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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-30
SPRINGS FOR SALE
At AUCTION.

By virtue Of decree OF the Richmond Chancery
court Of MAY H. !s-3 IN the suit Patton &C.. rs
FRY. &c the undersigned. appointed commission
liz Ur,rmises OF, THURSDAY the 2ist of August,
1873, az / i. ", that valuable property known Us
THE HEALING SPRINGS.
including the REAL ESTATE. situated in the
rnunIy Of Bath. State of Virginia on th lin. Of the
chr.apcake aud O2 r;tilr%9d' c@ntaining EIGHT
third of which is cleared. and III cultivation, 10
ctther with all the PERSON " PROPERTY
thereon. used III connection with he Sprin2s
The improvements consist Of THREE LARGE
BIZ. X BUILDINGS of tie best material ana work
manshp and number of ii IN D&oME COT
TAiES all in good order, aud cyincpg cunSsdcr-
bic degree Of taste in constructions: store, bath
h0lls. stables, &c: ana partial equipment luf i
st;u.e line. &c.
spriI@ In the mountlius through the buildings and
grounds. afinrdiug ample supply tor all pur-
poses and the property Is thnr1nEhiN imnisncu
with everything necessary for the Conduct nf Il
csr.cla- watering place. being At the present time
IL full olIeraL On. auh 1" h.
KEPT OPEN
without interruption duriuo Tie residue Of the
''''"e' UNTIL OCTOBER 1sT,
under The present able management
Tho uronerfv i situated on the main road In
the Warm Springs Valley. about fifteen miles from
Covingtun. on the Chesapeake ana ONO railroad,
from which pOint II Is accr>: ibc by fine turnpike
and :. The south Branch rLilroah now chartered
aud partly under contract Is intended to extend to
'pNiu
the Warm Springs Valley within short distance
Of the Springs.
no particular notice Descriptive pamphlets can
he lind eff The agent at the Springs. or OF Purcell,
add < Co. Richmond. The grounds are pirtu-
rescue and beautiful, shaded by trees of original
growth the climate de!i ttul. the atmosphere pure
and celebrating aud without ioss, and scenery I'M
surpassed
TERMS: Cash US 10 one fourth Of the purchase
money; the residue upon 4 credit. ot slN. Twelve,
eighteen, and twenty-four months. for negotiable
notes, with interest added from tile day OF sale.
For further Information apply 10 one of the COM
missioners at Richmond. Va. or Il. NJ. Quarles, the
agent. ut the Springs.
". w. tRUMP.
JOHN H. Guy,
JOHN 4. COKE.
JAMES \. DUNLOP.
IVES Commissioners.
GHERiFF'S SAlE.-I will sell in front pl
~ IIrnriCo county courthouse on MONDAY the
4lh DAY of August 1873 al L. NJ, Chat being court
day. the following pIop"rty--tu wit:
MULES.
HORSES,
COWS,
TO satisfy sundry executions. tax and fecbl's in my
hands against A. Grant; Jr., trustee for julia ~
FL HUMPHREYS Deputy Sheriff.
for John VI. I.yncman,
is ll-oudd Sheriff OF Hgnric0 county.
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BY y. VI. Lee, Aucti"n.cr,
IDli Min srrrrI.

A UCTION SALE OF FALC ABLE AND
N aTTRA GIVE REAL ESTArE.-Pur,iani
to II decree of IN" Circuit Court Of lynrhhtg, OF
3Uth Of June, 1873, In the cases Of scott &c ~
langhorne. Sc, md Lauglornrs assignee IS Hc"tt.
&C., the under signed. rs commissioners ior VI"
purpose. VIII, on FRIDAY the 9Th day 81 NhgH,,'
1873, commencing with the MILL al 1ci''. J..
VI. sell, on the premises in each case ny p'i"if
aucriou, TO the highest bidder, tile following pro-
/. The LARGE MILLS aud LOT known -
'.Lar.ho,ne Mills properly IN the city ct 'fn'h'
burg, between and Il: the Junction ~ the Jams
River and kanawha canal and b!ack"atr 'r'rh'
The place contains about acre ilI hH".'i.lils'
he Touring mill is one OF Iii. largest III thr i1'''
and Is capable Of turning cut 80 or 81" harf', yer
div: aud connected Herewith are Il cnrn-m'li ~ :"
bushels capacity, and plaHt"r-ibili 81 - J. h>,'-
p;tc'ty per day. The very ample. supply 81 var
pany. ,i,.
wafer creek, = hTlr-mla above Tie ht au' a'j III
inc the lot Of John Will
2. Ar ACRE LOT below I'aar"s t"uGd y on "
canal the next hut one above Pc!clyais bridge WIN
Il small house thereon.
TERMS or SALE: Cash will he required a. I" 80
much shall be necessary 10 paw cNl'i'ss 81 So
and costs of stlits-Say. about Nv" per cent ''''h,
given OF one. two. three, and four year Tor 'l",'
porti ons OF the residue, with BOND, WIFE P"u |
Sonal security. hearing six Icr CENT i:'i1.' inI'
date. The tile being retained u H'i:iito'2i
aud property subject to resale ia hcIId4t :" i"''
mcnt In whole or IN rari.
For further Information, apply !" .
H. -, H. kFtN,
j. u. LEN II:
-" !. 49, II,
T. " sort.
ivo.dtdt, Commissioners
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SAFE OF WALL y

TON MISSIUNEKS' SALE OF ',nfnn1S1tT
~ EitREAL ESTATE On UuN A. - ~. II
IN THE CITY OF RiCHMoNt.-bts, !' W rirl,-
decree of The ChancGry Court OF i.it ,', - In he
suit of Grant aud wife rs. Roper and oti'Ifn .r,r
undersigned, as special commissioner .'s 3,>f
named, will offer for safe AT auctiol' -" - II Il
that day, on the premises. FIVE floI e.,r..,r b.
LOTS we'll located, situated on DaFa' Eli pr-
tween Judah stree, aud Premises alley, .nr,rS "a
hs exhibited m lie sul.. Sid sale will ot 4.
risk and COSTS OF the purchasers al > s9Fin''
said property, as provided BY said aerFte. ,.r Il
TERMS. One-fourtb cash; residue OIL on = u,til-
six, twelve and eighteen months. III sl~ H., AZ, II
pients, bearing six per cent; ihterest M sd
sale, purchaser to execute ncgost'Si' no. ,,i Whole
deferred psiyments and title rrtiiu.a w" Srsltvj
by the court. UPWARD Y. CaAN'"
: A. NOISE, JG., .t,esr,.
81 2t-dti tnihH"N
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By Jamcs VI. TABOR { son.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
l. HOUSE MD LOT II lllL cil ntrrI
RICHMOND, FRONTING nN lut 81 ~
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN FitftE - III ' ant
81 VESTFENTH SrREE!H, kNpN y = inS
MIDDLE TENEMENT OF THE MhN,rv,Iy
HOUSE" AND AT PR SEM ttCt riLl a.
4. l.. JACOBS. ESQ, AT ACtlioN.--bt ~
OF y deed OF trust executed on the %1s' Ga: y.
.vcuber 1882 10 Tie subscriber from VI ' hF'.M,'
recorded In the clerks office Of RiItlI"Gu
NOW Chauccryl Court in ID. Is. 81 J. tti' r,,r.
secure the Daymcut Of c"rtii ncEnia,''
therein mentioned, Al the request oil ne H.
ry In said deed, and IN conformity VIII! w N ~,
tiona Of decree of the Chancrry tGuit 81 ~ V,I
III Richmond pronounced on me yin "if ~ u.,i
18Th In the case OF Shields cS. hrac"rr ,,'.> ,t
al public auction. on the premises on h'nt j.
c.d day of August, 1873, ar o,c!'cA T. VI ~ 1,
not the first fair day thereafter. >!n:i! n,'
that desirable BRICK SroREand DIV rhr!, ,rI
tho south side Of Main between ript'',"'. ~
Seventeen streets. No. 1923. The l"t ihli" :,gr
one feet two inches. and running bdth NM
feet TO All alley fifteen feet Wide. ,...,, 81,
Terms: Enough In cash 10 pay ulr w ,,,s,t.
sale ana the sum of sl.iS.59!, "ith i',t' - ~.
May 21th, ls7i, al the rate OF ten per ,,ii' ri
mum. until paid, and Il crgGlt l"f lri t,gtau
Sl,ei5 so, for which Negotiable up'c WI, WI, t,,,,
payable on the a7th day OF May, lS''' VIII ~" ,,r
fium May eth. 1871. 1T the rate ~ len N'' trt,f
aunum at;,!ed, and 10 be secured by az .,lc
Terms as 10 any surplus OF tie proceed W mi
after enough TO satisfy said sums u hipN -!
Ia become cue, will bt made Known p,t .I
sale JAMES Nj. TAYLOR rus -
JAMES Nj. TAYLOR n Son. Au'ti"ht'f'' -
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BY Lyme K Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

MICE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
~ TIE EAST LINE OF TWtNTI-SENENTl!
BEL EEN NJ AND \ STREETS FOX SALE
At AUCTION.-Wc shall, at the request OF the
owner sell ut public auction. on the premises: on
WEDNESDAY the 3ath July, ls72 ~ &! O'clock T.
NJ. that neat little BRlCh toIihIf hrol
UENCE located as above, containing four roOns ::
kitchen, Sc.
Wa LYME IL BROTHER.
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H. 7. ANDERSON JOHN y. MAJ
A NUER>UN Il KING.
IA DEALERS N
WOOD AND COAL.
basin BANK BETWEEN EIGHTH AND METH
STREETS. RICHMOND. Va.
Clover Till AMI Anthracite Coal. all grades; Solt
Coke Hail and Lump. Oak and Pine Nuod-lolg,
saved, aud split. "
orders left II King & Todd's. corner BROAD and
First streets. promptly attended tn " lG-lin
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Bv Thomas W. krcsec. Aucti0neer'
l3l7 Main street.
>-r ,csopTMENT OF HOUSE

y,LEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE,
u HOLD AND KITCHEN FuRNdIU il a,x nWE
- t. hec,ninp housekeeping will sell ut his re-
.idence. 40. ail twenty eighth street, hetw aGt,
Broad and Grace, on "WEDNESDAY IF i FiiE nj.
TTT1F consisting of one rnsewood-casc 7-octaTe
Upright Piano made by knat siSs G4 F Ma late
W,rtni Mirror. Walnut Marble-tnp Etaeerc Sne-
nt with mirrors; Walnut LxtSnsEa- ,,nsI
Walnut Library Table, Walnut f Mrll'pRR rnSscls
c,rmtts and Rugs. Tin Safes. Child's larriarc,
t.roekcrv. glassware, Chandeliers, Cookins-olo'c
and Utensils. ,.,
vyh.o,r,,rrows Bellows, Anvls, Strlke-flammers'
crnwha-s. Chains. Steel Bars. Jumpers, HIND
Drills. Blncks and Tackle, el-Pnmp' "rinos'o"c'
Steel Suoyels. Picks &c, &c ,,;,oor
''''S' 0' THOMAS ". KEEHEE, Auctl0ncer
Aren, for Halls Fire and Blrslar-prooi Saies'
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4 4 \ ID 5

/ a \ D 5.
l have for sale u large number OF frst-ctaSs
EsrATES with splendid improvements, and large
and small FARMS with aid without buildings, Ia
almost every section Of the Stale. Many OF the
large estates arr situated on the James and other
rivers, and many OF the small farms he near the city.
GEORGE NJ. DREWkY,
Jy S-lm lola Main street,
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REAL ESTA re On

NALUBBLE REAL ESIa IE ~
v lanes RIVER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
NINE IIITNDltED AND FIGHTY-TWO ACRES
~ TtIk WHOLE TRACT. SEVEN ttu NDErDD
tc,RtS IN ORIGINAL TIMBER, Az \ Ian =
AMOUNT OF JAMES RIVER LOW,rGkO,n, 70 ~,
stewart" appointed at the June term 1873, OF ,ne
GIrct Court for the city of lynchburE we VIII ~
o'clock on WEDNESDAY, July 30, 1873; on ,nf
n,cmises sell ut public auction that V ALI ABLE
FARM living in the county Of nhersi. III me S,t's
OF Virginia Of which the iafs Nj mRTT,cA a nj
tit;IITY-TWO ACRES, of which S+lE ny n
nrFD Is in ORIGINAL PINE AND OAK TIM
BFR. ., ,,, ,. t
iudrortsy cultivate with pltsteran Clover ana Is
i'm g,o,I heart. Some seventy-fve acres In low,
grounds. The james River aud hanawlid catal
rms through the whole length Of the farm.
TIE TIMBER
unnu t,e Mace is perhaps, the best In any one body
so near the canal from Richmond to Buchanan, and
he lumber business, whether rs sawyers Or buyers
Hox-plank timber especially abonndS. No part of
this wood is over half Il mile from the canal.
The land lies adjoining that al Thomas j. War
wick AID Miss Mundy, and between etapleton and
Gal, Mills. 49,
If deemed advisable on day Of sale, the place will
tc divided into two farms.
A boat for the accommodation OF persons desiring
ro nttcud the sale will leave the packct landing 1T d
o'clock on the morning Of the sale
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash, fifteen per cent. III
four months and The balance on credit Of one two
six per cent interest from day 81 sale ana to be St
cure! hv bond and good personal security.
For further particulars apply to mS. or Thomas
j. Warwick-pOst-ollce Calls AlillS-Anllierst
county. or to THOMAS J. KIRKPATRICK,
CHARLES NJ. BLACkFcRp,
iy1 Commissioner
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TOILET ARTICLES.


II LOSTERFRAU, MARIA MARTIN
IN CLEMENTIN l., NUN COLOGNE, my own
importation, at wholesale or retail.
jv 20 l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
nOUBLE EXTRACT COLOGNE (bot.
~ tied especially for travelling: SPONGES,
SPONGE-HA(;S, SMALL MEBiCINE-CHESTS,
BATH TOWELS and GLOVES, for sale bv
NHATAN T.. DUPuY,
leA ADothecary. I27 Broad street.
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TOR SALE PRIVATELY, 10 ten-acre
Il LOTS near Manchester. suitable for market
gardens. Also, desirable BUILDING LOTS at Sc
per foot aud upwards. FARMING LANDS In all
localities OF Tie county of Chesterfield, Va Apply
To MOODY Il kOiALI.,
Real Estate Agents and Ancuonecrs,
Office corner seventh and Hull streets.
iva Manchester, Va
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OUAL, COAL.-With large stock on
" hand am prepared to offer on The most tavor!-
bIr terms FRANKLIN, LnRBERRI, LEHlGH,
and other firSt-claSs ANTHRACITE GOALS III all
sizes. w ,.,, ,r,>.,,.,
Also, WEST VIRGINIA SPL1NT and CANNEI,
COAL, and Cumberland. lump ami average Coal
y. B.-Coal carefully screened ana w1lEled
=. L. LaTIIROP.
ivla Seventeenth street al driw-OrEC.
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r AN NOW SUPPLYING FAMILIES
d with MIDLOT1iIAS aud NTH y CITE
COAT for wiuier use and snail be pleased 10 r.
cCivr call from my old customers and others VINO
ike comfort and economy combined
Also, STEAM and BLhChSMlIltlNG COAL-
superior quality
ivl.,m near Mayos bridge.
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Real Estate Agents and snctt"necrs'
nffica ..nrunr OF tlrycnth AMI Eil!k ,ttltl..

iv1.,ltitS
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-30

How THE TEMPERANCE DAMAGE LAW
WORKED IN OHIo.-The rum-seller in Ak
ron, whom 1 will call Hi Church, because
he was high most of the time, had been
sued several times for damage done by his
came out drunk and smashed big glass
window. He was too poor to pay for it, and
the owner came out against Church. A
boy about sixteen got drunk and let horse
run away with him, breaking his arm.
His father made Church pay the damage.
A mechanic got drunk and was killed on
the railroad track, and his wife sued Church
for $4,000 and got it. A farmer got
drunk and was burned in the barn on the
hay. His son sued Church and recovered.
Church got sick of paying out SO much
money for personal and property damages.
1t ate up all the rum-sellers profits Still he
acknowledged the law to be a statute. and
that it made him responsible for all the
damage done by his rum. He used to ar
que, also, that sometimes his rum did
people good, and then he said he ought tn
receive something back. One day LAWYER
Thomson got drinking. Thompson was
mean, like most all lawyers, and when he
died of the delirium tremens there wasn't
much mourning in Akron. There wasn't
anybody who cared enough for Thomson
to sue Church for damage done. So. one
day, Church went before the Court himself
(" What does Mr.. Church want ?" asked
the justice. l tell yer what, judge" COM
menced the rum-seller, when nv rum
killed that there mechanic, johnson, and
farmer Mason, | cum down like man. I
paid the damage and squared up like
Christian = now, didn't l, ledger" "Yes,
you paid the damage, Mr.. Church. but what
them We'll, jedge, my rum did good
deal lords KILN Lawyer Thompson, now,
and it pears ter me when kill lawyer I
kinder ought ter get rebait r'-Ei Per-
hins, in the Graphic.
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A WOman's Dream.

"Wilt thou begin thy life again,
o woman OF the whitening hair
Become child, with shining train
OF angel-children in the air:
Wilt feel thy mothers kisses press
Those Graded warmly at her feet?
What! find nv vanished Eden: Yes,
All, yes, my God ltwas so sweet
"Wilt thou in blissful faith resume
Thy sire's fond shelter as of old,
While, breathing innocent perfume,
The white flowers ofihy heart unfold?
Back to thy vernal happiness,
Fly like bird on pinions feet }"
"Might but that JOY continue, yes,
An, yes, my Cod 1t was SO sweet"
"Wilt thou unlearn thy sorry lore,
And shyly keep life's leaves between,
And, feeding youngest hopes once more,
Forget the winters thou hast SEEM
The daisied banks, the dove of peace,
The morning freshness, round thy track,
Shall these return?" my God! ah, yes
All but the wayside graves give back
Have, then, thy wish! Thy steps retrace!
Flowers, perfume, song be thine once more
Yet shall time lead thee To the place
OF tears as surely as before.
Rekinde Passions fires and view
Their ever baleful radiance"
"What light those earth-born flames anew?
All, no, my Savior Take me hence!"
From the French.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-08-30

A smart boy having been required to
write a composition on some part of the
human bodys expanded as follows @The
Throat. : A throat IS convenient to have,
especially for roosters and ministers. The
former eats corn and crows with it; the lat
ter breaches through his n and ties it up"
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There is a tree standing in front of the
Dyersburg, Tenn, Presbyterian Church,
that has been struck by lightning nineteen
times, and it is a good tree yet.
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Giving seventeen hundred pounds of coal
for ton is among the weighs that are
dark"
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
COTTON MARKETS

WILMINGTON, Dec 20Cotton que Mdlnr 1iir ne, r.c.n
G3 bses exports cosstwse 42S bales sa 80 bales stock O7J
bales
NORFOLK Dee e0-Coon netye and firm Low MtdEng l4o,e
receipts o bales eIpo cosuise 1855 bales; $50
MEsPHIs Dee 20-Coion quet; Low Miiiinq l4c receipts,
a13I bales shipments a. 10 baesi stet 81 1896 bates
1873 bsles shipments. $50 baies; stock Z, ,S32 baes
LOUISVILLE, Dee 2O.1Cotton dull; Mdding. l5c.
BALTIMORE Dee 2O-otton tu and nomnal Mdding Is i2
Low hddng l4 Strict Good Ordinary, 14. receipts
400 bales a 40 bales spnners 200 bales stock 1921 bales
GALVESTON Dec 2OLotton dull and Dropping Good Ordinary
14c Ordinary l22c rece,pis 349 bales Great
Bdn 3oo bales eoas,ge 272 bses sales 200 bales stock
1896 bales. o..
s,v.ssAa Dec 20-Cotion du Mddnr 15sal5iac.;
eepts b55o bales: the Connent l,l9j bales sales
! 26l bales, stock ! 20 tLl3 bales
AUGusrA Dec O-Cotiou and Middins Ia l
ceps. 2327 bales: salea. l 500 bales
Bosos Dec 2O.-Cottou quiet steady; Mddipg 10
receipts l32 bales 2020 bales sales 400 bales stock 700
ba
CHARIEsros Dec 20.Coon heavy; Midihng I5c: Low Mid
ding, 1875 Sinc Good Ordinary. l4 receipts 299l bales
exports oosse 449 b sales 100 bales stock S o31 bales
PHuADEIPHA, Dee 20-Cotton quiet addhnz l64c Low
Mdfing 10 & strict Good Ordinary l5ci net receipts 4I3
bales gross. 1858 bales
LOUrs Dec 20Cot.on higher Mldnng l5ac other grades
unchanged receipts Az bses pmntr 2O2 bses sales 81
bales.
NOZZLE Dec Collection dull and easy; Mddng 10 i2; net
cept 1865 bales 10 France $50 bas coastwe li32
bales sales loo bales: stock, 80 O3S bales
NBwORLEAys Pee 2O-IOtton, demand good; mh1ing lbe
Mdtngs. l5c; ,iooi Ordinary, l3 net receipts
sl5 bales 9737 bales; exports TO Great Britain oy9
bfs to France, 5253 bales roasIvse l32l bales As aVoV
bales last evening 5,OO0baes; stock. 22O.32S bales
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22

FREGHTsoon both by ship snd charter in limited request
to-day unchanged though strong Grain and
Cotton Tn; ensgemen were To verPSS by steam 600 bale. Of
ssked Londos BY 600 OIL CAKE Sos ID The charters
uude An Italian bark teuetc Cork for orders and United Kingdom
Malaga with 1000 bsss Rcsned Petroleum terms
for light ppe with
P & SgIse Kess iss With 5a 500 % R. gnIs s o on
GRANn wAest wt have had good degree Of ay
@ % VI h p % ls & ne & % beeS NE hsf causes that have
s on e sb mas ~ 49,. me b.t,cie. 70 free Bsyop Of
Ltt Fan. formidable that the movement Of
and warm rsn e maize, p,rt would doubtless sh tide
This soad change the pospecs for the trade most decidedly
The buk VI the WLea fep nen the Canal previously sold TO ar
and purchased here S oil sss o this month and Jseasr delivery
early part JAnuarhve brsn To former fulfilled purchases
and the desire TO ~ them a crested ate %si ne h, y. e e
purchases the demand greatly sbated and
s. '0 Sy rail- and Tof pct rapidly declined
much unsettled, with little competition among BUYERS
could not Be Giei tbs being m'e much below
% S % lags and market s not Improbable Our
% r have n1 ans etent the pce nrTent being r
lively higher than -four We haze steadily depleted our stock and hnd
The assortment of re good Spring moderate se msiens adj
ssr our last and sgIa p9IfaASS for the i1S Sys
oos for an scve trade after tse HOLIDAYS Large sales No. Mil
waukee have made seller first half OF Jsnuary at
q = 60dSi 6S' also Al No. 2 Chicago At 81 55a
Jspaary Shon the Wheat nov on the stu
woud be gsy changed and buyers wond have decided AVIAN
g Writer little has beendOne owing to The limited stock White
The the
bash the corresponding week a !ea
iuItheJ faag with the Our
syes Europe quite hopeful could expect at this
market trade sesns probable fair prices after the boday
hut LITTLE doing Whea at the openng Of Change
Shippers hold of for lager supplies from the canal but i9e chse
the large holders be hm The market closes hme
the principal holders inclined 70 sell the supplies from lhe
canal are likely light Mie holding Off the sales are Oi
COO bush 81 52as 80 m gngded Spring u 5iqSl % er 10
Chicago Spring and 81 80 l0r the last half Of January 81 % o
No Miwaukee 81 60 for 80 Mlwaukee for small lots ~ OO
for Red Western included the sales are 200 bush n9ssqel Iowa
p 700 bash No ChicsgO at II 52dSl % lor
Sl5 % 900 bush DO To the later
Of Northwest at
lS 700 Ne Mnnesos 5S6$1 60 L. 90 bush Red
Western at ~ 800 bnsh, White India 81 7j 900 bush
No Milwaukee 81 80 closing better Barley IN fsr demand
and the market steady Of 5000 bush good Canada West at
~ "a store bush fair Western 81 AZ, aud 0Oo bush
Cansdq ~ 81 T. Barley Malt Quet Choice IS hrm sales
200 bush 81 30 Oats better and excited
Tho demand bsk the sales are bush New Ohio Mixed al 5Sd
5qc; White 59dGO Black % ci Western MIXED at
- 1Jg White at $4,000; State % 2Gjoc for M1 Rye Is
irregular and quiet $500 bush jersey at 81 % afoa
Corn excited and much higher the demand ch ior et
specuaiy i- sales $40 200 bush pap ana
Western Mixed al SO0S2 9 IN store and 80
aAoat closing and New Mixed at Nd
White soc and Sic on spot stern lei
-
New-York tribune., 1873-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FiiHOPEAS MARKETS.

IospoS Dee 2e-lZ;3Op nAnercAn securtes-Sma sales Al
uuc hsngei prices. Ene Preferred, jshs
LIyKKPooL Dec 20i2:3O o. mSa OF Cotton ON The bas o.
Nng Uplaud. nothing beoS Good Onnar shipped November
ard December do, shipped .Decmbr and January Al
SAL =, . --.-,i-
pol p. nCoton i easier but not auotabi'
Lover Middng Vpands Ssis Mdthng Oeans, S'sa f sales
10 900 bales nculing 1000 Tor speculation and export
IoypoS Dec N-2 mkrie RAILWAY shares, 3G's Pans dis
patches quote bentes st -. 3Oe. o.o
lyYKPeof, Dee 2OS D. no the Cotton sales TO-DAY o3ot
bales SIDES the bss Of Mdjhng ipsnds, nothing
Ordinary shppel November and December at % no. DO
Jauua Sl-f; do deliverable January
and February Breadtaf qut. Lard, 4OG y cat
PORK G2 6 D bbL for New Meas.
LoSDoS Doc2053O inPsri' dspsches quote Renie' al
Aswtfr Dec 2O-Peoeum. BE flr Fine Pale American.