matls hett!euentu with
tested. f'0
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