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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-08
THE. YF.

HAVING NOTICED A CHALLENGE FROM MIR.
Lowell in the Turf Field and Farm offering Ia rot
American Girl against any horse IN the world 81 300
n side, reply will match the bay gelding Jim Irving
against American Girl or horse, gelding in
the world. Two races, mile heats, best three in five to
wagons harness and two miles and repeat 10
harness. Tor 81 800 or $4,000 hall forfeit; the
second Ia be made play pay before starting The
first The above To be- rotcd June days
and track 10 be mutually agreed by both parties
forfeit money Ia he pat up immediately.
WILLIAM II. BORST.
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sPORTING-noGs, BIRDS. &c.

A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS.
"A. Birds, &c. Medicines Tor all diseases, Prepared
Food tor ing birds AT b. Il. DONENS No 3 Greene
street near Canal.
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REV ARDS.

O1n EEWAHD.-LnST. IN FIFTH AVENUE on
NIO Thursday afternoon, Jaall blue skye Irrrjcr,
name Monk. Please return Ia No West sixteenth i,
&In REwAED.--I.OSr-A BLACK AND WHITE
'DIV Setter Dog Whoever r-tursts him "a 2Sg Huwerr
Will receive the above reward JOHN UiLSON
CHM EtWtED Will, KE.pHDNPTiN PAID AND
'DlVO no questions asked Ter the return of a jew
rlIrrs Nallrr and said Nass contained
pies Of gold cw"iN Ac., and taken March about nu,
WoiD the office Dl James y. Angel, isl Broadway
JANEs =. ANGEI.i. jSl Broadway. New YORK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT on BOOTS SHOES
~ Trunks AMI vaiises, at The Great Family Shoe lni
,oriuip gpJ BowrrN 81 Bond street selling nj ~
NJ cent below Pr,airat rrc's ". D. pICE<VW.
hOEEny jtNJn.
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ENoR YOKOHAMA. JAPAN. VIA SUEH CANAL.-FHE
L hrsf class steamship CAPRuN built tor the Japancsn
, so,ne;rnnrn r.; now lying at Bridge street BROOKLYN wi
SUI III ch days favorable opportunity seldom occur
ring ior nvals To take a sea VOYAGE For passage amply
10 W i,SIisAn GIBBS, No William street, DAVID
= bNhth, Broadway corner FOrty fifth street.
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MyANTED-A PRINCIPAL TEACHER FOR A GRADED
w public scboGi. none but capable man need amply
Applications ~ writing, with certificate first grade
hcrUc enclosed VIII bc received by the Board
uon, by addressing ic clerk Uptl March IS when
one selected will be notified CHARLES sen I.iMbACH,
UpJct Ccfk. lJaplii, IT,, tVwDoj UD,Vp, New J,nty.
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(tLAVERACk COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER ~.
" sttutc al CaNcrack, y. v, for both sexes: i67
nished rooms ~ Instructors Term opens March H.
AlONID FLACk President
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LNOR rUERiA Plata SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
J. Cy.-ihc United states malt steamship TYBEF
Captain H. A. Delaney will leave pier No. North River
wcdnc sda,, March ~ at 3 =. NJ, Bills exchange
Puerta Plata. SANTANA and 81 Domingo City sums
10 suit purchasers. lar sale.
SPOFF0KD BROTHERS co,
~ Broadway.
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HERALD RwANCn n.cErCE-UprOMN
PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.

NJ ESSRS kEEMER a co, AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK herald THEY Will. SUPPLY DEAL
ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS or THIS PAPER TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19
BUDGET OF FUN.


A Young parson of the Universalist faith
many years since, started westward to attend
i Conveaton of his brethren in the faith. lie
took the precaution to carry phial OF ca
yenne in his pocket to sprinkle on his food
as preventive of fever and ague. The Con
vcntion met and at dinner a tall lioosier OBJ
served the parsOn as he seasoned his meat
and addressed him thus:
Stranger, I'll thank you for little of that
ere red salt, for I'm kind o curious to try it,
"Ccrtainly," returned the parSon, "but you'll
find it very powerful; be careful how you use
it,"
The Hoosicr took the protfered phial and
feeling himself proof against any quantity OF
raw whisky, thought that he could stand the
red SALT with impunity and accordingly
sprinklcd junk of beef rather bountitully
with it, and forthwith introduced il into his
capaCiOus mouth.
1t soon began to take hold. He shut his
eyes and his features began to writhc dcuoting
u very inharmoniouS condition physically,
Finally he could stand it no longer; he open
ed his mouth and screamed fire"
Take drink of cold water" said the par.
son.
"Will that put it out?' asked the martyr,
suting the action to the word.
In short time the unfortunate man began
30 recover, and turning to the parson, his eyes
swimming in water, said:
"A Varselist | believeY"
II am" mildly answered the parson.
"Wall, | want to know if you think it con
sistcnt with your belief to go about with hell
fire in your brceches pockets?"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

SCENE IN A CoURT.-Boy, witness in case
Of assault on Mr.. Brown
Judge with dignity)-Young man, do you
know this Brown?
Boy docking rogushy at his Honor and
shaking his head NO yer don't, Judge.
Judge Gndignantly)-Wha do mean by
that sir? Answer my question-Do you know
this Brown?
Boy with peculiar wink)-No yer don't
Judge.
Judge Gn a rage)-Answer me, you young
william, or will commit you for contempt
Of court. Do you know this Brown?
Boy applying his thumb to the end OF his
nose and wrigging mysteriously his elonga.
ted tingers)-Yer can't come it, Judge.
know what yer want; you want me to ask you
what Brown, and then yer goin' to say Brown
Stout No yer don't, Judge,
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

In the course Of proof in the Court of
Sessions learned junior counsel was at
tempting to break down female witness up.
on a point of time and in so doing asked her
why are you so certain as to the date? Do
YOU keep a diary?" To which the witness
gravely replied, mo, sir; | keep public
house,
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A Detroit negress allowed gentleman of
that city to name her baby, the other day in
-. .,eration Of twO.dollar bill, and the
poor little thing was christened William Hen
ry Washington ColfaX Grant Scipio Brutus
Halifax Weed Joshua Lone Jack Madison
Buffalo Bill Saunders.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A few months ago famous Prussian Gene
raj was inspecting some military stables.
What do | see here?' he said in tones OF
thunder to a Sergeant "Cobwebs!" "Yes,
sir,'' was the respectful reply 1--WE keep them
there to catch the flies and prevent them teas
ing the horses"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

Mrs. BrOwnof Burlington, sings her Hush,
my babe" to her infant son William, who
measures twelve months one. way and one
hundred pounds the other She spanks him
with piledriver.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A circuit preacher was reviled in Somerset,
Ohio, when he said he had travelled 10000
miles to lead hearers TO righteousness. But
he was applaudcd and treated with the great
est respect when he warmed up and said he
could lick his weight in wild cats"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

There was once an independent old lady
who, speaking Of Adams naming all the ami
mails said she didn't think he deserved any
credit for naming the pig-any one would
know what to call him.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

Whether tobacco is injurious or not has
been definitely settled at Hartford, where a hogs.
head of it rolled from dray and broke a
teamstcr's leg.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

negro was put upon the stand as wit
ness, and the Judge inquired if he understood
the nature of an oath For certing, boss,
said the citizen; "If swear to a lie | mus
stick to him.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

1t is New Jersey man who has utilized a
mother-in-law He is happy when she is i'll
the house. He says she is the only woman
who can tackle his wife successfully. They
take up so much time jawing each other that
he has peaceful time.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A dentist presented bill for the tenth time
to rich skinflint. at strikes me-" said the
latter, "that this is a very round bill" Yes;
replied the dentist, "I've sent round Otter
enough to make it appear so, and have called
now to get it squared"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

"E'e didn't come to tea.meetin' last week,
Betty" Bctty-"Why, no. | be gwine to
giet up; at the last there were such spaate
o. dscoorsin' an drinkin' it made our man
bad after it. He be maist too old for such
things nOW.N
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

"Why don't you get down and lead the
horse? That is the way to keep warm" said
gentleman to a boy one cold day. NO, re
rowed horse, and I'll ride him if freeze"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

There is an honest man in San Francisco
He is a tohacconist who has put out sisr
reading: Imported cigars of our own manu-
fdcturC."
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A romantic couple in Springfield are to be
married in furniture warehouse Business
is business and they will probably save time
by selecting cradle or two after the ceremo-
nv.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

Mrs. Partington says she gets up every
morning at the shrill carrion of the chandc
lier
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

The latest miracle blind bishop is r.
ported to have obtained a see from the Pop
in Switzerland.
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

John King, the first Englishman who sigr
ed the total abstinence pledge, is now an oil
man, and without a dollar. Terrible lesson
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

A trout weighing l55 pounds is dividin
public attention with the last dciaulter in s.
vannah
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19

Cannibal's epitaph Write me as one VIII,
loves his fclloW-men"
The Ottawa free trader., 1873-04-19
FARMERS, ATTENTION!

Iwsnti dirtincty urderstood n you want any Farming
fools will sell them a. low and give you as socummodz
tnr time the county. Every implement
rAnted to give entire satisfaction. The following par
al OF goods that have The exclusive sale % 10 hs
vicinity:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Dec. 81. 1872.
S!s Sf,.s ao7s ssssH s
' Nxw ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1877.
Cotton In mcHsTnts Depend EScd ordn s,;y iSs
Net receipts 7lsl bales: gross ExpSrtsTo the Con
s,oco Stock 1896 ''''' saws '"' '''' evening"
%4asdli1s:' lse lsls middlngs i9s Net rsssIps
500 Sales 1000. stock, ss,7ia 49,.
Cotton quiet and firm is1c Net Net re receips
- Stock Britain
Cotton q, s5ms se ss Sssrssspss ss BALES
Shirt. tu,oen,,ne ouo,ea a, sS
~ s. o'0u' '''''"'ns ''e''y no SAFES ''r quiet
Tobacco very firm. Sales about 20 hhds.
r,our dull and unchanged sSss Dee 1
No sp!i%s y . ier amber wnssS, sio for white WIN
sss club noniSss q Corn :ssaas sales bushels
sale. SoSO bushels O. on pIiyss terms Corn
ES,toI SSs. i SsI To;T w. .Ij
se5% %SSS g. Sai: g. Sc f barley .ss n: o.
:Ss: II Wa! ;.: s$s :sa :'sS:G
Sss;aH 5: Se1 *e Hss xnses ss' s's
SsileS wss,ssn
81 Si%'aa sna ess ssfS s Canada n
balance OF the market 10 unchanged.
iH wnsa ss SS:
,SS !. q . ~ cash q susry closed
Eis sE'"SIa $:as5s sss
Febrnarg rSeced % S' oas S s3q S ss SIC
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKET. LONDON Dec SIS p NJ
consos closed At gs1 glM for both money and the
account Ame rican securities unchanged Erie Railway
shares, 4gA United States five twenty bonds 1865
Old wa 1857 va tentorties, 80; new fves S9tS.
United States veweny bonds 90 tor the Issue OF 1862
PARIS BoURsE-PAnrs Dec 3i--P M.-Thc BoIrse closed
buoyant Rentes, 63f. DOC.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKxr-LrvTarooL, Dec. 81 30
+. M-Thc cotton market closed arm The sales of the
DAY have been u goo bales including
and export OF the sales to-day 1000 bales were Amer
can. Sales OF cotton shipped from Savannah or Charles
ton November December, at l0sd The shipments OF
port have been 800 bales The total sales since Deccm
Der ~ have been ISon bales including 5000 for export
count is ~ Oo0 bales including $1,000 Amercan and the
stock as estimated $40 0OD bales Including 900 Amer
actual export 900 bales The stock at sea, bound
to this port 2a0 bales including 100000 American:
TRADE AT MANcHRsrER.-LvERPooL, Dec. 3l-5 r. NJ
The market for and fabrics at Manchester is r
with an upward tendency.
LrERPooL BREApsrurrs MARKrr-LrvsRroot, Dec. 81
M=Ihe receipts OF since the last report have
ket is arm. Wheat l2s Sd l2e l0d. per Genital for
average California white iss 3D. iSs I'D Tor club do,
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THE CITY l u,S STOCKS.

The following were tn Nds for the city bank
shares:-New York, 12s; slSnhattan, 154; Mer-
chants l1o; Mechanics, 49,, v'pion, 100; America,
AAs CITY, 25ek; Pnenix, 100; >Nemical, l.4o1; Full
ton, lSs; Greenwich, 1ss; Nee Nics and Traders,
Az; Gal'aun National, 12o; Me. cunts Exchange,
80; Leather Manufacturers, l. v Seventh Ward,
w. STATE OF New York, 1851; Smmerce, liz;
Accnsnics' Banking Association, y; Ocean, II;
Amelican exchange, llOx; Bank o. Vhe Republic,
III; irving, lz2; Metropolitan, 1870; Socers', 100;
Nassau 100; Corn Exchange, I2s; Nicholas,
llS; commonwealth, SO; Manufacturers \and Mer-
chants, 20; New YORK National Excl \pgc, OF;
GOLD sTyApY-112 my
The GOLD market was steady and dull, W u the
quotation standing all day at liz a Ii2,.. AM, \tbe
sales alternately on the figures OF this quota, Nm
The Sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on accoup, "
interest, and 81, 700 on account Of redeemed nvaS
twenties The course VI the market is shown In the
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lis 3D. rs Id for red Western Spring and 12s 12s "a
for red Winter The receipts Of wheat since the last re-
IavKRPOoL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvERrooL Dec 81
6P M-Cheese, 63s cwt for the best grades OF Amer
can fine. =.
LIvERPooL PRODUCE MARxEr-LIvERroor, Dec. 81
bP M.-Refned petroleum, I'D. per gallon
LONDON PRODUCES MARKKE--LoNpoN Dec T.-Talow,
as: 3d. per cwt Refined petroleum, Gid. per gallon
PETROLEUM. MAREKr-ANrwERP, Dec. 81. Petroleum.
631sf for fine pale American.
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the market closed at about q % q g for No Chicago
% ST 8 ol "a a% E No sh fse
s. s for rs s SPRING 81 ~ sdo 9
and aaoSt lMSs bushels Corn Was quiet al about
64c. in store, and 66c aioat Nothing OF moment WA
The r.. Of b, for ne
stock here, In store and aloat estimated at 6e6s0n
bushels against LILO DO =: the Close Of sc SS
sc Sr & hs g.
stsss ns Sh it 9a %.sa
sales 100 bushels choice Canada at Western hsS
and nominal at about 9}c 96c for Western.
FsEIGHrs.-fhe market has been very quiet to-day,
NOT materially changed. Tonnage being scarce there
was but little accomplished in the way Of charters sn
the demand for vessels was fas the
3d. and by sail l06 bales cotton, for future shipmen
atSd The only charter we heard OF was British bark
from Philadelphia to O CUBAN port out anu noe' ~
GuNrrEs.-Therc has been no trade OF consequence
sis sr 70 BEGIN the
held very 1rm and as follows ;-Domestic eioth
c ie Tor prompt deser Sya ana o sc ale 81 I
rolls OF domestic cloth at Boston, at l2Kc =,
HEMp JurE srhe market remained doll for al
same J1ie was QUIET but steady JSte butts sold in
small way, aggrega ting 200 bales At 21tc: cash. ana
HAY AND sTRAw-The demand has been moderate for
both shipping and retail Qualities and prices exhibit nc
change We quote ;shiPpns hay 81 y y. w rstS,i
short rye do, 81 Us 81 40; wheat - 81 @ o@t &c.,
last but nding full prices were demanded The
receipts have been rghL excepting foreign which have
c 49, Tor state or weeSS foreign ST.
Doc, including all kinds. :. ....
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ING Quotaons are paseu on COTTON IN store running in
grade quoted.
Flour AND ---Receipts-Fl 1895 bbls; wheat
% 900 bushels; corn, rs 400 meal 200 bags oats
1905 bushels barley 10000 do. The -four market ruled
buoyant and firm under tair export demand and prices
were generally higher. The market showed great
strength for shipping grades Of extra State and the gen
ea market closed strong at the revised
pended The sales aggregate about lOO1O bbs The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-01

Cotton Quiet; Receipts at the Ports,
1925 Balcs-Flour Firmcr-Wkcat and
Corn Quiet But Firm-Pork Easier-
Lard Stcady-Sugar Quiet-Cofree Mod
erately Actfve-Petrolcum NOMINAL
Naval stores Dull-East India Goods
Quiet-nIetal Generally Quiet-vvool
Neglected, But Firm-Whislxcy Unset
tied.
TUESDAY, Dec 31-6 P. M.
The market ruled quiet to-day, the rain storm
putting O check to business in the comparatively
few commodities which had been sought after
during the preceding few days, so that commercial
transactions were dwarfed to insignificant proper
tions. There was scarcely an exception to the
general rule OF dulness in commercial marts
with which the old year expired but seldom has
there been o more generally bu0yant and firm
tone to the merchandise markets at the close
of the year than obtains at the current
writing. Little business was done to-day, either
on or or 'Change. Cotton was quiet. Flour and
wheat were quiet. but very strong Corn and oats
were quiet. Whiskey irregular. Pork and lard
were quiet. Freights were strong and freight
room scarce. Petroleum stM nominal. Naval
stores dull. Metals quiet excepting for copper.
East India goods neglected, but firmly held. Wool
unusually quiet, but lrm; and other markets not
above mentioned were correspOndingly quiet.
AsHEs.-Receipts for the past three days. 20
packages. The market has been quiet, but steady,
for pots. while pearls remained entirely nominal.
We quote pots, So so.
BUILDING MATERIALs-There has been very little
demand for brick since our last but prices have
been nOminally steady at previous figures. Lime
in limited request and also steady at 81 Rock
land common and IS for do. lump Cement was quiet
and more less nominal at 81 60 Dbl for Rosendale
Laths moderately sought after previous hgurea
CoyYEE-Therc has been but little business consum-
In city today, but from other ports fair busi
ness reported. We note sales 1000 bags Santos
Tesae> per Alexandria, private terms and at Balt-
more. 1000 bags Rio, per Clifton, and 1900 bags
do, per Redwing, on private terms The current
quotations arc as follows .-Rio-Ordinary cargoes
JavswGovernmcnt bags, iS&c iSc. do grass mats.
19c. Nc Singapore grass mats, l6c &c., Ceylon,
16sc l6hc Maracaibo, I6c l61sc Lxguayra f5,Sc
al7hc:; Jamaica, ilc l6c St. Domingo, l3sc. l3kc
CorrKa.-Thc market has been much more active dur.
the three days and closed decidedly rmer. The
sales oflake foot up fnv 900 QUO lhs at 3c 3c cash.
and &C. for future dsliyery also Of Baltimore
2ssc 291ac closing at sjc. Other metals were quiet
and not materially changed in value.
CorroN.-The inquiry for SPOT cotton light and
prices to an extent nominal the appended quota
lions scarcely obtslnab,e except for small ios Holders
fair business was In progress At shade castor prices
closing l9fc for january, 10 l5l6c. for February
Ob16c for March, 20c. for April, axe for May and
2i,sc. for June. The sales sum up as foows:-
export. ..........'s'..s..... 40 ~ I5O
Consumption. 3l2 100 467
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r APsLBY 4 BAzLRY. BROKERS',

"stoch Privileges SID and commission win pur.
chase first class contract giving you the privilege of
calling or delivering q. being long Shortly 100
shares OF active stock at any time in 30 50 days
time and terms stoek on $50 American gold coin
used by many operators In preference to specializing
Margin further risk outlay Is incurred beyond
best mode Of operating for those who areout
shares OF stock $1,000 SlOO0N gold For further
particulars write send for Circular
livery Of the contracts your agents or bankers in New
by bankers and brokers Of acknowledged responsibility
and credit We executing orders from all the fading
N United States.
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NAVAL CIOhES uc iuuIhct iOL pprNS VI tWpehuio
W.T.; :ss ssss + Ss sSn Us s s.s
S ana q 81 Ss 81 Il anal sf S ."
Stsssa ESTIMATED stock, $4,000 bSis Tar and pitch were
entirely anH g. a. prices
s,s s.s been ES: s!ass gIssss
5e;:ss 81 ss:t &C. e. ss ssSss
Southern for natural Winter and sc iSr blsasns9
selected ishs and ssSc for choice brown; heats
'Ps MARIE. Continued dun and nominal
S ohss %
crude na IN ST G ior c
a. si g sy
81 n hs - Ike ~ss s
pnshanged being dull! and entirely nominal Refined ed
SS1s crude in Sas January dsSsS the
as stps6 bS n Of 0 OF Penn
BE- INA
5 1 and
Ss and hs sss
hogs remained quiet bat about steady. q from ssc
i ss'
s.ss5sa :ss - sSSs psH
pfso: 81
&C. sndy IL & Sr smokes Sss sss
Tor do shoulders 70. &C. do bellies boxed or loose
a na Ssn sn Ss a Ws sSe c. q
Lard-The market for Western was quiet but steady.
The sales comprse 100 ces Ct 7Ac cash % tierces
1000 tisrces for March at SIC City was dull and nomi-
today has been ynmS9r r, en: former
carolina 5c s and EangS &c" *. Ss rs
nS:y u occSpeS sstns sSer Sesn
ns" ss Ss:r s ShS, AoS
@ sn% ne, sS1es % DC a. G sc We
csn r. sSSS 2Eas and boass sAYs.
sSc Msvan"@Boses, Dutch s{sndsrd, Nos 70 &c
&C.. 90. 70 e H. 9,fc sAc. do y 70 10 l9c lSe
49, 10 Ne fSrsc Common 10 PRIME
s4c. s9c. ;grccery, fair to choice zc; lo1sc Brazil
and extra superior, lNc. SIC.
former prices were demanded Mcssrs. g. Tuckcrman
Co report the stock this date $1,000 bags hero and
paliy from the trade. Sales were made at eye 0szc
for sop6 t. footing up s:s sSon f%ony
per busheL Rough haxseed was quiet, and quoted at
has been but little doing in Kentucky
italy changed The sales sum up a. ioows.ss Cases.
d dS SniS ised sS ISL ScSnse q a. 49, suaSre
DO; do New York. l0S IS DO dS wiasonsin 0'lc 800
TALLov.-The market was duh but nominally un-
wooI--Ths market remained very quiet for all de-
scriptOnA Some few unfmportaDt sales made,
Ss Shn m w9r on o ae F9 p prices are a
hscs,ps: 81 90 SSls Tho %srs:. aal!!
high 81 per gallon, closing dull 1t Csc.
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DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, 40.


DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, 40.
The New York State Loan and Trust Company
win pay the January coupons of the Florida eight
per cent bonds, numbered l to 3,77e. excepting
certain issues duly caveated, on ana after Janu-
ary2
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market opened weak and underwent
steady decline down to the time OF the second
board, the weakness being helped ny mrther
break in Pacific Mail, which went of to 724 on the
announcement of the regular periodical "acc-
| dent" to the line, the vessel this time being Tue
Costa Rica which broke the axle Of her propenei'
and at last accounts drifting somewhere On 'As
| Californian coast. On the other hans, there "As
| further Improvement IN New York Cen.ra', wMcn
| advanced to 1904, and recovery In wapash 70
| 7bk Erie was lower and heavy, In sympathy with
| the course of the London market Lake Shore was
nrm and recovered to &c. The general market In
the last hour of business was quite rm and prices,
An many instances left on ct the best of the day,
the easier tone Of the money at the close stmulat
tn0 hope that the worst of the monetary strin-
gency had been experienced.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-01

Statement OF Business at the United
~statos Assay GAsce al New York for the
Month Ending December III, ls72.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-01

In the gold loan market the rates from per
cent gold. for carrying TO net for borrowing Toe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-01

Receipts and Disbursements NJ the Once
OF the United States Assistant Trensurer
~ Vow York for tho Month Ending
November 40. l0T3.