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New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

Tho Rev. John Weiss has printed in pamphIsi
the discourse upon Theodore PayAsT sc.7eTtd BY
him last Autumn, in tho Fraternity Course, az Bos,
ton. So terse and admirable an estimate of Jhat
great character and career was well worth placing
in permanent and accessible form. Already iheo
dore Parker is entering into his earthly reward
The bitterness of prejudice is well nigh gone and
the fthor hc recedos from us the lofier appear ha
genius aud his work. This loving yet a2ppclatiye
study of Mr. Weiss will be of value TO sl who desire
to understand that exceptional and mastery nature
There is policeman in Oil City who is in guam
Diary. lilo has levied on the contents Of torpedo
magazine. wherein are many cans OF the genus
glycerine. The proprietor has locked tue door and
put the key in his pocket. Now. the policeman
could break down the door. but whether afterdoinS
this, ho would be in situation to carry oil tho
goods inside, or whether he would, being able, ma
any goods or any inside in fact are questions when
he is IN NO hurry to have practically anS"tioa'
1t is stated that certain scientists have reeeh'V
come to the conclusion that the mooninstead 'I oo
cold is an extremely hot sphere, which may aoooun'
for the usual effect of moonlight upon lovers news
paper remarks that this knocks the green cAeeS'
theory We do not see that this follows; ior t"o
moon may Do great Welsh Tare-bIt' Will |Se'Ol
mustard-a heaven in fact. specially pr pafeu i''
tho Ap Johns the Ap Dayds, and the Ap Johes'''
The story that The Syracuse Standard is losing
money, aud is about TO be sold and converted ln'o
an Administration organ, proves entirely witlou'
foundation. The STANDARD like most independeh'
journals is moro prosperous than the maJorty ol '
foow-hborcrs, and especially is more prospe'V''
thIs year than l.ct
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23

of sending small packages of gold through the
mails and on account of the San Francisco
method of making up remittances, the
mail due at Council Bluffs on Monday after
noon usually contains very large proportion
of the amount of money sent eastward during
the week. The raid was made on the
eastward bound evening train ron
Council Bluffs with this anticipated
rich haul in view. The robbers, by wrecking
the train, succeeded in riflng the mails ana
express, but secured only about $4,000, the
California coin having gone through on
previous train. This exploiG was In lmltaton
of one or two which we're committed further
West. some years since In this case, the
briconds. if caught, are liable to charge OF
mnrder They fired upon the train, ana the
engineer was killed during the affair.
Tn the Toronto correspondence OF The
TRIBuNE. printed on another page, is gwen
clear and comprehensive statement VI rIiO ,Ho
Canadian Pacific Railroad scandal. 4hls
affair is evidently designed to cut miso
figure in the politics of Canada for some u'ne
TO come. The Ministerial newspaper organs
abuse Mr.. McMulen, the latest agent III Vho
exposure, with great vehemence, ana they arc
"a confident as ever that the Gov
eminent will be able to disprove all
the charges of corruption which have
been brought against it. In addition
TO the denial of Sir Francis Hincks of the
matters alleged against him by Mr.. McMullen,
the Attorney General, in a card published In
The Montreal Gazette, declares that he has
never, as charged by McMullen, been en-
ployed by the Pacific Railroad Company or by
Sir Hugh Allan. The Leader, Ministerial
organ, makes a general denial in behalf of the
implicated members of the Government. 1t
will be seen therefore that this is "a very
"pretty quarrel as it stands"
New-York tribune., 1873-07-23
1usme5s Noilces.

PU5fTE's NEW PATENT LEG, safety socket.
Dr. b. FRAxE PALssR. 1909 ChestuutsL, PhilsdeipbA
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

| Palace sleeping cars, owned and opera
| ted by this line, accompanying all night
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
EMPORpAaNE
FRIDAY, MARCH Z, 3s5a.,

=
fESbetsments tnads by an Eng isht
chamiat some years ago. show heWt
much food saof different kinda II /
takes 10 make d pound OF flesh
According TO bis conclusions, 1t re-
quires Of milk, % lbs. tnrripe,. 10;
potatoes, 90; oaE meal, 8; barley
meal, ~ !; peas, S 81; beans, So -.
Mr. 1fechi, the great scientific
farmer, sums mp the result Of the
English harvest In the London
Times. He says he 10 no al6rmist,
but he believes that England will
have to pay for foreign corn, in
quantity and price, Els 000, 600 to
f2O,O00,O0O sterling more than in q
good wheat season = = Iss--1 =
A.writer at Ottumwa, Iowa, says
in an exchange, that the Wilson and
Green Prolific strawberries are best
for market. and OF raspberries the
Comparative value would be as fol-
Iowa. 6eneca and Philadelphia
100: Miami and Mammoth Cluster,
90: Dayidson's Thornless and Gold
en- Thornless. Is !, Doohttle and Pur-
pie Cane, co. - -,-s.r, r1Tr----
The total census OF mich cows in
this country for 1870, was about TO-
100000, estimAted $500, sos. 9S3.
The quantity pg, butter produced
was abont 460, 698 S64 pounds, at q
cents per pound, would be sll5,'
1l2,506. Cheese, LOO, 1888 coo pounds
at Is cents, 81, SS1 go. Value o.
milk sold, Sl2.060,000, Milk con
sumed, $1,000, oO0.gazs, re e. ''' ''
A correspondent in the Rura
New-Yorker says OF the twenty
five sorts OF potatoes tried BY. him
the Peerless IL Ssuperiof 70 all, AM
in q fair trial IN growing potatoe
by hilIing up, and not .hiiling, th'
result. OF, largo potatoes and bes
yield, favor the last We have ri
ways condsmned killing up potA
toes, as 10 has Q tendeticy TO carr.
moistnre from slight showers ava,
from The root, and the potatoes a
not ripen 1psso WE'LL sT-e sHsai
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14

Palace Weeping cars, owned and opera
ted by this line, accompanying all night
trains. - ~ - .
Connections are as Follows;
AT Burlington, with Chicago, Burling.
ton & Quincy railroad for Chicago, Peoria.
Cincinnati and Louisville. KeoEuk, Quin.
cy and Kansas; with Toledo, Peoria, &
Warsaw railray for Logansport, Column
bus, PIttsburg and st. LOUIS, via Rock
ford, Rock Island 81 st. Louis Railroad;
with Burlington G Missouri River rail-
road for Ottumwa, Red Oak, Nebraska
and Kansas, and with Burlington d
Southwestern for Pennington, Bloomfield,
Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago
& Southwestern Railroad for Washington
and Leayenwo-th. E.ff
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City,
Des Moines and Davenport.
At Nichols, with Muscatsne Div. B., &.
r. & M, for Muscatine. -
AtCedar Rapids, with Chicago & North
western Railway for Omaha, Council
Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque
southwestern Railway for Dubuque.
at Waterloo and Cedar Falls, with
Illinois Central Railroad for Indepen-
City.
s At Nora Junction, with Milwaukee &
81. Paul Railway, for Mason City and
Charles City.
At Austin, with Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway, for all points in Minnesota.
at st. Paul, for all points on Northern
Pacific Railway, the great Lake Superior
region, and all points north and north
W est.
VII. PET PET ad.9; WIN. GREENE.
C. IVES, (ien'i Ticket Agent, go 'H =
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-03-14
Bur1in gtOn, Cedar Rapids and
Minnesota Railway.

On and after Dec. 9Th. 1S133, Passenger
trains on this line will run rs follows:-
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LUMBER

E .7eI-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

fyTn rsrtts dull With essentially
FRhi"nl. a charter have o.ht slce on $3.50 "a so
rstez he 49, ~ Corn "a for Wheat by sail 2o bales %
Grais a Onlr chsrter reported was an American
Ctos - he Continent, with 900 bo Cuoe OF bepheu re'V
~ W market The past week has been characterized BY
tegree q activity Unto WEDNESDAY tnste
urceary depression with very lneager inae
fcr, Iaverpoo the wcek unsatisfactory
- orders limits much too low 70 Perni their neng
49, ~ th oppression aEd heaFrc IN Flour market oar
and favorable sdvices ron
Iireco general dmsrd prevailed IN part speculsiNe o
80 IA a. south American and West India de hss IN
, nor, corfden stimulated the noarJ for milling ms
.a nite arrivals and rapid aepas'a IN our '.ee Ia
t4 Of the market most deeceaY, ana nefe p 80
80, r general dennd and hr prices ny 70 next
s The that To- sappiy OF mneAi ~ ~
sofa much Of their esry estimates "ton.d ~,
az t,rrer surplus for EXPORT than had hoeo .u..
IL iron luly bushels below aversge sno @ -.
quay thut hsir resee suPr VII soon 81 NV can be made
sTsishle bene there for os me % soD
reason 70 anticipate nucustous hefe % c,ns,t e
-.-s- sspecsl and Is TerJ eIaoeni et 80
ss =. bsr ~ estimated December last the epofs o. s
- - rs 9 Nah against Isl bush the Corresponding
heissrs of Whest some Eve or ~ oans OF
Common No Ohcaso ~ - % w.
ssosf spd CO. 10 Milwaukee AZ % ~ " sloi
higher but l. quiet the nafhe
Winter Il quiet; The sales are ovo
- n sss nish a 81 for No. 2CheHee sprng anost
h store snd good aaoAtj 80 for White Michigan
y u, Common Choice fr. Barley Mst IS quiet out
80 osas me: bush Two
Oats opened strOnze bus buyers held on e
The aarte for New ana stesdy or O1i me ses 81
- Sew Ono Ehoai and lc track; White AZ
Bsck al t asse track and snoati Western AIeo az
ods3c; state White az 49, dS anoAi ana
~ m O IN store dull aud nominal Corn less active
80 easier for Oh TIE inquiry enieny o me
lone trade sales @ 900 oash W estern MIXED az &c W stre
~. ID "a Ion GOOD Jersey Yeow at63l 0ofe on pier
E1PoKTs a, isIz 10 DArE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. March 8. 1879.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday March 8. 1879
The horse market made but an Indifferent
show Of business during the early part Of the week I'M
der review and It only toward its close, with the
first indications Of the early approach Of Spring weather.
that fair degree Of animation more generally de-
veoped The demand for all classes Of work horses has
been steady with quOtable alteration in prices for
common draft horses such railroad stage, and 0rdl-
nary cart horses prime truck horses however
somewhat in advance OF former quotations. The market
for valuable stock exhibited considerable activity so far
as regards Inquiries after matched coach horses; still,
the bad condition Of roads Is lettering wouldbe pur
chasers from concluding bargains. The few sales thus
effected ranged from 81 900 10 81 500 per pair Inc
supply OF really desirable carriage spans Is as usual IN
our market comparatively small and early BUYERS VIII
have the advantage Of having better stock 10 select IRON
and prices 10 their favor than those VINO purchase
later In the season.
SAILS OF VALUABLE TRorrTSG STOCK.-D. Svgert of
Spring Station, KY sold fOur-yearOid colt Dy Wood
ford MambrinO out OF lady Kirkman for $4,000. MI.
Wills of Marlborough " j., sold bind mare Dy ETlcS-
son. out Of thoroughbred mare 10 Mr. Carson OF Cam
bridge. Mass, for $1,000. Messrs Hearne Carol OF
Bells Morgan, dam by Old Denmark to James Carroll
for $780, j. g. X Lawrence OF Washington d. u, pur,
chased OF Mr.. Swigert OF Kentucky the fouryear-Od
colt Shyock. by Lexington cut OF l. nth, by Sovereign
for 5000 The trOttiag horse John Chambers by Cana
dian Lion sold Samuel Bryant Of Louisville KY,
for $500 j. VI. Patterson OF Kentucky sold the bay
5ale Duke to Mr. Powell Of Springfield, Mass Tor
81 2OO John MOnOhan OF Springfield, OHIO sold three
yearold bay MambrnO Patchen, out Of thoroughbred
mare $4,000. From our eXchangesD
At Messrs. Barker * Chase's CITY Auction Mart and
n. Y. Tattersalls. tho following sales we're this day
off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

g1Y. rfci IS moderately sotve steady quote North
= ~ SsPs' s, a. @ ii s StSv Is IN limited demand and
Rive Al sc 81 10 ana Oai at @44 Sl 10
NAVAL SroREsTe n.ket for Spirits Turpentne has been dali
ID .ser b sryer ofernes 600; emerchsnsbe 6 Ron
ssTe and ooY Al - 65 for strained sales iO nh
~ sd ioF wssSgtsu snd st9sI waingtea
pOn-Lrssed ,ssdy bui Is q4e quoted y yS - 'Af $40
frner fair demand sales Of v gaS Fme a. W. anu LAW
Pe0V She eIcnnt previously aoved
continued and the oc aRe iniae Nsnseuoos
larger decided sdyanee over me n
th Conscience Of boilers SOL more sgpsTeS. man ~ s West
reasOa Ine ehuoi1n4ly s, go - T,,r-e 80
vy evident % every Intelligent neIeani sne aesls,
a. ro 49, zen pot mo Bacon than anticipated
n'z w s. ee M Us Il givpr decided Impulse to the
THIS has proved The most Satisfactory one We Iee
yeAr Tbs pohis huf far Of Western 22ek nsye
Den pees sn have uPwaT tendency The domestic
proved unusually aee The south has oeeo abe 70 ,ss very
quantities Of Bacon and Buk Nests az ne current N ure ana
ps5k and he West general thing bod much ess OF al
ns OF Hog Products they Old a. ne corresponding tine last year
s usne for he most holders decline to sell
Mes limited has been d01e the hsher pees
Teddy better the demand @ holders Of old
Mes not aaerne more al The close ne 3emano @ o M
Mes Tor Ssw d. Prime; sli 80 for Western
for future delivery 80 bb Extra Prime Mess FOR April AZ
2 ~ bb Noes for Nav At 81 o and 800 6bs DO oI me
al o demand steady sales Of 20 bbs AZ 5iOe
Is Tor Plain Ness S?0Sl3 kxs Mess rerce Beef
rs n s9oeee osasl. - o. t uess sy less active bot spn
Is as IS n al ne 500 do cry IN o1k II TO- az
~ Ham 0GIOlS al lglc D. 81 Bellies 9lci iOl boxes
sys sSa ssr % TN At the cos sales Of Clear
C Etse Oo boxes Long ana short Ces, see, tbs month a. 90
Go boxes Short Clear part YESTERDAY seller last hall o. s month AZ
Bs; a. 66sc 500 DO e. the West on pvaie
terms; ne Dressed HOGS are less pleay and
strong We quote al ot0 Tor western eao F oI ~ %
- y active and again stronger more pecSY o the utue
Tor CITY; al6ds for Pair Prime steam ss for Kettle
1890 9 s ~ Iss the INSIDE buyer paving The bro
seller April at8ci lo es seller May Al se and
aIsoKT % PEoyIsIoSs mos SEw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pesssis R1frodaG
as Ashes - 1bS Copper 20 pkg Dried fruit I3J
tis Wheat bust. Corn, - 80
Malt 81 bags Grass seed ~ bb Beans,
bb Meal ~ bags Corn Meal . bales HEMP bales Hops
f6 Hides 2 bales Hhes 10 de leather ~ obs spirits IuTpn
tine 20 hb Tar bh Rosn, al PORT S pkg Beef 551
Get Meats 2s8 Land 80 pkgs Steann
81 Cheese 10 pkgG IaOE lilo Dressed Hog,
is Tobacco, 80 bb WHISKY lle bales Wool
81 bbis OIL 50 bbs BED Oh. 50 bbls Lard OIL
Reee o. Psee for BE seet ending SATURDAY evening March
Flour J50 bb WHISKY 38f5 bbi Corn Meal
500 baEs Meal 67940 bush Wheat 1909 bush Corn lsi7j
bush bush Matt 800 bush Barley $685. Sed s9
pkgs 20 Beef, bbls Meats,
D. Lar, IS kegs Lao 2sl4 pigs OIL Gaze. taE Dressed
Hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

o24 In lsOszO ss746ss OsOs 27s27so 81 s27sJ7
Trsf...s27ss gge2u s3Ti3fo SO5s6 1896 Ae4s6eo
PBrROLkUM-Ts Redned has dull and nominaJ
r1m0fed for delivery
evening ZOO bss sold IN cargo lots Al lac NsphhA
Rnned quoted al Crude
1uk stsay 8c The Creek quotations Tor
Upper 81 Us Lover land - 20 aO City In
inactive with quoted nonlnAT al
l5ic. aud Aprl az lSc.
quoted q 8GSfc
SKINs-o moderate demand the market h steady ssles
s. bales Calcutta 70 bales Payt receipts 81
CabeD0 IS bales Calcutta and 10 bales Southern
quiet and unchanged Of 1000
MafAbham Genital American l5OO Vera Cruz and
q bales Para. 81 bales PoriOtCabelo Se
and bales Honduras We quote Is follows;
froa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

6orses, CARRIAGES. Garness, Sc.
TOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
op d-roas Of obtaining frstSs trottng, drsught
other Horses spOrngog the BY
requirement. Intended purchase
a. Il will ave Address HAWKS Co.. Montreal Canads
lime CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
IL Z. A. FTrCHs STABLES. l53 EAss rwenty-foarthst
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing Blankets, Breast
APRONS Robes Equipments description the
grst VARIETY in NewYork c. n. MoSEMAH Bro hanafac-
turers; ia ChamberssL
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and ali kinds ssdey extensively manufacturers fa
Robes
Of every quality. q b SMITH Co., " Harren-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
,x. March s.-Spirts Turpentne quiet at bOe
lned. - . for pale. Crude Turpeaune q
'or yellow Diu!snd Virgin. Tar higher, at 81
COTTON MARKETS.
q 60. H-If. TfHHffwra 1Mln ~
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE 8Coon dull; Miidlnss ME gross receipts
ig ales; erpor.s-cowise IFS bales sales = bales stock 5S
bales.
BosToN March Mdlngs Bic receipts II
Ia 80 hGles stock, 85iJ bales
aOton dnl, hl1dngs- Sto receipts 70
bs Is. shipments 29l bales; stock. l0,k25 bales.
N0KYoLK March iG. Low MafhHgs, yse net re-
cu l4sl exposcoastEe i53 ba!esi sae. 20 oeieS
stock. 1901 bales 49, -, .. , 10
bsies: shpmtuts. so bales
bales; shipments % bales ,,.,,, IN -. .,...
l42 hsies; stoek, 5lt0 bales go 50. MI
CBAsLEsroN March quiet Midiings le Low MI.
dngs Sic Ordinary l8c Ordinary, lie net receipts "
tales; srporscoastEise lJ bales; sales OO bales stock V4
bales
8 e-ports-coswse bales So bales
AUeusT. March aCon quiet and frn Miidlngs B1c re-
cepis COZ bales; sales. VA hsles
i4u ApEIFHIA March 3.-COiton quiet Midhngs, 2Olc -
NOBLE Cotton quiet; mi1fungs. 19tci Low MD
dnes Bidstc Good OrDay u! 07ic net receipts O4 bales
erposo Great Britain 32 bales cosSise 40 bales sales ~"
bales stock, 81 U7 bales. 49,
NTw-ORIEASs March 8oton far demand; Good Ordinary
I79dI7tc Low Mddngs 8ial8}c d1dngs So net receipts
bales sales
lsst evening 300 bales; stock, 100 573 bales
8COOn dali; Low hiddinR l8fe Good Or1l-
nay ll71e; Ordinary, IS; receipts, l4iJ bales shpenis oJ
bales; stock. $50 bales or ,c, -.
ree Il9 bales; eIpous-cOAWise lo b1esi sales ' bA'i
stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

LoSD0s Mth all Ous0s opened for and 92j
122i or the United PyeTsenty bonds 85s
- l0e - feBForus 81 New FTes ~ Enc Railway
PEAsEVsET March 60. m--Uued States veTWeaty bonds
opened Al 3Si Tor The u 1861
HyEEroot March sl Motion opened quiet and
g15os y qsf1 a6dAEg Orleans q cid tie Vi he
I asrsh e-spiris Petroleum l60lTd. per gslos.
JYsIos. n4,sh ~ p n-nne Railway shares. 5Zi.
LifHFoot aareh ~ mCotou closed dali tse sales ~ the
o nafe en oAios ioelnng speculation and erpot
D he sales 1909 bales Amessso ,s I'd Cos b1o,ss Ton
Seu-Ofieaus, February Mar tqse - ~ A''fN0 "~
LoSpor MGeb ga H.-Conaoi, nd A,..vi.., ..., -,
unchanged ' N''0'
PARis Msrub So m--Rsuass So -5s
haEch SIS ,. m.-BesAaoss -. o.i., n. a.
Der Dbl fOr New Mess - -" ''iAf W
LOsDoS March 8-Spnts Petroleum I6aiels n.,-,r.
LosDOs March 8EyeuingLabssec Cskss 40 AZ Sie IN -
f0s. ~ ~
March e-EVsnibg-spts Ttpes.ns asias7l ,s
CIVIL -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

SEKDCover continues inactive and heavy. With y s the range
M Ordinary 70 Choice and ste ;O Fancy Timothy dull ard nominal
81 =
sUGARS-The OF 80 hhds Good Refining
Cuba hhd Molsses &C.. and "a bids
grsies z d9ic. Rsfbed III ollie Hards.
TALJOW steady only moderately Of $3.50 Y Prime
B.
WHISKY fairly active steady; 3OO bbis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
fflarble ano Slate mGntcls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~. HING WORKS and 36 East Bghteeuth Marble ana
Mared Msntel Thing Marble Counter honument AZ prices 'hA
DEFY competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant desgna work q description MARBLE ana
WOOD MANTTIs T. r. STBWARr Co, 20 and ~ West
TweuiF-third-st Seyenth-sye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

CHICAGO March sReeepts ior the weeECstte 2eiS Hogs
G: sheep gi7 corresponding week year-Cstte le
Hog, 4G7 sheep CATTLE light request 20 want OF
shippers holding Of avoid Tsd pees steady an IN
changed gsdes slow sale quotations
20 50 7s 50 Is for Choice Ss pa IS % for
"a IS FOR fair Shipping grades 80 o1 . Tor Stockers
- 50 for Butchers stock p C@sS iof Inferior enc oose
1900 yards unsoh packers
out Of The market pces od ~ 20 for Common 70 Ne
ium - o. % Good C8oee - DQ - Is for Extra
unchanged poe ranging IRON % va - - sooofu
Ing " quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

AIBAsY Merh 6-Rheaf steady but quiet RTe doll Cor, G.,
prices; Round AZ
Bs little doing be only sale reported beng tS0
Blate al sJc- Os1 quiet
BALInoEK rch G-Cot,ou dull Los Mdding lsdlo Yogr
duI unchanged. Wheat dali Choice White 81 20 Par
do o. ~; Choice Amber, 81 l5dss Ai Coed
0&2 i0 Common % PAR d. ~ 70d@i Spi West
7Ud 81 10 DO Amber. 81 soa ~ C0rn--6o0Lefu
White 81 6zd66c yellow du q s. 0ssc NOD Western
.lc OAs dun. Southern 4G0f5e Mixed Western ~ 1ile RTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10
feaal Notlces.

GUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the
Petition the Mayor Aldermen and COmmonzly Of the City u
the Public Works IN relation TIE ,c
QUESTION certain CITY Of Work being ands on the
OnehuRdr ndthrteenh snd enthaEe
NineTthss, commencing $50 feet west
NnhaTe gwen the essees persons ana
lands enemeuis heTei nts nd premises
the epor, Appraisal in the above en-
matter completed s he presented 70
the Supreme Court Special Term thereof be beh Al Chambers
In the Civ Monday, the oth day Of
opening the Court that day or IS soon there
s as counsel cas- be heard viii then and there e made
NewYork. December H. loIz
DWIGHT H. OLMSrBAD
ADRIAN n. MULLER COMMISSIONER
CHARLES K GRAHAM }
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Droposals
ING NIGHT SOIL.

PROPOSALS for REMOVING NIGHT SOIL.
The Boar 81 Health Of the Health VI the City Of AeS
sealed bids proposals. the form BY onnau-
Council addressed 70 The said Department from
rsrues sureties the
their wnten consent TO become surees to
receiving and
al uk 10 said cY IN the
terms ale ia the oce Of the Secretary OF said
board approved together with the form and moan % the
principal and surees eiid BY The Counsel
preliminary specification 20 such bids or
which bids proposals vii be received up 70 toeiocA m
and ened IN the Of The
Mnbery-st, 10 o'clock ~ the
useuth day lsIL BY order the Board New York
March 4 l57I = :. BOohOhlu EEeseeIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-10

DROPOSALS FOR GRANITE,
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
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delivery yards Cut Granite Face stone required during
present year completion Of the Brooklyn Tower East River
Bridge Plans and specifications be he Engineers Oe
Printed specifications sent, upon application, By mall
Address NETWORK BRIDGE Co. Brooklyn n. T.
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