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We incidentally learn that Howard
Bcardsey was killed on sehnarr's log job on
Mosquito creek, in Karthaus township, few
weeks ago. A saw log rolled over him, killing
him instantly. He belonged to Elmira, n. Y
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n ECIsrEn,s NorICE.-No,ic, !, b,reb,

ID EGisTER's NOrICE.--Noticci, 4, hereby
examined and passed by me, and remain filed Of
record IN this oricc for the inspection Of heirs,
legatccs, creditors and all others in any other WAY
intcresied, and will be presented 10 the noxt Or.
phans coutt Ct Clearhcld county TO 10 held al the
Court House, In the borough Of Clcarfed com-
mcnclng on the % Monday lbeng the 18Th day
Of January, A. y. 1873.
Final account Of Joseph and Elisha Davis, c1-
ecutors Of Rcbceca Davis, late Of Penn township,
deceased.
Final account Of William McNaul and Aaron q.
Tate, executors Of George Wilson, late Of Law
renoo township, deceased.
Account Of Abraham Ogden, executor Of Hugh
MeMullen, late Of Lawrence township, deceased.
RKcisrnn's 0rsIcE, A. W. LEE,
Clenrheld, Pa, Dee. ~, le72-ic. Register.
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Methodist Episcopal Church--Rty. A. D.
|Yocca, Pastor.-pubiic Service ovsry sabbath
lat lob A. NJ, and "a 7. NJ.
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Communion Service. first Sabbath OF every
m onth, at 1Oi A. NJ.
st. Andrews Church--Episcopa
|GEoRaE HALL.--Public Service Sunday morning
|st 10 o'clock, and at p. M.-Sunday School at
Is P. M.-Prsyer Meeting Wednesday evening
AT o'clock.
Presbyterian Church--Rcv. II. $ DurLRR.
Preaching on the Lords day at lOi and u
o'clock.
Sunday School at 2, m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at u p IN.
Pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at ~ 2. IN.
~, Erancis, Church--Catholic t.
Id. McMAsus.-Mass at lol o'clock A. NJ, on the
second aud fourth Sundays OF each month.
lutheran Cburch.-Rey A, J. liARrsocK-
Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening
Sabbath School at a. m. Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday evening.
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AT THEIR Posrs. Senator Wallace
and Representative LNwsho sailed for Harrisburg
last Monday, preparatory 20 rssuining their Le-
gislativc labors during the approaching session,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-08

AUDITORS SETTLEMEST.-T period
fixed by the act of Assembly for the settling Of
shs borough and township accounts in clearheld
county is the last Monday Of January, being the
9th day Of the MONTH
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For the noxt three years at least,
brandy, whisky, gin, rum, ale and lager, will be
sold in this county by druggists, for medicinal
and manufacturing purposes, Onlyl
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George W. Childs, Esq, of Phila-
delphia, has our thanks for a copy Of his valna
bic statistical and highly embellishcd Ledger Al
msnac for 1873.
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List of letters remaining unclaimed
Specials.

A TnAvrLER.--I was in A. l. ShAw's Drug
Store the other day, and saw the best line Of Per.
fame, Soap, Hair Oil and Brushes Of all kindi
that ] ever saw in Drug Store, and have
Travelled
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r II. Adams. an old Harrisbur,

X. Ill. Adams, an OLD harrisburg
printer, died few weeks ago, respected by all
|whO knew his worth. All printers who have spent
Nany time around the State printing Office, within
.ths past twenty years, will regret to learn that
k.Diek," as he was universally known, Is no more.
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Communicated.
Mr. EDiron:--with your permission, through
the medium of your columns, will present to my
patrons and others whom 1t may interest, my
monthly school report Of Fairyiew school, Graham
township, terminating December 20, 1872;
Whole number In attendance during month, 40
average attendance, "a por cent. OF attendance,
50; whole number spelling, 40i reading, SO
writing, SO; meuIal arithmetic, 80; written arith-
mctic, 80 grammar, ld geography, common 10,
physical 5 composition, 25 defamation, 10 ia
miliar science, singing daily physiology (oral-
ly), U. S. history, phonetic spelling, Sc., weekly.
Progress good conduct very good whole number
Of visits Z. The following are the names Of those
who have attended every day Harry Foroey,
Blake Foreoy, Leonard Curey, Roye Curley, Ag-
mes Dale, Minnie Curlcy, Laura Curlcy, Lslie
Lansberry and Katie Rinohart. have succeeded
in having my house furnished by subscription,
with notices, globe, window blinds, &c., bat we
are yet much in need of the proper apparatus
Parents aud all others are very cordially invited
to pay us visit. S. 7. STEPHENSON, Teacher.
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The LICENSE QuEsTIoN.-In the Ia.
bic below will be found the official vote cast at tn,
late municipal election held in this county, on tn,
License question. Lees than half the voters ex
nrnsseh an nr,ininn nn The anhinnl
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Mr.. Clark Brown kindly remem-
bered the Printers Of this Office during the hoh'
days, for which he viii please accept thanks.
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A NEGATIVE SELL,--A short time
before Christmas, the young folks" Of Mr.. But
ler's congregation took it into their heads to as
tonish him and his lady by presenting them with
a number Of VGluables, among which were 1925
organa whole deer to bo set on its feet fe-likc on
the back porch, etc. The programme was that on
Christmas eve Mr., and Mrs. Butler were 10 be in
yitcd up town for tea, aud while absent the good
things we're 10 be smuggled into the parsonage.
Thus everything was set up for the purpose o! 3
surprise and SO it proved. A few days previous
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler loft for New York, without
notifying tho Aforesaid youngsters, but on The
evening in question they beseiged the parsonage
with their presents, whom they were informed that
Mr. Butler was in New York. This information
robbed the design Of its romance, but tho gifts
were promptly delivered, nevertheless, and every
thing is in order, awaiting the return of Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler, except tho deer, which was kop.
handsomely on ito feet by the low grad, Of tho
thermometer for two weeks, but as the tbeTmome-
ter raised, the animal became weak in the knecs
and had to be removed to place OF safe keeping.
The arrangement was to have romaiAed secret
until after Mr.. Buffers return, but somebody
thoughtlessly related the circumstances in tho
presence Of printer boy, and it's out now.
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Just received, q large lot Of non-elposiv'
Lamps and Lanterns ut
9-25-72 II. y. BioLEn A Coz.
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Furey, why don't you send your
standard along this way
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FaEsn GRouSp PLASTER. = Received at Corner
Btere by car load end for sale by
E.A. w.D. Inwis.
cgrwsasyllle, Mlrch IL, 1879,
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BcRSslDg, Doeember 20, 1872.
Mr.. EDIroR 1t has been long since you
heard from this place that perhaps you think 1t
may hefs bean erased from the map aud consgn-
ed to moritod oblivion. Such is not tho case.
Our village survives and Is to-day chuck full Of
real life such as il only to be enjoyed in place
like Burnside. We have the good old fashioned
winter of tradition, and since the Horse has par
TALLY recovered from the jaw break name Of dis
ease, recently prevalent amongst his kind, we
hear, all hours OF the twenty -four, the jingle Of
the merry boil aud the joyous shout Of the sleigh
ing party.
Our modern Nimrod, Holmes, occasionally
brings in a yenison. lie is dead shot al deer.
lie recently hung up two and wounded another in
one day
But the hsppost affair that has trapspircd in
our midst for some time was a wedding party
given at the residence Of Shelf Carson, on the oc-
casion OF the marriage Of his daughter, Laura A.,
to Mr.. y. u, ColemSn, Of Bradford county, Pa.
Shelf entertained his friends niagniRcently, in
shape OF music, by the bride, on the organ,
superb dinner, and wound up the festivities of
the day ny sending the entire party on slcighing
excursion to Patehenyille aud back in MCardeils
new livery rigs. Long may Shea's folks continue
to wave, including tho bride and groom.
More anon. LERO.
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Boots aaa saurs.
DooT AND SHOE MAKING.

KVOOI N-N j NIIOII Il T III -NO,
y
PHILIP WBaVER, oa Market street, IN
shnv's Rev, CleGTaell. fs., las just reees ell
fne lot sf French Can skis and Kips, tho
best In the market ant u nos prepared 10 man.
ufae,ure everything In his line. lie will war
rant his work to be as represented.
The citizens of Cloarfeld ard vicinity arc
respectfully invited to give him call.
Work done at short notice. e;ii72y
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Bird oagcs-a largo nssor,ment---at II. T. Big
Ter a Co.'S.
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To IIousRKgEPEns.--All kinds Of Fruit Can,
manufactured Of the best tin aud with all tn
modern improvements, as well as putty and &C
ment, for sale in large quantities by
nug7if IL. Y. BIGLKR & Co.
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NoricE TO WAGON AND CAnniAoE MAKgRs.-W'
have just received general assortment Of Wager
and Carriage Woods, also a full line Of Spring
and Axlss, which We offer cheap for cash.
II I BfcLrn 4 Co
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A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware
&c, for sale by II. L. Bgler a Co.
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caleln.d Plaster for sale BY II. p. BIslor a Co

Paints, Oils and varnishe' for sale by II. F
rt,lar "a
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JUSTICES q pONsTABLEs, FEES
~ We have printed large number Of The new
PEE BILL, and will on the receipt Of twenty.
ice esait, msl copy 10 any sidrss,. ny3s
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sAwS--Dis,an's cross-eut Saw, Great Amerie,r
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Saw, at
g-25-72 II. Y. BIoLEn Cos,
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THE MANSION HOUSE.


CLEARF1EID, PA.
rVUls uia sad conmoalous Hotel has. during
the pact year. been enlarged TO double It's
former capacity for the entertainment Of stran'
gers and guests. Tho whole building has been
ssfarpisted, and tho proprietor will spare no
pains to render his guests comfortable whIis
stsying with him.
1ss-T The Mansion House" Omnibus runs 10
and from the Depot on the arrival and departure
Of each train. JOHN DoUGuRRTY,
sprG.TOu Proprietor.
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Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions 4
sale by II. Z. Bglor 4 Co.
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sLEIGHs ron sALr.--A. /. Shaw has a coupl,
Of irst-class late style slcighs, which be will sci
at bargain. Call and look at them. d4
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aNarkfts.
CIearfeId Markets.

Corrected weekly By RICHARD MossoP, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer In Dry Goods Groceries, Pro-
visions, &C., Market street, Cioarield, Pa.
ClrARFtEIp PA Jan T. 1878
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CHRISTMAS TREE.--Not the least
enjoyable occasion, incident TO the holidays, was
the Christmas tree at the Lutheran Church on
Christmas eve. The tree itself was masterpiece
Of that peculiar style of workmanship, being a
young pine, transplanied from the woods to the
church. and reaching from the tloor to the ceiling.
II was filed with all imaginable kinds Of candies
and other goodies, until 1t literally bent under its
load, aud when lighted up by innumerable wax
candles presented sight we'll worth seeing. Tho
church room was crowded with scholars and their
pareps and friends, amsng whom the good
things prepared by superintendent and teachers
we're distributed, and when these failed grand
attack was made upon the tree, which was soon
stripped of It's various fruits, which being added
to that already in their possession, SO filled each
youngsters hands and pockets that that rare
virtue among children, perfect satisfaction, boamed
on each oountenance. Among the articles upon
the tree, was fine black silk hat, which found a
resting place upon the topmost limb, and was a
matter Of curiosity to most of those present, being
considered curious fruit for Christmas tree.
As the pastor, Mr.. Hartsoek, was by far tho tall
eat man in the house, he was delegated to remove
II, when all else was taken from the tree, which
he did, after much exertion and stretching, and
was very agreeably surprised to find his namO in
ii, and it perfect ct, while inside was envelope
addressed to Mrs. Hartsock, containing quite a
sum Of money. This part of the programme was
an entire surprise to tho worthy pastor, and was
duly appreciated by him. The whole occasion
was one long to be remembered by all concerned
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Notfls.
.HAw HOUSE,

GHAW HOUOE,
- (Cor Of Market Front streots,)
CLrARfIELD. PA.
This magnificent Hotel 70 op,rely new, eoms
plete In oll ts appointments, and convenient %
The Cour, IIoasc. A free Omnibus runs TO aud
from the Depot on tho arrival anl deparurs VI
each train. Mrs. f.O. CLEMENIs,
April 10, 1872. rroprioirss.
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DEvEBE HOUSE,

III BURE6ID 4, Pa. ..r liz.
The subscriber having luilt a Gov iiOtof, VIA
all modern imptovot cuts. 10 prepared 10 rcocivo
guests. The table will be srpplied with the best
In tho market tho bar wtii .ie c6ooicost liquofs
Good stsbling attached.
aprs-iy All. scu.grFER. Prop'r.
, 1873-02-13

Tho following instruments were fled for rec
ord on Welnosday, Feb. 12:

Tho following Instruments were fled for roc
ord on Wednesday, Feb. 12:
CITY PROPERTY.
Lot 1, OF Lots 10 and u, iu Block 4; United batcs
Bank Addition, dated Feb consideration, 81, $50.
Tho promises No. 776 West AdAm1 It, dated Fsb. II
consideration, -, $50,
Oak IT, bet North Franklin and Wells nts, ~, a7Ax
100 #, dated Fob. II consideration, 5000.
Lots AZ, 80, and ST, In Block Of Taylors Block !,
shofnwA Boo 9, 80, II, dated Jaa 10; conaidera- !
lion, $4,000. .......
gecond 1t, bot Leayitt and HoynO ats, ~, soft to
sioy dated Aug. 27, 1872 consideration, 81 $50.
.sy nss sixs sa1 ssai
Gyeour psee Vt ,aaa eornsf of nEata 4
BOO 40, 3o Il. datsd 1an 13 consideration, $500.
Lot 80. In same, dated JAM 10; consideration, $500
1oo123oH It. d.tsd Feb. 1o; confederation, 9, ,5oe,
dated Fob. ii consideration, $3.50.
elizabeth It, between Kinzis st and Carroll Ay, " t.
aub Lots ., aud 7, dated Fab. 10; consideration
ow,sa . vet ., ana nsa; Ashland ST. 1ot4s
ave- - ! sss'ss,atfn ess s2,s r. aa
ss4 March ea o,,v
II, 1stsa 5.a: .; esn.as3stior, A. , ~, '' -.
tos y BloGk ~ osaens Addition dated Feb. 10;
Pauna st, rolth Of and near Taylor st; I, Lot Il,
oea Mo.a ' as to a. IL sub-bioct q ou.hm.ns u of
Block 4, Hef1s!ds Addition, dated Nov 8, 1871; con.
~ Lot q. 1oe1 40, Soc 49, 20, II. dated Fob. II
Lots - to 81 n ilus Block 4e, seo 1880, II, ate,
iii monois M It. Il and hesl Taylor It, +, Lots 81 to
as d.ted J.n: 29 consiaorstt9n, $780, ,,,a, ;,
Bame Is tha above, dated Feb IL !; consideration.
, 1873-02-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEpsgspAg EvEN1so, Feb. r.
Tho rocopts Of live stock since satu7aa5
layo bcen al follows; ,.
, 1873-02-13

cATTI.Unier tfis heai thoro aro fow now
tonturep, and mono Of Importance, to noto. ihe
botter gratoh Of stock, such aH could bo hnntsicd
q fair inqufrcy, md notwithstanding the, by no
lncanH favorable tono Of adyices from tho 500
board markets., shippora aeomod willing. to pay
full formor ratoe willie for especially dosirnblo
advance on yesterdays prices. The creator
hr1nnoas noticeable yostorday md to-dny ~
priceH Of shipping stock ls accounted for by the
mcagro supply Of wo1l-maturcl beoyos, On salc,
md .he iast s fnees sa q; a9e
shipping trade. Any largo incroaee In tho
receipts Of first and second oaaB oattlo would no
doubt cauao depreciation Il, values, "s prlcoa
Of such arc disprope6tionatoy high shp1Rora
steers Of from 100 to !, 200 bh average and ut
from i,2oo to 1,4oo lbs, though most of their
purchases @ Tore within tho range Of S4.oula'o:ou,
dull, tho noar approach Of tho 'Lonton y season
tondlng to rostriot tho demand from local butch
cru. A few Ba1os only w0ro reported In their
favor, at $a6o@a.6o for 6n nur poer GO to to
goe4 e94 COWS e a9s nsa At soers s'da5 ed o.ss sSs
Of stock would suffice to satisfy the Legitimate
wants Of tho trado, and would enable sollera to
obtain aonlething lllto remunorativo pricoe;
4uoIu III BILL Il lux 44l4uAlJ AOI ntoGho4bi AllA
prices keep we'll up. In fact, really good lota
aro commanding q shade bottor prices than pre-
vailed lust week. We quote common to medium
grades Of from 700 to $50 Tbs avorage at $4,000
$50. and good to prime lots Of from 300 to i 100
lbs avorago at s8.75@D4.25. There Is ut present
good demand for Texas cattse to bo slaught-
erod hore, md tho carcases shipped East, though,
1t is not probable TINT this will long be fonturo
Of tho market. Only q few droyes remained
unsold, and tho market closed stohdy.
QUOTATIONS..
| E1tra-araded steers averaging 1,Ao0 lbs
| Choice 1seoyes-Fine, fnt, well formed year
| to 5.year old steers, and averaging 1,300
| Good ycogca-Wel'- '-fattened, Ane1y-forrnod
atner8, Averaging 200 10 1900 lbs 5Q0962s
| Medium Gradca-Htecrs In fur 1esh, aver-
aging 100 to 1,25o lbs .............., 45o947t
| Butchers Btock-Common to medium
steers, and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 1,10o Tbs. 350@42d
| Boct Cattle--Uommon cattle, In docent
flesh, averaging 100 to l,050 lbs... 300941t
1nferlor-1tght and thin covs, heifors,
BtagH bulls and gcallnwag steers 17b9260
Cattlo-Texas, Northern Bummcrcd. ..,.... 25OG3S61
Cattlo-Corn.fed Texas. 1as................,, o75542d
, 1873-02-13
wONEYAND COMMERCE.. &.
MONETARY.

------. 1,,t,
%EpsnsnAf 'e,o tn,ds ,,v, n tho loco,
The supply OF 'o"n"ulo ,.'a.u,.,a . ,;,41o
money uarkot seems 10 no "ioi'a'u'a "'e' ",
but tho domand soomH to incroaBo taetcr than the
snnnlv. largo portion of tho new domantl
oupP.s' <.a,., ,en,,,r1on1ora eu1 pnocnl.tors tn
oos1oa lIo". a.;a,,,os,,, ,r,,a,t m, d,f3ou1tv
carry corn anta paruo'harlY "heas' 1no ni'1ou'sy
Of getting money to do this is shown by tho laot
that. at Tho nroaeut prioo OF cagh' wlloas Us
s,. to ont,or . oollcr March WI costs
oompahou WIZ ,s,,o,t ia rcnoiring
2ccnts per oushol 10 carly "neat Ihn to".u.s . s
nlxtoen days OF febrnary,-thla A. 1ho ia.e ~. VI
about por cent por month for tho use OF tho
monov. There is nlao a proportionato tlif-
.ao.. saoan.. IT, tho nrico, Of corn for cuBh
, ama tor t,,o ontiona aollor Koril" .nd nsollor
May" Evory bank TINT has my grain ountom-
ers has been hoset with applications to lend
,oonoy IN taxa advantage of this circumstances,
u1onoy ,a. W s"Ae ~ so,,;t., 10. hmm mt ont
ana large a1aoant " ."pS"' n,' "s sra, - 49,
dn this Tay IN tue last weok'- lhe onees u .io
absorption Of capital In grain speculation haS
-....n., ~, n1rn& 4ir1,+ar Er,t1
, 1873-02-13

$1.zg94'bo falf g prime, $1'uu97so' eo'nfnoH TO
BUILDING MATER1A1.s-Thc general 1nnrltct ro-
mains qiet although como dea!era report M in'pruy-
cd demanh Prices unchanged. n 1uote ht'!Ccnt
ane 10, saoo@1.eo; noaendalo cemea, ,*3'9a@3.Ao,;
Utica eon.cn f2do pr lr: Ion!ssti!o cemSns, s n
@3.56; limo, In bulk, fl.1o; limo {erls,s M;2S9
so ner thr white s,nd poe ro III rct sISS nse
$i0ooa96oo building lrIek {co1nmon,, s3.60@14 90
country brsk Woodaock pressed r1ngc = a
at 925 81 Louis lylrailio prcssot, sA9,oo.
IIillsdno, $780, del; fro clay per br, S10o@5 90.
The following In Tho B Of prices or boz Of 60 feet for
, 1873-02-13

VEhS-NetG IN EQQu ueluaAA Ut AAoAoA6cSe r.
Wo quote: Young Hyson, common to tair' quo
65c: do good, G5@75o; do choice to extra hne.
p5casl,15; superAna to lne old Hyaon. 16c1*i:oo;
common Imperial 85@70c good 70 choice uo sgcgS
81 o5: flno to good gunpowder. 8oc@sl.vo; cno1co,
15Gel 40: exlra, sl.3991.40 choice to extra leaf
Jxnsp, 00cGssio o5; air to good do, 7o980o; common
do. 55Ga56o; colorcd natural Leaf Japan. o96S0se;
common to fne ooloug, 3sS4so; good eo97oo; eho'ee
10 extra, D0c@l.9o. ,.,
below: .xa,r ,,..,. nx,n
100 common, 66@BOo poor, 40t, %. ,,,...-.
pLua-Eatural Leaf, 7bG60os AaIf prl9n, ooes4ooi
black SQUAD, 4dGt65c. -.r, ,,. ~,o m,
manlp $500 hickory, $l40o a!abs $9oo aelvofes.
WObI,-'Tho market remains quiet, II Wo e1cepta
fal,t order demand from nanufaourefB Ine sece'pts
nro fuir Prices arc Unchanged ~ follows:
T'ub ,yaacl extra Medlllm+ 9Og soo
T"S' .vnncT fnjr to olc,,.,...............6 lc 65980o
Giaeoe GGsmon Wassd alnSG XII, light.
1;tocc wnuhcI X 1I,i,t b54e 51u
Tieoco ,vnsi,ei Xxx jnuy .46Gs49o
Tieoca' ",nshaH dfnuy ,A3{3 100
Eiooro ,voahrd medium light, 64035bu
Eicssoi ,vovi,ei mc,l1n tll1,Hy ,4594 ADO
1isocc "n"asbai XkXX ID good condition. .3iG337o
1,tsocns ,,,.",asHci MN dInqy ,30G@Jau
Iisena' Hn,vaannI coarue to medium, 4@cRa
Fleece, llnwaHhel, coarac aud dngy.
| Er}rn rmiici ......,..,.,,,....,4S 4SlGtQc
BURY wool 6@10e less.
, 1873-02-13
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Feb. u.
Tic following were tho receipts md shipn1onts
Of produce Mt tha point during tho past twonty-
four honrp, and for the corresponding dato one
year ago,