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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

General Deputy Garretson states the
objects of the Order to be briefly as fol-
lows |. The ennoblement of labor
and the fraternity of the producing
classes. ,. Bringing more nearly to-
gether the producer and consumer. 3.
Mutual instruction. The Tightening of
labor by diifusing better knowledge of
its aims 1. Social culture. ). Mutual
relief in sickness and adversely. 6.
Prevention of litigation. I. Prevention
of cruelty to animals. s. The over
throw of the credit system. 9. Build
ing up and fostering homo industry.
10. Mutual protection to husbandmen
against sha1pers and middlemCn.
The SIOUX INDIANS 1t is irious
historical fact that the progress of civil
zction i'll the West has cause the powe
of one Indian nation to increase. The
Sioux, if not more numerous than they
ever were, have certainly extended their
conqucsts, and control larger extent of
territory than before. The!Poncas, Paw
nees and Rees are unable to withstand
them, though at the date of Catlin's
iourneyings on the upper Missouri there
were several tribes on that river that
were rivals of the Sioux. The Sioux
nation numbers about forty thousand
/ souls, and can send three thousand war.
riors on the wor-path. Fortunately it is
divided into bands which follow differ
cntleaders, SO that their power to domis
chief is not so great as ii all were united
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15
A CASE of chronic rheumatism of I'M

usual severity, cured by jo!HSot,s' A"odyne
LiHjmctt. is noticed by one Of our exchanges
A large bunch came out npon the breast of tie
sufferer, and appeared like part of the breast
bone. Used internally and externally. Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

The popularity of the Elmwood and
Warwick collars is constantly increas-
ing. They are superior to all others i'll
quality, STYLE, and fit Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

A WASHINGTON dispatch informs us
that Postmaster General Crcswell is
preparing an argument in favor of pos
tai telegraphing. 1t is stated that he
is confident of the success of the meas
ure before the adjournment of the APP
preaching session of Congress.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

Mr.. ROBERT A. CHEsEBRoUGH, of New
York, has just issued pamphlet in
which he claims that it is feasible to
keep open the canals of the country
during winter by means OF pipes to con-
vey hot water along each side Of them.
Mr.. Chesebrough AYERS that there are
not Ton the average) more than sixty days
of our winter when the thermometer
goes below freezing point, and that only
during such days would the application
of the heating apparatus become neces-
sary. His object in desiring the adop-
ton of this plan is to cheaper transport
tation by keeping the canals open dur
ing winter. In the case of the Erie
canal, $50 miles long, the total first cost
of applying the Improvement would be
81, $40, 900, and the total annual cost of
its maintenance would be 81, 1872, 500.
The average summer earnings of
the Erie canal in tolls amount
to $5,000,000. Mr.. Chesebrough thinks
that if it were kept open the whole year,
the earnings would average about
So, 600 600.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
FAMILY IMMINENT.

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz: Cramps in the Limbs and Stom-
ach Pain in thC Stomach, Bowels or Side, Rheu-
Inatism III all it's forms, Bilious Coiic Neuralgia,
Cholera, Dyscutory, Colds, Flesh Wounds, Eurns,
Sore Throat, Spinal Complaints, Sprains and
Bruises Chills and Fever. For Internal and tx
ternal use.
It's operation is not only to relieve the patient,
nat entirely removes the cause Uf the s0isplaint.
u pcuetratcs lud perNGdcs the whole system, re
storing healthy action to all its parts ana quick
guiug the blood.
THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA is PURELY VEG,
etabe and All healing.
Prepared by
crrpTIc pppwN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

Mrs. ELLEN G.. SHERMAN, wife of the
Rev. Moses Sherman (Methodist, of
Piermont, Grafton county, n. H.,
claims to have had a miraculous
visitation from Christ, and her descrip
ton of it is as striking as those related
by the Roman Catholic Saint of Paray
la Monial. She had been sufferer for
fifteen years-contined to her bed for
large portion of the time. On the 18th
of September 1872, she became entire
ly helpless. She regarded her recovery
as impossible, and on that night econ
secrated herself completely to Christ. y
On accomplishing this, she states that
she became conscious of Divine pres
ence in her room, and a voice whis
pered, " l will come unto You, and will
manifest myself unto you. TO this she
responded in her heart, but not with
her lips, "Lord, if Thou wilt, Thou
canst make me clean" Immediately
that voice replied lovingly and sweet]y,
81 will. BE thou clean And, she
adds, with the words came the cleans
ing power of Christ's most precious
blood" She did not see Christ's form,
but His presence seemed to fill the
room like cloud.
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RELATING TO Observation-Disclosures circular to
young men aud others on Nervousness, Loss of
Memory Decline, etc. Prescriptions and advice
free. Address DR.. f. Hilton, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

THE sweetest word in our language is
health. At tho first indication Of disease, Use
well-known and approved remedies. For dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. use "drSo"'S P0gGtice
PU$. For coughs colds, sore or lame stom-
ach, Use JohnSOn'S Anodyne LHtime}d- Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-11-15

THE Lungs are strained and rackcd
by persistent cough, the general strength
wasted, and an incurabIe complaint established
thereby. DR.. Jayne's FXpactorant is an eject
i've remedy for Coughs aud Colds and cXcrts
a beneficial effect on the Pulmonary and Bror-
ctial Organs Com.
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FE.IIsrH YEARS HXpERIENCE OT IN
Oi.D NURSE.


MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRCP Is THF
PRESC RITTION OF one Of the best Female Physj-
clans sn4 Nurses IN the United states, ana has
Le5a USED FOR thirty years with never falling
szroty and success by millions Of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of week old 10
the adult. IT corretts aCiGity Of tho stomach re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health ana comfort to mother and child
We believe it to be the Best and Surest Remedy in
the N-crlt in all cases of DYGENTE&Y and DIAR-
RHEA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from
Tcething from any other cause. Full G.ret'ions
for using will accompany cach bottle. None Genl.
ire unless the fac-simile of CURTIS 6 PERKINS
IS Oh he outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE HND
SICK.
from no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWNS yERMIFUGE COHFITs
will destroy Worms without injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all coloring
OTHER injurious ingredients usually USED in
v.orfn preparations.
CURTIS . BROWN, proprictoTs.
No. &l5 Fulton Street, New York.
Medicines, at Twenty-Five CENTS Box.
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HsIy sending the address of ten persons will re-
HNI crivc, free. a beautiful Chrome and insttuc-
nMr tious how to get rich, postpaid. Ctg
UTE N0relty CO., los South Eighth-st., Phila, Pa
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NVOMEN, Men, Girls and Boys wanted, to sell our
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NAsBY'S PAPER, During the coming year Nasty
Will write series of articles in his vein, on gen
eral as well AS political topics Specimen copies
free. Send for one to
LOCKE & JONES, Toledo, Ohio.
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Five Years in the Territories,
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CURTIS & BROWN,

No. sI5 Falton Street, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALvHsroH. Oct q, 1873.
ssis sSss 'is Export;
Cotton quiet and nominaiy, unchanged middings
8 bsIss Gross '5ss SIss Sales
n. 326.
Cotton dull, iaalIngs &c., o| Me'%s %iadiisss 6is = M
iEISs EIpor gGSa soaswe 6 Sales @ 0'4'S
nent, l. ssa sales, 1905 Stock, sssSG S' =
:ss Ssss s:s: :S';; Ii sssa s'
s
A.sS for hard q for yellow dip and s. 20 for virgin
ssss ;.s; =s a's!
for double extra Wheat dun and easter; sales Of 1000
Barley
$s ys sSipstas Ss SO: midanss 80 ss per "so son
Ssa: IS Sssa ss
ss pSi3 S. Sw ssk @
aca1 bailey ans @
ByrrALo. Oct q, 1873
faS 81 ss IRSs RSssss l1l @ Ss1
8saa,
d Dushs cSsn EsSs ao cats s dp
oats, 7xc, The grain market continues dull; wheat
scarce sales 00o bushels Chicago No spring at 81 23
vance sales So 900 bushels mixed Western at 4gc
do at do at &c. 1000 do. at 44c. 49, Other
articles unchanged.
= --I CHICAGO Oct 81, 1873
Flour Hrmer and in fair demand at unchanged prices
Wheat quiet weak and lower; sales OF No Northwest
in os sssnNse g T. bseeMSsr mi ;ps fss1
jected 9c. Corn dull and dropping, at SSc for No.
jectsd $50 high Hixed aiost 4ic Oats steady az &c
Rye steady ct go eSc Tor No Barley dull and lower
foIS ssld q sIS2 sssS sls$ sia g Deos%Ssf:
Q 71sc January. Bulk meats firm and In fair demands
sales Of summer cured shoulders at 6Hc, loose; &C.
packed. Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady
q oc ~ e 7 BufslO % 9yeE , IN wheat
5000 do. corn. 10000 do. oats ana 5000 do barley
shpments40O0 bbls -four $1,000 bushels wheat 1000
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY

u. gsc and 1900 picked shoulders at1zc Lard was
easier The sales were 1900 tcrces western steam on
ss 40 q asS Sass and 's eSssss cru
RiC..:Busnes In joeeins way has been moderate
.ss' rasns as Sselss sss s ana q ksnscon
market for raw va. fairly active sAs
7c.. and $50 boxes centrifugal at SIC Refined sugar
,Sa s e. sns
sEgcsrS Is!S g choice, ssss
9hS nsVsns@bosss ana asi busE :tsndsSS so %e7rsS
% s9 ~ SIS d 49, s. .s y e n s Ms s SS
lo,sc Porto Rico-Reanins. common to piime,. 6c.
5MS srSpcssry s saIr e choice c sN BrszimIrtch
Nos Sania.suSsrcr lai and sSa'"aHS' sHHs
prices were nominal in the ABSENCE Of sales Clover was
Sscisd Rough Sss was quiet Sas nsm S quoted st
has besn in light demand steady; sales of
100
= Tos.coc:-rhs @arEst WAS quiet without decided
IssR Is s..s rsS S% .unSifs. (. s ss 3
and Hsssschusetts ers and seconds on private terms
tsf% and Ii '3o from o.
a snS IS os
.ss s sss
ss ao spTins csfcrns at oc Ss Texas Ss
CALIFORNIA;, bags combing pulled, 1000 lbs super do,
and 70 bales Cape on private tcrma 4f
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Bcttcr-Flour steady-Whent
Highcr-Corn Firmer-Oats Easicr-.
Sugar Fairly Active-CoRce steaslier-
Naval stores Quiet-Petroieum Quiet.
TUESDAY, Oct. 21-8PM.
There was an accelerated movement In general
trade circles to-day and more buoyant tone per-
vaded the markets. Some OF the leading staples
were 1rmer, and, in some cases, prices were de-
cidedly higher. At the Produce Exchange the
feeling was decidedly Letter. The European mar
kets were generally 1rnler, while the Western
markets also presented hrrnsr showing. The de-
mand Tor breadstuns was not very active, but the
offerings were light, the receipts very moderate
and holders nrmer In their views, though the
markets we're no better. Business In four
was moderate at about yesterdays figures,
while wheat sold higher, though not very ac-
tive. and closed with the advance lost. Corn was
also In fair demand at unchanged prices, whilo
oats were easier and In no better request.
Whiskey was fairly active and decidedly
higher, though the receipts were fair
Pork again become an article Of merchandise and sold
at large decline from the last prices paid Lard was
unchanged though rather easier Cotton for future dev
cry advanced trc but closed tame Groceries looked
better. and the offerings to sell were considerably less
than they have been for some time In naval stores
and petroleum there was no essential Improvement
AsnEs-Receipts for the past three dayA - pack.
ages There has been fair jobbng demand for pots
with prices ruling steady at IS & Pearls were entirely
nominal
BUILDING MArKRrALs--Thc market for brick has been
inactive dnoe our lssti but prices remained steady. q
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
opening Highest Louess.

In Philadelphia, stocks are reported as heavy
ana unsettled The following are late prices re-
ported By telegraph:-Reading Railroad. 80; Phila-
delpha and Erie Railroad, 10; Pennsylvania Rail.
road, 40.
SALES AT The NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpox MONEY MAHKrr.--LorpoN Oct H-I2:s r. M
Consols for money va s2i for the account 9, Erie
railway shares, sssS S1Erie railway shares. s5k A.
92s for the account w 92ss; United States ten
FRANKFORT BoURsE. .-FRANKroRr, Oct 2-United States
hve-twenty bonds $50 for the issue Of 1852.
PARIS BoURsK.-LoND0N, Oct 2l-l2 80 P. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 6 66c. 2-Kentes, f 65c.
LIyERsooI GoT1oS SMAExnr..LrER,oot. Oct ?l-,:so p
Cotton 70 arrive lod lover Sales q Of uplands the
at SID do: on the basis Of iow middlngs at Sd The
Sd EnidSl5dng 5 % Orleans ssfd sfd Sales isoOo bales
lands on the basis Of good ordinary shipped November
dlings deliverable October, at 116d
Yarns and fabrics At Manchester dull with downward
tendency.
LIvERfooI. BRKADsrufrs MARKEr.-LrvRRrooE, Oct 21-
ESQ p, MThe market Is firm. Wheat l2s. Sd 12s Sd.
per GENITAL for average California white, and lis Sd.
Us for red Western spring Corn SIS 9d. per quarter.
The receipts Of wheat for the past three days have teen
A. 900 quarters Including 3 900 American. The receipts
Of corn for the past three days have been 5000 quarters
including 5000 American.
LIvERPooL Provisions MARKEr.-LIvERpooL, Oct 2l-
p. M.-Lard, ls. 3D. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LavHRPooL, Oct. 2-
cwt
LosDos Pnopycs MAnKsr-LoSDoS, Oct 2l-.Eycning;-
Spirits turpentinc, y2s Cd. ss per cwt Talow, 42s
per cwt Refined petroleum, 1870. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

vance OF n per cent. American securities were ir-
regular. Ten-iorties declined 4 per cent and the
new loan advanced Y. The rest OF our bonds were
quiet and steady. The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank OF England on balance to-day was
f1G0oo. We quote :--Consols for money, o2k .
92A; do. for account, s2x e2x; nve-twenty
bonds OF 1855 toldl, o3H e3K; do. do. do. 1867,
96k oeT; ten-forty bonds, VIA Q s1H; new nves,
sl o1k; Erie. sSx ASK; New York Central, T5k
7e Amsterdam-Union Pacific first mortgage
bonds, cox; do stock. Tx; Northwestern pre-
ferred, e1x; st. Paul preferred, So; Erie shares.
ak. Rentes at Paris opened weak and declined
to 57f. 55c., but closed 1rmer at 57f 500. American
securities at Frankfort were buoyant and advanced
to 9SH. rs ~
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were duh. We note sales OF old Tennessees at 70 ;
new South Carolina skies at II, and Missouri skies,
Hannibal and st. Joseph issue at s5 The following
are the late quotations Missouri skies, 81; DO.
do, Hannibal ana ST. Joseph issue, SAX; Tennes-
see skies, old. osH; do. do. new, eoX; Virginia
skies old IS do do, consolidated, 40; do. do, de.
ferred 81 North Carolina sixes old, IS; do, North
Carolina Railroad Company, coupon, 25; do. do, ex
coupon 25 South Carolina skies, 20; do do, Janu-
airy and July. lok; South Carolina Funding act
1866 IL Texas tens. 1875, so.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
This market showed . decided Improvement,
prices being steady and business active. Sales OF
ISIS, registered, were made as high as HOY; cou-
pom, ll2h 6ss old. coupon. 1os; new. uoK lso7's.
1l2k; 1SsSs, liz; ten-forty coupons, 1851, and
new 1ves 1o7x. Currency skies sold at 1857. The
market at the close was firm at the following quo
tations s:-United States skies, 1881, registered,
l1OH llo3<; do. do 1881, coupon, liz ll3; do.
nve-twentIes, 1862, coupon, lo6; do. do, 1884 do
I06k; do. do. 1866, do 107a<; do. do, 1885. do,
new, l1o llox; do. do 1867, do, ll2h 112A;
do do, 1885, do, liz ll2X; do. ten-forties, cou.
pom, 1857; do. nves, 1881. coupon, 1o7x; six per
cent bonds Pacific Railroad, 1os3s 1857.
GOLD
was firm, advancing nom 1os3s 1osK to 1851,
and closing at 1OSx. The rates paid for carrying
were s, g. A. 8 and per cent, and finally dat for
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE oOPARN
IN nershp heretofore existing between the undea
NEW YoRK Oct. IL, 1873. JAMES p. HYDE.
r. A. BALDWIN.
The above business will be continued by +, A BALDWIN,
who will pay all debts contracted by and collect al
amounts due the late firm.
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

one hundred and slxty-fve thousand dollars in
specie was shipped from southampton for New
York to-day by the steamship Weser. The steam
ship HISTORIAN, from Liverpool for Quebec, took
2195,ooo.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were $3S1, 600;
from internal revenue, s135, 222. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day s56,o0o on account Of
interest and $4,000 in redemption Of fve-twenty
bonds. The following were the Treasury balances
at the close OF business to-day in Washington
Currency $S,2j000O coin, $751; 900; certificates,
$29 125, 900; outstanding legal tenders to-day,
$780, $4,000, increase OF $4,000 since yester-
day.
RAILROAD BONDS
were steady, prices being well maintained and
money showing itself quite as freely as during
many days preceding the panic. We note the fol-
lowing es:-New York Central sixes Niagara
Falls issue, SIS; do. do, 1887, s7h; Albany and
Susquehanna, second mortgage, 90; Michigan Cen.
tral sevens, "a; Union Pacific sevens, guaranteed
by State OF Missouri, OIL; Illinois Central bonds
100; Alton and Terre Haute, second mortgage
preferred, 80; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
sevens, 90; New Jersey Central, first mortage,
new l03; Union Pacific Railroad, first mort
gage IA; do. sevens, land grant bonds, 66z 68f
do. tens, income, So 81; Ohio and Mississippi con.
vertble sinking fund, ST. Columbus, Cincinnati and
Indiana Central, first mortgage, 20; Erie, fifth
mortgage, 90; Milwaukee and ST. Paul cights, first
mortgage, 1903; Chicago and Northwestern con
solidated s3; Central Pacific gold bonds, 50; Lake
Shore consolidated coupon bonds, s9K. The follow.
hf,a Had
The New York herald., 1873-10-22
nr xere the bids as amended at the caIl:-
THE STOCK MARKET.

THE
In che stock market the largest transactions
were In Western Union, which advanced from SIX
to 5sz, fell or to 5sA, recovered to SIX, and finally
sold at 81 a SIX. Lake Shore opened at 67X q SO,
declined to eea1, rallied to 671 and left or at 66H.
New York Central ranged from s9H to s9x before
the first board. Then sales were made at ssX q
seH a 49, Rock Island sold at 921 9o1 e1H,
Wabash at A 4sss 4s,l a AK, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western at SO Ss, and New Jersey Gen.
tral at 90 90h s9H. Panama was quoted at s5
to 81 at one time, but late in the day sold at 90.
Erie was strong, and advanced from Is to AZ.
Shortly before the close there was q reaction OF u
per cent from the latter quotation.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening. highest
and lowest prices OF the days
The New York herald., 1873-10-22

Wheat Was but sparngiy offered and, being in lr
% u l. dS % %
q SnSasT % sspE gvSsd s q q 81 and
6Scsso % sss G p5ns 5r 8 y Il SS @ !, psss 81
aS$ Is
s esss1 SS. % S IN @
and sss !or white on The ascf. sSs ssts!
line fsas
s;sSSs
other The e gpsn n vs
q Z, % e
SSn 6y SAL 1920 bushels q grain ss lsSa
bbls -four 70 f S. Cd. and 1900 bbs at 3D. BY
Sssn & g 81 sl Sb Sssn ana s J. @
poaSs At @ Us and 10 m SS9ss S &
oaasri Hass NaasSs y s
sn Bare % wn 5S aSd sS
gam Ssli i9 EsnJss fs ss sSs SS
@ osn soT ssasr. Ss1s Of o.111 ~
70 Antwerp; an italian BARK. hence 70, Palermo
hsnss e So s1a On cs
pa4s vm wh 10 a. x m 4fSS 5S
refined petroleum at S. British bark from Phisdel-
duets { on nj private srms a. xnsrcan bark $50 tons
% s4a % o Us we erect %
port in the with I a rates
to the north side Of Cuba and back. general CARGO on
dUsSrEs-The market has been very quiet during the
past three buyers purchasing only in small guam.
ss,ss sdpB and wsiS Inter-
M and % G ass s G & ws cloth
0ouripore l;zc, Bags dull and M entirely nominal
sssasssd T.: ". ss
is sso Egsss ss
steady at2xc. 4c gold. Jute butts were dull small
ioi were psssa Sss Sas fair
qualities but other descriptions sold slowly Prices were
Sas $ :: asy Sns s 1ss Tss.
& % e nHs Sss .na % @ ST IA I during
ne
sas s''ss % owns g.
@ yssrngs Ss g:'sro srob 49, @ os Tsss5 sds &c. g. e
Cafornia growth ls7s 5.c 50c; Bavarian,inomlnaly
GfrALs-Thers has Been rife more doing in copper,
$ na ST or Saols tGr ss sna sa' @ 70! SSs
Iron e all e @ sSsnuss con VERY quiet We guoe
Lead steady goil ieIssn S3dnsry snd
n % Sps stSan for es s .s ssd R sns 81
q S no%Ss trails for 2 Enslis, aSiS
and grsss ss %
COKE tin s. ss7S for charcoal tsrne, " and
OLA market continued dun smali obbne
sales were made e prices within the q The iO
nxsa lSxRag sS ssdRfsss a. sps
rico SSc. English Islands. SOC 5Ss. New orleans
NAVAL sIonrs-Tho low price ruling for spirits Of
turpentine has INDUCED rather more inquiry and sales
New YORK bbis !osc and s do Ibls az 4oc STAINED
rosin appears 70 have trIfe hrmer tone, though
%sy or "Sfp sDs ne o ns 60 sp g. g
bbls. 81 70 Tar and pitch are dull and nominaly
oiIs-The general market has been quiet since our
last but prices remained ABOUT the same We quots;
ior crude si ga % ior natural winter, f7n
tSr & SIes whse oI S aSr %
Lard S & re O5 Ice made 7c for
' DSnalya marae. for renea wa, again easier
and steady a NSpS!hs QUIET 'sS and Sssss %ess
6a Ss s i 49, sS 81 S q isIs' i'gs sss iii: ssiS +
as sfSs G. pGssssS Hs a sls ssss%S'F
PORK X MARKET Hs * lower Srss wss decidedly
wsssrn llys 1hs sss ss!s; SS
Sn 80 s. bbs westsin prisce mess ness At sS and -
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The New York herald., 1873-10-22

foilows Pale. a 2S per n; Jersey eS 50 ~ per
do up river pointA e6 % " Isl Havcrstraw Bay. 81 rs
IS 25 oroton ronts brown. s els; dark, tlo SIS;
red SIS ST. Philadelphia. e2s 90 $50 80 The above
prices arc for lots aaoat Delivered are quoted as fol-
ows-Pals 80 ses5; Jersey % 80 %; up river ss Is
80 25 Haverstraw Bay. 80 25 sl025 Lime was only
moderately sought aer but quoted steady At 81 10 for
Rocsland common ana M y for DO LUMP % Cement ns. was
were In light request at s. SO o5 Tor Eastern spruce.
Of trade The market was quiet and prices steady as
lows;-Mani!a, large and small sizes iSc NC DO
bolt rope yarns. zoe y 2lc tarred Maniia iLSc S1sai
Russia bolt rope yarns. l7c.
nrm, but otherwise the market was quiet and prices
do. 9c 4Oc.; paraine Sic. SO. stearic zoc 10
adamantne, l9c Q 20c. for l6 OF. H..
ooirsk-ihe market was nrner WIN more ,usd scusd
here tsday with 7o bsgs RIO we note eass
M M' so "a S aaS S: esss
iSsc. isszc iair Do. SSs. sesc good 90: ac;
ssa 's1sS T.,
snssposs sS Sas sc SsylOn S MS
o IS g. g bo%Ssoy aSssSyri % & &C. rSrso SS%4kIss kso
ssssais' isss: sisc:: SsSsccs. isTe a2s Gss:ss
STATES baS New 9r1ssos
New eyaIs YORK. 81 $50 Total iss Iie bags. . -
Da an
per lb good ordinary these grades being coTpara-
hare ond IA n fs
" s market Closed With sellers