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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
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SuaHER BoARDIN0.-The sub scFibeF can &C.
- eomfa04ste fsW families, wi shinE board in
ne conntFy Qf sReiied for a0onl abogt miles from
Wnaingiens on tAe Kennes1 Pike, 81 a. elevation
OF about - feet above the DelaWaT thereby COM
naHeiag Fafe and wholesome sif. Easy Of access
being only mingtfa' WalK fFnm Wfimlngton and
Reading Rsilread, and about 10 minutes walk from
ksing Sun Depot Of City Passenger Iisilwsy
CALKR TAYLOR
Ieza-u Greenyille, P, o., Delaware,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Spefial Bottffs.
Condemned.

Balsam Copaioa is condemned and discarded a.
being not emily worthless, bat frequently Injurious
II is disgusting In taste aHd smell, and will disorder
the sOundest stomach and still the qnacks use the
drug.
SsmArttan's Gift is purely vegetable, pleasant 70
take and will cure every time 10 from two 10 four
days. We pride ourselves on ts certainty OF cure,
a. it is the only known medic ne that csH be de-
pended on, thereby avoiding exposure and trouole.
Price: Male packages, o.; female. o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
PTatt'a AatFaI ON,

PFat1's Astral OIL.
Prstts Astral Utl sold wholesale 70 grocefs deal
efs and county store keepera wholesale rates in
and gail oAns ~ By the barrel, by
O. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
FToni and West streets. VII, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

AZ - LINZ
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 2lsT. 1878.
Sundays excepted,l Passenger Trains Will leave ~
t0Dows:-
SOUTHWARK. F0ETHWARD
Passenger Mixed Passenger. Mixed
AM. Pm. PM AM. Pm. Pm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

|AMDRN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD
~ Commeneing June IL, 1873, trains leave Phila-
delphlA, from foot Of Vine street:
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Mail including SUNDAYS. .................e 90 m
Express, through In y hours .......... III 90 m
Express. only on Saturdays, through In
lx hours ,..,...,........ ............ 90 p m
Rxpfess through in N hours. ............ 30 N
Acc mmOdatiu .................. ..... 10 p m
Accommodation, SA1URDAYS, only be-
yOnd HammOnton siOrs only at Absecom 10 p m
TRAINS LEAVE ATLANTIC CITY.
Accommodation, Mondays only y........... 70 IN
Accommodation .........................6 10 III
Express, through In Y hours ............ Is IN
Express through in Y hours. IL 70 IN
Mall including sundays. 30 p Id
LOCAL TRAINS.
From Philadelphia for Nays Landing,
500 N and Z II m
EOr AtcO " -
FOr hhmmoDt0n. ..4........ ......--.-.... oVo u
For Haddonneld, a m, m, and a. m from
philadelphia and II so p IN from Camden
Woodruff Parlor Car attached 10 each Express
Train.
TICKET oFFICES-No. 200 CHESTNUT Street
and foot of VINE Street
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by the Camden and Philadelphia Ex press
Company ana delivered 70 hotels and residences at
Atlantic City. d. u, ,hUNDf, Agent
!, lUtseptl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29

7 AM INVITED FOR TEA at the ONLY Tea House
Il In the city, II East Fourth Street.
L. HOUSTON, JR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
aeIdIItx poWcieTe,

UUIUTtGE FWFduUFHs
We call attention TO our SeidlitE Powders 30 uni
Verszlly popular everywhere. They are made up
fresn and pure every few days and claim them TO
equal 70 any In the MARKET fully up to the STANDARD.
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This iH
our special claim, TO prove which they need only 70
be trled Don't forget the place TO get them, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streetA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
EpeflzI Entiffs.
Papema.

Papema-
A FARIRAcBoUs FOOD FOR INFANTS AND
NFAIiDA
1t eestsaaz n the elemszis requisite for strength
kHade errm the whole wheat Hotfr-
Ing being BoIted out.
lt n lmpaEa5ie 70 0FerestimHte taS Importance OF
proper nutrnent for children for the inam and for
the eyed. In infancy and childhood the formation
and eeVelopment of the various q sues OF the by
Il the main phenomenon II life. In sdults enfes-
hled By disease. the restsraton OF health depehde
greatly on abundant susply OF suitable material
for the regeneration Of the wasted organs In 90
people the powers OF life need Sustaining By similar
mesnR And yet the mere furnishing OF the neces-
sary elements is sulident; tn sc elements must
Dc IN sach form IS 70 be readily dgessed absorbed
and assimil zted.
All these requirements are fully met in the article
VII ch We now offer,
PAP MA,
SMITH PAINTER. DruRRfsta,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-08-29
Ene,lsn mustard

EnRIIsi1 mustard
Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Chotc. nav0rtng extracts. viz: ext Lemon. Vanilla,
Pesck, bitter almonda. ext strawberry, etc. AL
Of the most celebrated max q, for sale al
FOSTRRS DRUG STORK
PrUnt and West streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
A HOME STAKE.

A romantic story, among the many
which occur upon this coast, comes to
light in San Francisco. Briefly stated
the facts are as follows: In 1Si9, n
Canadian known as "Kanuck "or the
Badger" came to California and EN-
gagged In mining. Being somewhat
successful and coming to San Francis.
co In 1854 he deposited nearly rs
ounces Of gold dust In the Mint, and
the next year he made another deposit
Of AZ ounces, taking Mint certiticatei
therefor. He then wandered about
the country from Mexico to Washing
ton Territory, and wasn't heard Of for
seventeen years. Suddenly a few days
since. he turns up at the Mint, pro
duces his receipts and demands coin
therefor. The receipts are found all
correct, but from his long absence he
had been deemed dead, and his money
drawn BY the British Consul and sent
to his relatives in Canada. Kanuck
wants his home stake, and as the bond
given BY the Consul secures the mint,
no will probably get 1t. Good mate
rial for . newell Is In thi, story, and we
commend 1t to fiction writer's gener.
ally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
COMPLAINTS FROM CARSON,

We publish In another column q
communication from prominent citi.
IONS Of Carson, complaining Of the ill.,
security Of property and person at the
Capital. Migrants, incendiarles and
thieves arc said to abound, and the town
government Is alleged to be inadequate
for the protection Of the people. Some
time since a movement was made to
have the benefits Of the new Act pass
ed last Winter for tho better govern
mont OF towns and cities" made ap-
plicable to Carson, but lately we have
heard nothing OF 1t. What Is the mat
ter? Tho Act referred to is In every
way sufficient for the good govern
mens Of a town larger than Carson
City, and the best feature OF all Is that
1t Is comparatively inexpensive, In
contrast with the cost Of a city corpor-
alive government. We wonder that
the citizens have not ere this ayaiied
themselves Of Its provisions, and sug-
gest that measures looking to that end
be taken forthwith by our CORES
pondents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
A Funny Mistake.

A married Johnny went marching
home blind drunk the other night, and
thought he was climbingin the window
of his house, but got into the hog-pen
instead. where a fat porker lay quietly
snoozing. Taking Off his clothes he
hung them over the trough, aud laid
him down beside his " Betsy as he
thought. After grumbling awhile a,
Betsey for breathing so loud, he began
feeling around for the cover, and So
liloquized ,,
"Mighty Gurus. Kiver must "a fall.
en- on or floor-prob'bly unner bed. ]
say 'ol CONAN, how y'r got yerseli
fiSed.? Bess feels offel curus-brlssels!
els is a ermarkable co%incicurrence
Old gal AS sadly changed sin las we
met, WINNER w~erezer'ed. Gets hold
of the hogs tail.l Ha ha.hic.I say,
Bcss, how yer got y'r hair fixed :
Beats all-twis'ed, sqnirled-hlc-like a
heather Chinee. Les unwrap 1t. It,
tiehter'n 'ell-so IN /. Disgustin way
to wear hair. Dom care a dam II III
STYLE or not-'s got to come down,
Say, where's y'r nose? Strange-yel
had a nose. Now look ere old CONAN,
this.hic-dam foolishnesS Is perceedee
fur huff. Pcrduce that nose or III XII
hio.y'r outsr bed" 80
The mans wife, attracted BY the
noise, appeared upon the scene at thit
critical moment, and managed to gel
her inebriated lord into the house. be
Emuttering the while:
"At's not right, Bess-take vantage
nv feeble condishun to turn me outei
house an home. Be sorry for Ills VIZ
y'r get-hic-sober.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

OUR thanks are duo to Representa-
tive Kendall for a valuable publication
Just issued from the Navy Department.
It /, a report Of Captain Robert w.
Shufeldt, United States Navy, con-.
mander OF the expedition fitted out un-
der the direction Of the Secretary oil
tho Navy, In 1870, to ascertain the
practicabillty Of a ship canal from the
Atlantic to the Pacific across the 18th
mus of Tehuantepec and Nicaragua.
The work was faithfully performed. as
the reports embraced In the work be-
fore US show. The reports arc able and
exhaustive aud the volume Is illustra-
ted By a number of Photographic en-
cravings of scenery upon the lsthmus.
Typographical maps accompany the
report which accurately delineate the
proposed route and the estimates Of
the water supply Of the canal are thor
ough and complete. Tabular state
ments Of the population and produc-
lions are full and interesting. Notes
are given Of the various fruits, animals,
plants, fish, reptiles, etc, indigenous
to the soil and waters Of the lsthmus.
Taken all in all 1t Is very unlike the
generality Of reports issued from a
Government department, and Is de-
cidedly readable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

A VERY lively Republican paper in
Southwestern Missouri, inserts reeu-
larry in q conspicuous place in Its edi-
torial columns the following para
graph:
We are unable as yet to report that
Hon. II. E. Ravens. member OF Con.
grsss from the Sixth District refuses
to receive the back pay unjustly voted
BY Congress. II
The 4 indicates that the notice will
be regularly published until forbidden.
This Is certainly q novel way Of call.
ing the attention OF the people to the
shortcomings Of their Representative,
and If followed by all Republican jour
mails, would lessen the number Of back.
pay thieves and Credit Mobllisr swim.
oilers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
YESTERDAYS F1Rcr1oN.

The municipal elections OF Gold
Hill and Virginia took place yester-
day, and passed of In the usual quiet
and orderly manner. Politics had lit
tie or nothing 70 do in the matter, but
men voted for their particular prefer
ences regardless Of whether they we're
Democrats or Republicans. Thus 1t Is
that although a majority OF the candi-
dates chosen were Democrats, yet 1t
can by no means be claimed As q DEM
ocratic victory, as the successful ones
owe their triumph to Republican votes.
When party lines are strictly drawn.
as at the last Presidential election,
then the relative strength Of each is
squarely developed, and Democracy Is
shown to DO nowhere, as far as this
section Is concerned. The officers
elected yesterday are all good men,
and we doubt not will fill the various
positions to which they were chosen
with credit to themselves and their
constituents. We heard Of no buying
or selling Of votes, no man bought his
way Into office, and we shall therefore
look all the more confidently for free
dom from all corruption In tho dis
charge of their several duties. 1t Is a
we'll conceived, highly beneficial law.
which prohibits the sale or giving
away Of Intoxicating liquors on cleo
ton day. 1t Is very true that men did
find unprotected bottles or demijohns'
and kegs Of beer In various sly places
and sundry individuals did show evil
dencs Of having found thea. yet So
loous generally were closed, there wa.
no public drinking Of intoxicating
fluids, those who are liable to gel
drunk on such occasions got no liquor
The result was that the Intent OF th'
law was carried out, order was main
tanned, nobody killed, and the polics
court has no unusual number Of drunk
and dlsordsrly cases to dispose OF to
Isy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

A CASE has just been decided In q
New York Court which involves a
very important principle. being the
liability Of banks and deposltaries Tor
bonds or other articles placed therein
for safe keeping. The National Bank
Of Lyons, n. Y, had some $4,000 In
bonds deposited with the Ocean Bank
of New York city, for safe keeping.
The latter bank was robbed and these
bonds were taken. The National Bank
then brought suit to recover their
value. The defense was that the prop
erty Of the plaintiff received the same
care and was guarded In the same man.
ner as defendants own. The verdict,
however. tends to establish the doc
trine that this Is not sufficient, but that
it must BE- proved that tho care exer-
cIsed for the protection Of the property
is reasonably adequate, whether the
custodian gave greater or less care to
his own.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

COMMISSIONER NEUMAN, or finding
that tho rules Of the State Department
did not allow an honorary Commits
sioner to Vienna to compete rs owner
Of or agent for prizes offered for arti-
Giles exhibited at the Exposition, has
withdrawn his California silk speci-
mems from competition, and will only
exhibit them privately. This Is COM
mendable on the part of Commissioner
Neuman, and it is only to DO regretted
that all the Commissioners had not ex-
hibited the same sense Of p%ropriety.
Had they done SO u Government
would not now be the laughing stock
of Europe at the great Exposition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
A T FROM CARSON.
'YCARsoN. New. Ms

CARSON. New, May4 4, 1873.
EDITOR GOLD HILL NEWS: Carson,
as you are we'll aware. Is and has been
"heeled" to almost any exlgency
since Its corner stone as a city and the
Capitol Of the S~agebrush State was
laid; but we find even at this late day
a pressure upon us as citizens neces-
sary to circumvent the malicious de-
signs of the hoodlums that infest our
streets, from the warrants and importa-
tions from Virginia, who have been
driven away to insert rascality aud
dangerous design among our people
and their safety of life and property.
Last night we had two alarms Of
fire, both incendiary. Did We possess
the power of an incorporated town,
| the rascals could be looked after and
watched, and, furthermore, the respon-
sibility placed where it properly should
BE-. Sheriff Swift Is our only available
standby, and II called upon, will de
his whole duty 10 the interest Of the
people; but he Is limited In his action,
consequent upon the unincorporation
Of the town.
A petition has been gotten up, and
numerously signed by residents, for
the incorporation Of Carson, but until
its enactment into a law we shall be,
as usual. under the protectorate Of the
vicious rabble about US. Ills quite
frequent TO note the driving of teams
Oh the sidewalk, stopping In front OF
saloons aud calling for drinks, to the
detrimsnt aud danger Of pedestrians,
and no one to protest Or 6inuer them
in th3iI endeavOr to break the public
.tpeace by the obstruction Of the public
highway. We have need here for a
commission, either on public morals
or for the purpose Of demonstrating
the fact that there Is work of purifica-
ton of the streets and highways, alleys
and grades. that could with much pro-
priety be done by the hoodlums whose
midnight iucendiary efforts may yet
bring a nest OF hornets about u ears,
as without proper authority, or the ell
forcement Of q vagrant Act, they run
rampant.
What we want Is the knowledge
that We have a de ,facto city govern
ment to supervise and rec:ify the many
abuses that now exist, In the absence
Of an Act OF Incorporation. and to
offer that immunity to our citizens that
the Ease warrants, and which Is not to
be had under our present status as a
town. Shall we have 1t? There Is no
use in singing q requiem over the rem
nant OF security, personal or ether
wise, left us, and considering the In
itial efforts of last night to burn the
town, as we'll as being overrun by q
lawless set of v~agabonds, too lazy to
work, yet of sufficient animation to
rob and burn. by measures to adorn
the stable after the horse 10 gone.
Therefore tits but too plain that some
decisive action should be taken by our
citizens before any further encroach.
ment has been made upon the peace
and prosperity OF the ~Sagebrush Cap
ital. =.
Trusting your valuable journal will
give publicity to this, we remain
FRIENDS AND SUBSCRIBERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

HERE Is what Defoe, the great Eng.
llsh pamphleteer, said In l722, about
the punishment of corrupt public men
We commend 1t to our politicians, not
that 1t will do any good in these days,
but to show them how such things were
regarded in a monarchy a century and
a half since;
An impartial pursuit ofpublic crime,
IL duly pushed on, Is so certain one
way or other to answer the nations
desire, that I believe we are without
an example whenever 1t has once been
totally disappointed. Public infamy
Is q severe punishment, and Is equal to
fines, imprisonment, racks. fortunes,
and even death itself. Nay, where the
reflection is just, it's more bitter than
death. 1t Is not wiped of by the arts
that are often used to elude and evade
Justice ; and no that Is cleared BY the
vote Of one or two creatures In an as.
sembly, the wound Is oftentImes as
deep as It would have been If he had
been cast by the same majority /; nay,
and deeper too.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

YESTERDAY morning our worthy
morning nelghbor, the Enterprise. up
at Virginia, propoundcd sditorially
the following conundrum us a
change necessary? ?" and then went on
to show conclusively that Kelly was
Of no earthly account as Chief Of Pc
lice. therefore that . change was abse-
lutely required. This conundrum thus
propounded on the morning Of the mu-
nicipal election, was answered In a
very decisive manner by the voters at
the polls, judging by the returns pub
lished In the Eatsrprise ofthis morn
Ing. Kelly's majority was larger BY
over 200 than that OF any other can
didate for . city Office. ~GSo .it
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
CALIFORNIA MATCHES.
Patented June n, 1871.

A MOST WONDERFUL AND ELEGANTLY
"A constructed Sewing Machine for Family
| Work. Complete in al Its parts. uses, tho
strsieht eye-pointed needle, seIfthreading, d.
| rect upright positive motion, new tension, sell,
feed and cloth guider; Operates smoa " w sns no sne
less, Ike all good h~igh.priced machines. Has
patent check to prevent the wheel being turned
ne wrong way. Uses the thread direct nom
the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch
close and rapid. VIII do all kinds Of work, nne
and cosrse, from cambria TO heavy cloth or
leather. and uses all descriptions Of thread.
This Machine 10 heavily. constructed, to give 1t
strength. all the parts Of each Machine being
made .liks BY pssainery' and beautifully nm
Rapid, smooth and Silent In operation. Re-
liable at all times, and . Practical, Scientific,
Mechanical Invention, at Greatly Reduced Price.
A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine At
valuable. substantial and reliable low-pneed
Sewing Machine. Its extreme low price reaches
all conditions. It's simplicity and strength
sdapts It to al capacities, while it, many merits
make II . universal fayorite wherever used, and
creates . rapid demand.
IT Is ALL IT Is RECOMMENDED.
"Ican cheerfully and confidently recommend
e" NpS p urr soN
pr,,.r,ra P p.nS rn ,ann,y
na'n'f''fo f.iH, oe's'n County
Pnrc. OF RACE MACHINE: Clss: A-"on."
v,ts All III s.tnnc: and eyerytSine eomplsts
hsionoino M n inclndInS selEthreadlpe needle,
nssiea n 4 stronS Wooden boz. and delivered
70 .ny ns,t ~ ths conntry nv cIpress. free Of
further ehsrTss, on receipt OF plieo,, cnly Five
usrhJn. -. All AND IN recaipt of One Dollar
sxt,. ~. 49, Pstsnt RITToS.HOLE WORK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

A VETERAN PoIIrIcIAN.-NathanF F.
Dixon was elected In 1S49. and for q
successive years, to the Rhode Island
Legislature. Then he was sent to Con.
gress for four terms, until he declined
4 reelection. Now he has just been
elected to.the Legislature again from
the town OF Westerly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

A RETIRED sea captain, who had
made the tour of continental Europe
aud the Holy Land, we asked how ne
was Impressed BY his visit to Jerusa-
lem. "Jerusalem," said be. els the
meanest place l ever visited! There
Is not a drop Of liquor In the whole
town 1t to drink" .s-5 g +:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

TIE sugar crop In Louisiana has
failed 50 disastrously during tho past
two years that this year the area de-
voted to cane culture will be largely
| diminished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06

HoS. JAMES G. BLAINE has been
elected Chairman Of the Maine Re
publican State Committee for the ar
teenth time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
Births.

INGERSALL-In Virginia City, Nay 8, to the
wife Of F. 8. Ingersall, Q son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-06
NEW STYLES, PATTERNS AND
sPECIALTIRs OF THE SEASON.

Also an extensive variety Of Fancy Gssds,
embracing many lines OF Novelties. which,
tions. can be had in no other store In Virginia.
Owing to the recent heavy decline In gold,
and our az d policy as'to profit, wc have much
pleasure In stating that we are enabled 10 marx
the goods at Q BcAuced Beale sf Priees,
suited TO the times, which ladies will please
note.
The New York herald., 1873-12-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 90, 1878
fns 0t the
Continent 800; coastwisc, L6o7. sales, 175o stock,
NEW ORLEANS. Dec % 1873
Cotton quiet and IRREGULAR middng ise:; low mid
222a bales: gross $3.50 EaportsETo 20 Grea, Britain,
& sS0 ase evening g
MoBILr, Dec 20, 1873
Cotton ci na oraaaH midanS m % ,sw rssep, %dds @
bales Exports SOastwise vs. Sales so ssoss GAG
SAVANNAH, Dec. %. 1873
Cotton steady midaling, l5ss sls4s Set receipts
Sss bales EYpersnr9 The , Continent S'o coastwse
q. Cotton naTmer good demand; mddling, lsl.e low
4os6 bales Exports, coastwise, s,osi. Sales LOJO.
Spirits oftnrpentine quiet At Ssc Rosln dull - Is
yeiicw lin Tar steady at s. Is : ~
oswrco Dec %. 1873
81 as, 50 % ss wne # x%ssses ss
round lots held Al 81 50; while Canada held at
, sa5Iey Il, quiet, Canada Ss held sl$s o. sGs
mss-s 90 for eoie 81 s. unSoea per SasS eas GT M
feed Unchanged shorts $50, shlpstns s2li middllngs
dslphs and Boston, 6oc. to New York. SOC to Albany
Grain in s,Ore-wnea. 80 7sa bushels corn do
$s IS Il Sssaii:w$ss @ sS:S:.
corn. $500 do. :; barley, $500 do. rye 2,400
do. Flour quiet Western ground spring 81 a 81 SO;
esksrs % g % S 2si amber s. s. So white ss
do, 81 3g Chicago No spring 81 55; red winter ST.
white winter, 81 70a$ 75 Corn slow sales 1000 bushels
No at zoe Oats dun; No. Western held at 4sc Bar
ley steady Canada, 81 60 81 %; Western; 81 60 Rye
ada, Is 81 50; Western. ST. 60 81 IS other articles
unchanged.
TOLEDO. Dec 20, 1873
Flour in fair demand and Arm Wheat in rair demand
and hrm; No. Wabash 81 62; fair to do 81 4ga
amber Michigan, 81 1gss; January, 81 30: February
81 90; No red winter 52s No red winter, 81 i5
Corn in fair demand and hrm; high mixed, ole Janu.
ary, ~sse. February, &c a 62sc; new, eolsc; low
Eat Hsc. Dressed hogs frm az S. 90 So - Clover
seed, $5 20 IS 40 kece,pts-20V bbls. of -four, 2l0W
bushels OF wncat 15,UO) do. Shpments-l,000
bushels wheat and 5000 do. corn.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29. 1873
- Flour dull and unchanged; only a light local trade.
Wheat active and higher No spring, 81 IL; No. do,
VI lh4 cash 81 l36 January 81 10 February; No.
loS rejected 81 gs,s Corn active and higher; No
jeccd old, S1sc new. 40 Oats In alr demand aud
yanced No Eat spot or january, S94c. February;
rejected 33c, bid. Rye quiet and unchanged; No. 2 at
Uc aNkc. Barleydnl aud nomiaa tor No atau: sales