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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

A Maine paper gives an anecdote
which illustrates the astonishing igno-
rance" of at least one Piscataquis man.
The question where the money that was
collected By the government goes to be-
ing under discussion, and the salaries of
foreign ministers being alluded to, he ex-
claimed, What has our government to
do with ministers in England 2" "Why,"
said his friend, who does pay them y
He replied, Don't you and l help pay
them, don't they take up contributions
in our churches every Sunday to pay the
foreign ministerss"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

Pa" said son to his father, " What
is mean by chip of the old block p .
"Why my son, do you ask that question y
=" Because l was in Enfield this morning,
and told the gentlemen that while hunt
ing l saw fifty squirrels up on one tree.
They kept trying to make me say that
| did not see but forty-nine, and because
! wouldn't say 50, they said was a chip
of the old block p Hem we'll, my
son, they meant that you we're smart
and honest like your pa. You can go
and play"
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lat they would remain exactly as they

that they would remain exactly as they
were.
"Yes, yes!" cried the lady. Alex
ander made her low bow, but declared
that it was not her parole that he want
ed. The commandant gave what was
required of him, and Alexander, hurry
ing away speedily returned with two or
three of his men, whom he placed in the
court. Opening the window, he called
to them. and bade them inform the gen.
tlemen inside that they were ready to
fire on them at the first signal; an ap-
peal answered by significant sound
of the cooking of guns. The command
ant understood, and, going to his desk,
wrote out formal order.
After this, the rest was comparatively
easy. The magazine was broken open,
carts were procured and loaded, and at
about five o'clock they were outside the
town. Dumas was so exhausted that he
sank down on the grass, under hedge,
and fell fast asleep. Reused up present
ly, he started on his journey, and by
eight o'clock reached Villers- Cotterets,
where they found the supper ready,
which had been ordered the evening be-
fore. After a jovial meal they set out
once more, and by three o'clock in the
morning were close to Paris, at the post
house whence they had started. At nine
he had presented himself, win his pow
der. at the Hotel de Vile, having tri-
umphantly accomplished the daring ex-
plot he had undertaken.
When Alexander told his adventure,
there was many shrug of the should
ers and loud scoffing laugh such ro-
nance as this was not thought worth
refutation, as coming from so amusing
and notorious a gasconader-an uncom-
plimentary appreciation which he owed
to the ineurable vanity which always
made him set his own figure in the most
effective and dramatic positions. But
the story is perfectly true, abating some
harmless exaggeration. Il is to be found
set forth in modest official report ad
dressed to Lafayette, published by hi.
direction in the Moniteuv of August 8
1880, and signed by Dumas and the
friends who assisted him in the expedi
ton. The names of the various officers
whom he forced to submit to him are
given at length. When the memoir:
were published in 1858, the son of tht
commandant, LINERS, did, indeed, com,
forward with an indignant "reclama
tion," to clear the memory of his father
who was then dead but to his testimon,
for he was really present at the seen,
in the commandments cabinet--only con
firms Dumas's account. The purport o
the sons letter is merely this: that th,
town was already ripe for revolt befor,
dumas arrival, and that when the lat
ter returned with his friends, these wer
assumed to be the chiefs of the nationa
guard, already known to be disaffected
In short that the officer yielded, not t.
Dumas, but to an overpowering fore
behind him. His son describes Duma
parading his pistols, and menacing th
commandant, but declares that the pres
ence of the four officers armed, and in
. timidated, was fiction of the novelist
+; He admits, however, that he himself an
the secretary, with Madame de LINER,
we're present. On the whole, the adver
ture may be accepted in all faith, an
reflects credit on the great raconteur.
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"Are you going to make fower-bed
here, Judkins I" asked young lady of
the gardner. = Yes, mum, them the
horders," answered the gardner, Why,
it'll quite spoil our croquet ground r
" cant helpit, mum; them's your pas
horders; be says as 'ow to have it laid
out for 'orticulture, not for 'usba ndry Il
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

A minister once told Wendell Phillips
that if his business in life was to save
the negroes, he ought to 60 South where
they were and do it. That is worth
thinking of" replied Phillips, "and
what is your business in lifef" To
save men from hell, !" replied the minis
ter. Then, go there and attend to your
business reioined Phillips.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

A man recently came to Ionia, Mich,
who claimed to have lain four days and
three nights apparently dead. He was
struck down in the snow by falling tree
His comrades found him alter long
search, and although he was pronounced
dead by physician, his brother persist.
ed in keeping him. The result was that
on the fourth day he began to revive.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

rdered Drug Store and Book Store
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

A huge yellow dog of rather sombre
appearance, frequently seen trotting
about the streets of Danbury, is believed
to have stored away somewhere within
himself samples of nearly thirty sewing
machine agents and book canvassers
His owner has been offered s75 for him
but refuses it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03

When Shakespeare wrote about pa
tience on a monument, he did not refer
doctors patients, because you always
find them under the monument.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03
Potash I,

'HE OLD FASHIONED GENUINE POTASH
soi'Ae,sier making Soap For Sale by
ARMS 4 WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03
Cheshire Railroad.

WIN T E R AR R A n GE MENT.
Commencing Monday, Dec. IL, 1872.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 400 A
NJ, ACC. at 800 A. M. and MAIL, 2,3O P. NJ.
Keene at 500 800 and 9,45, A. NJ. and 3,23 p. M
for Fitchburg, Boston, Worcester Lowell, Nashua
an Intermediate Stations. Arrive at Fitchburg at
635 A. NJ, $50 A. NJ. 1919 P. NJ and 4,55 p. NJ. Bos
ton S35. and II. 90 A. M. 2.30 and ITO P. NJ.
Returning leaves Boston, at 7,30 A. NJ, MAIL, and
II A. M, ACCOM-. and $50 ?. NJ. EXPRESS. Fitch
burg. at 9.1s A. NJ, and lbs p M. 735 P. NJ. Keene
at II 90 NJ, 337 p NJ and $40 P. M, for Bellows
Falls. Windsor. Rutland, &c.
R. STEWART, supt.
KEESE. N. H., Dec. 7. 1872.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

WHITNEY'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Never Injuries the Hair. but will keep it cleau sof,
and moist, remove dandruf. and your Head
ache; Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Re-
tail, by j. A. JILLS0N.
Room 4, Up Stairs, UNION BLOCK.
Bellows Falls. Vt. As
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-03
A FRESH STOCK
OF
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS

CALI. and see them. Prices reduced. All Goods
River CambrsSrenart frsf,o~ Wsstn;rster al
pole and Charisstovn free Of expense to the puIehA
ser. W. ]. CONANT.
Bsllovs FsiIe. W.. Nov. II. ISL Is
, 1873-05-28
REAL ESTATE,
The following instruments were tilod for rcoort
on Tuesday, May a.:

Tho following Instruments were tilol for record
on Tueaday, May az:
c1r1 pnorEnTY,
Lots 50 and 81 In Block 49, Hhoaeda Addition datod
May %; consideration, 10000.
Eight lots LII Thompuonh Subdivision Of n " u, n
u, aeo 1, %, 10, datod March 90; confederation,
5000.
Catherine st, bot Throop and Loous ats T. II II to
alley, dated March 8; consideration, *l,15o.
West jackson 1t. 0 Of 1loboy It, n T. Lois 10 and
II, dated April "a consideration, $4,b0o.
Lot 10, Of the above, datod April "a: consideration.
$2,2so.
Hunt s, bot Elizabeth and Fucker sts, I, 24h to
fs sts4 nsas Msfon " ee9 Il IT,
1ao o1o Fl, dated May 81 consideration 81, AGO.
H. 1ss s;sa 4 a1 nS; e. S nsse o 49, SEQ 80 %
to silsy. Wiz building, dased Nay eoa'deration,
alley. dsted kisy il eona!deratIos, 5000.
leavitt IT. Y corner OF Bryson ~ I, 2a112& Flo
eis.n dsiSs y, Srt u and nesr ft IT,
sis1staa Sastas fso g a7s'l' IT, dated Aug 1a7a con-
Ws,sln 5"ek.on sna YIN nassn sa ss W.T. 6o1
burnside at, north Of and near Twenty-nnth htt "
Park ~, near ' cor Iesvttt i, I, 20 It to alley
Leavitta 264 # Of Dviaon ST, I, 15x124 o-10 IT,
! dated May 17; consideration, $7oo.
a,sa h5eSa Sn e as Ct essss s,o s'1'a'
Prairie ~, 90 II n Of Thirty arat st, Of, sox1so IT,
d.,sa ay "a =. 4
with buildings, dated March 10; consideration!
LOTS Iots and 3, Ao,of Morris Johnaon's nbdivl,!on
II Sac. as 3d. H. iatoa April so; consideration,
Forty Forty-two lots in spesrs' Addition, dated April ~
Ist 20, Ii WanslSws Block ri, Boo. :, 80, H. dated
A9s Tht1t3ara i. i1s Il q stevsr. nv, ST. a5111o IT.
a;:S .s:,5s,is + 5sss ;s sSs'a Addition
,G's L sse3 %areh % sa Al 500
to aliey, lated March ); consideration, ii 1.iso.
Wet 3asiso9 et. = e corner q Nooey II m A. Lots
i :; It. sSsa ss 1 =
.s, 1sE :sa E's,sssa ssa aastss
1ss ds!ea Ny ! sen:jd;5sti2n; @ 10 ~
II, dated April ID; consdoraficn, 5000. ~ -
Honoru IT. bot Monroe and Ada1s sts, I, "a 212 fl
to .lloy. with building dated May consideration,
0syuea ct, bet auburn and nalstea s., T. 80 # to
alley, dated May "a; confederation, 5, ,o9o. 49,
Michigan ~. of and near twenty fourth st, " I,
sna I, 9t9 191zeo IT. dated Aug 1872; e0n'laer'
Western bet 5setsen md ysn 9srsa ~ sss
| 1Q5 #, dated May ~ CONFEDERATION, 50 ,0eO.
| Burnside 1t, Of and near Twenty ninth 1T, VT ~
II to allsy, dated April ri confederation $500.
Park y, near q Le.ylst 1t, + 20 It to alley,
| dated Mar II !; confederation. $6,7o0.
IeAvitt at, 36A It OF Division 1t, 251124 e10 it.
dated May II consideration, 500.
Lincoln ~ 22S nv of Sophia Ct. es, so1l2s IT,
Prsirie ~, % Il Of Thirty 1t, T. ao11so it,
dated May "a; consideration, $16,oo0.
Wabash ~, 2s7 It n Of si1tssnth st, I, 2l1170 e.
With bui1diugs dated March 49, consideration SIS 00O
Lots aud 8, &c., Of Morris b .Johnaon's subd.
Vision, in aeo 49, %. II, dated April 30; constd
| eration, 81, 800.
Forty-tvo lots In spoars' Addition, dated April u
| confederation, $4,000.
Lot 90, in Winslowh Block II, Beo 7, 80 IA, dated
April l consideration, 81 900. .--
Thirty first st l75 It Of Stewart sv, + 25111o IT.
dated April u confederation, q, 1885,
, 1873-05-28
THE CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, May ~,
The week Just closed has nothing to distinguish Il
feeling then prevalent having yet given place to no
bette condition. Trado IN n1 departments ta slack,
almost to dul1ness, and the disposition to 'concode
little, where By pursuing that course increased
amount Of sa!es cs be offcstod aeems to DO general
ably small, tho great bulk Of tie weeks b,alneaa
Ing been accomplished through tho MEDIUM Of mail
orders. but largo number Of interior merchants
ing Jubilee week, and a materially Increased
distribution Of goods is confidently looked for.
Prices arc stcadier and moro uniform than for
timo past but cannot be called nrn During tho week
the only changes noted were 80 decline in Aorri-
G nit RE- FIJI a doafsten 4s
Fruit OF the Loom, Lohhlalo, and Androseoggin
bcachcd cottons. Ths carpet trnls has fallen on
continues acivs, and in tho aggregate large amount
Of goods has been distributed, Prices though ncarce-
" ss firm aa fortnight ago are fairly sustained all
around, tlcrc having boen quotablo doclno ethor
IN domestic or imported carpettngd.
, 1873-05-28

TuEapA1 EvEN1No, May ~
AlooMoL-Wa: faisy ao'iss mud nr1n at as2o
BROOM GORN-The demand for all gradoa, ,o1cspt the
vnry lowes i active. No. aeock braid y scarce and
fricea arc as follona: No. harl, 6@7o; No. j
stock braid, b@5Ho; No. 4 do, 494xo: No. 8 do, 50
3to; inside groen, 5000; do rod tip, a@Ao; do pale
~ ses ns arc no changes TO report IN
neotion With tbs bagslng market. Nothing has 90 90
sor9able 6tocks are ample Ill departments We ccn-
time to quote Btark, 88Ho; Ludlow 36c Lewiston,
34Xos American, 32c Arnoskeag, 32Noi Otter Greek,
SAC; burlAp bsssl and hu, 2o(522o; snnnles, SIN
- 1}EANs 1ND PExs~Wefe qnlst and without mate
rial change. Deans are IN light stock, particle
iarly choice hand-plckod. Tit supply of common
u ample. We repeat; Choices hand.rtcked naV1eS,
$1tO82e0; do mediums, $2.4092&5: inferior grades,
green pens In bsl1), $l.4o9l.6o; yellow.
BUILDING MATERIAL9Wara In moderate do
Nov York stucco, castng, $9.75@4.0o; supsrnno Do,
$3.50@40 Portland cement $9.b0@7.6o per bril-
Rosondale cemeut, $a26@3.eo Utica, Louiartle md
Asren GSmsn a. s2oe RsF m 69 s msf1H 1 az.
pr brl white sand ge6 brl; *i1s92oo: p3ss- ",
x400o@oD06 building brick tco1nnonl, $500 sewer
brick, $12. 2.o0@l3.00; country brick 5l2.o9 dellv-
cred 81. Louis hydraulic preased, <45.00, del: !;
Milrauiee pressed ssaso ao DO common .SS g
Hiisiais $780, ael. Indiana rzsasea, o33Aoo
do common, $t9.o0 Excelsior pressed, No. ! md
2, $20.0A@30.00 DEL; nro clay, Ter hr, $500. or
$1,000 POE ton. Tho following Is tho Ist OF prices
per box Of 80 feet for domeaic window glass, from
which reduction OF u and por cont IL made Ia
, 1873-05-28

ria iRoNThsrs boon only isr fos
pig iron, and tho arket l. easier than tho dato Of
our sss resiew. The following quotat!ons are far-
ss9sa :sissnE ssssEos to ts sSssis
ssaoo9sgooi ohtesgo 60 stone coal s'7.oo; Missouri
''dsS SIs supply Of chickens au quito light
this morning. Thess was only moderate inquiry on
9sa Il price, spng ohasns I'm are
aalos were reported: eoops turkeys At li@l2o;
:aGR' e se;fssss eesps = e0'p' 90 'o'p'
roTAroEs Pesatoes weES dul! and declining
eaasr quobie at 6o@b3o track for fair to choice
snes comprlso cars peaehe.oMMs IN at 20 car nooI at
a. .' all on
eALT-Eine and dairy salt arc in fair request and
alssay TG coarse grade. arn nsst1 Iho sose Of
s125 ground solar, s225 airy, without bags, $3.50:
sssE ssEs ss @ esssa SsSsa a .;s As9;: sf .p
aS g., nepsss9 ssfs ,s, In ,s ss.e re
price. Tinothy, elovor, al,d max ,xoro quiet Timo
bage choice Hungarian q sl.ao 81 bags do as slas
Us bsgs Rr,me et at $50; 14 bags at Csc; b'ga
TEAs-Tho To- trudo exhibits 1its1e or no improve
feature q ho market i stll noticeable; Tho Dc;
fill
mora nr 1rss 5rcelv ai,ndcd III nrntnd hn Eastor7l
morket ,eans to bo thoro,iahiy snornlized. It il rn
nnred tnt at rcrS,,t actIon mia hare thu 1nas tn
ann o,sa e.csedoi 81 @ willie tir iosses on I'm I'M
nnratinns ur1nn to naat season and on ho 4o
Inn in bnna on J,Iiy 1812 vii aaareeuo from "a
ia m tn ia ono caa Tho ttnrorts snea August is7i
haye hcsn Ii @ nm ihs II Ia non, heevctI 1hat nrices
hnto rsnrhe thtr lnwes noinf md uner tbo largely
tmcrcasai emnn thst NAV ha srnocts to restt ram
to 1trenex INV rcaa nav nrcyst fca1era sntci
pato reaetion It he fooa revad Quotations
thr rnar%St ro,nnaratiyaIy' Il I'm: Youna hyson.
connnn Ia Y,r 4ta55o. do grod GaT0o: do ohoice to
str. Gns 1scfS<I n tnmmon IL Snn oi hyson T0fa
Ssc conon imncraf G0G rooI to clo,cs do s0cSl
Il IN. nn tn onh,I o,,nrnWer choica rinH-
*ine /, 1Si "a n3tra Moyue' Il S5af 4o: ciloce 70
o1sr ianf nnan g5cGs 90: far to aooi d. o5aT5c:
con,rons do 4oi iSc: cnorrd natural leaf Innan 6ha
Sso cnnnmon "a flua f1oonr 35fai5o: good 55aG5o:
TOBAcGn-.fno inarket for thfg article exhibits
fair degrees Of activity, and for nne goods prices arc
f-m. Low grades az selling jrreRllary though they
nrc mt nuniah1y iowur. FoiIow{n0 ID tho range Ok
1rirrs. "' ~
finrv,sa-EInc out-Ertrn 75an3o: CHOICE gt{a
r6e: co,nmnn. 6EaGon. moor {oR5]o
Pfun-Nat,irhl tenf 7bGa8Oo. hnlf bright. GQE970c;
| black aet1nd 4kff55c+
sMoxfraCGo6I to ohctco. 32a3go: medium, 29GR
| a1n co,,nno oGSaoSc 'AS'o'' "'s'~oS' N'0
WOOD-Durinr tho past week thore bus been de-
cline Of 81 90 per cord In pr1cea Of wood bcech now
.-u.,e = g m md s;.ri - sas'e.. -. tho present
, 1873-05-28

h1Opu0y. 1iuu5 otih .t's
QATTLE-The fact that the arrivals Of beef catte
during the paBt two days aggregate 0o0 Bnicieny
accopus for tho ulncss aud depression prevalent III
The market to-day Had tho tonp OF ndvcaR from tug
sea-boar been moro cheerful tho supply large as
was wou! probably not have proved 80 largely exceer
aiye IA to nfavorably afoct vaues, but with no On.
oouragoment to DO derived from that SOURCE shippers
decmed 1t prudent to moys cautiously, And for sh'p
good prieea prevailed yesterday. Tho dorre ra
cjat{pn, however, wAs mitch less than might
have been expected, amounting TO not more
tlnn an Ko Duohers' cattlo contue In light supply
90 that Notwithstanding the abaeucs Of any largo d.
mand former prcca we're ea1iy suata!ncd sales botug
cTected at a. 005 90 for common to extra cowa and
moor to faIrah steera aud oxen. Eat pony steers, A.
era0lng from to !ba, aso hold thn!r onn tht
ofYerlngH Of a.acl moro than eqNauH the wants q
tho trade. The range OF tho daya snlos was $o.eoG
G11H, though fonr-hfths OF tha stock sold chan4oa
lamdi within tho range Of $4.76G35.o3. Tho masko
closed dull md heavy.
QUOTATIONS.
Eztrn-oraaea steess averaging Loo ea =. auaa =.
Choice EeeTos-Fuc, TAI, well formed ayear
H4su iss tss Wv es' 6co8t.7s
op9a ssers sysTaaina to is it, oeodc
ein sa'na IA t. a5o tss ~ .as 4so9D1s
Dutcharst Htock-Commun 10 fair ssse5s
s.achlss sna aeca sxsrsa,ea 70 go to
STOCK Oattlo-OonmUn cattle, In tccent mr., a.
hesh, averaging 100 to 106o bSt ose9ApV
Ipferior-LfRht and thin cows Aeueas' c,>>s M
stays, bulls, and soalawas steera..''''''' @'0o''
, 1873-05-28

BuEEr-Only small amount Of trading mas dons
in this department Of the market and prices wore In
buysra' favor. 6alea were mostly at a009525 for
medium to cho!eo grades.
, 1873-05-28

TuEsDAr EVENING, May n.
Tho .3dowing we're tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty~four hours, and for the
correapQudinR latA one YoaF ESQ.
, 1873-05-28
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 2s 1873

pork stayes. rough, .s17.oo@2o.oo; do bucted on
savedt $40 oo@qso0; tlerco stavo. rough, $40
$500; do bueaea Z Of saved, $2s,ooe72a.6o; whisky
o,lr hsaTos, sa.oo@11 .o0 circo flour heading 1880
por 's. s, .rss nSs nos9 nG9p R9es per
DnUas AND III h fsr omana
An advance Of 1te fs noted in qnn,nc owing 10 lho
scarcity and tho Increased dcInand. AAafntlda and
, 1873-05-28

T110 10 ex10...... GO ~
6x14 TO 101lb....-...:. .s....i... 5.ig .1 !5.M
!2xla 70 1ax9u' W. 3o0o 3o'
la111 TO 1ax3u ....n...... ...s.... !i.u ao'W
2012B 70 2413o. ............ 1S.oo 1.0
''iSy situation Il tho butter market
sensislly tho ~ on the date Of our last weekly
5 esa IL
though barA not unusually for the season, and
tho legitimate consumption emand has thus far proved
sucent to prevent any considerable Of
socf. Of strictly choiea dairy autabe for the table
theEe ovorplus, and holders no difficulty
willis ID reiail way ahada higher figures obtain
ses Aide som sunns Local ws' .1h tssre r hss
nssn its: sss :ese. Ga] h aa .a ss
choice yelior dairy, o402eo mcdiun to good, 183
a2o inierioz to common, lo@l7o;.
and for ta staple tut the cEcnse In the auppiy haa
boon oyeu uoro MARRIED. aud has had weakening tcn-
cd aols 1siy ine goods, but there il sln good dol
Of poor hand. and bales aEe occaAonRy re-
ported below our inadc qnosations. Thero u now
a1lSs sisSe; W Msn tsster;, seiaxo; oha fsssory:
1 aro ths sans T as for fortntsht
PAST, but ao1no vartetea Aro acng irregnlarly Tho
soss III psessy oas9 asdS sS q ss
emit but they can scarcely reach low point
touched 3ast soston owing to hghos fteights and The
to she coaeiuson hat thrro d continuation now, ~
aooa; 81 ahpa g theze . {. stoppase In tho ad.
1nuussatye It Ia claimed let ,a sec what they we're
and thon conparo this yesr NTH tho rysnt Take tho
pr!ee liat tor May 1872 the ayorago tor Wilkesbarro
coal then waa $685. this month $4.7d for Lehigh in
May. 1872, $40, aud this nontl, s51t Scranton for
Gsy, ta72, sSelA. and for this mouth t4.sl. These
tow examples @ sre sufficient to show tho increased
prices Of 1875" We quote :Lehtgh lump, 4l200 pre-
Pared. tl?.ool 1AokaHanas, llo,oo; krlo, sl600
500 ohsrry Miac, soo5 MostinS % Yailav soo5
Indlsna camel coal, 3lo.o6; Indiana blook 100
Kirkland CRATE, $500; M!uont, $500; Wilmington
S6iSoopERAoE-r va! no change to note. p.a1.
IN report = Light business ss the ANNEXED psleea
! whlakv barrels. N.36aIol houz barrels 1sa53o
, 1873-05-28

MoaB-Tho hog market opened active and 1l1u II
slight advance, but toward noon BECAME more quict
ces not proving ~ srg ~ lid Il bsep
trade again revived, aud tho market closed aeady,
With about cVorything sold. saicB reported 1t
= 4.G09476 for poor to common at H. for me-
dium and at .o0@512H for good 10 extra. Very few
sold below t476, with porhapa halfdazen e1copon1
tom Nprh tnn following.
, 1873-05-28

ing Up tt3e and the market Ii ntoadaer Following
IN III rt1rn@io. io11I. 1880: do, 1211a 1880 do
14120, $500; do. roohng, 1o, sl4.eo; do, 2ox2S,
$50.
P1a T1x-Iarge. 42o; smh1l, 43c; bar. 44e.
auKEr zINo-Ful caats. llo; half casks, l1A@11Nc;
less quantity, 11Xcj slab, Do.
aA1YANIzEp IsoN-No. io6S?o, i6o; No. 29924, leo;
No. 25@30, l7o No. al lso; No: %, 300. discount
.of 70 Per cant III made from tis ltst. -.
QoPrrR-Copper bottoms, 400; bIazlHrs oser II los,
W1sz2 10 so . 3, and o 1921 70 to II, H.; y
ids; To- 100; 90 20o; fill buadle, Is per cent dis
count; tencs wire, 7ko; BY car load. 7ko,, ,o,o,
NAlLa-Are in to!orably fair request Tue 9noteo Ha
pyices arc $312K. though coQcoa1lons arc mAao 1or
, 1873-05-28

= TERMB
Bpoo thread grain bags, etc., 20 days, or par cant
Of 10 days.
cent of 90, q lar cent of 10 days.
Regular department goods. per cent Oh 90, . pes
cont on so, per cent on 10 daya.
, 1873-05-28
large 1otp. We quote: 1odod per keg, ts12K rates
Cd %, ts.s7ki. % DO, $s:93f !d do, 36oo; o. do,

largo lott, We quotes 1oaeod, Per tes ts12x r.es
te.o3x, sd DO, mo- ss.l7x ID do, t,a7X ellnoh,
:: NAVAL STORES - Continue : in good deroand.'
Tarrnd rope ia triao higher. now qNoed at 171eo;
Nanl. At 100 por b. Prices aro % fo1ow.: Manila
cord, 3 H. Ma25o; marlinc, . is, W{9oao; tarrca
rope ~ 17@lso; oakuna, ba!s &: s:@ge.6o; p'tcl
: o1Ls-T6o past vook haa developed fow now fca.
turcs in tho oil market, Dcalera report tho domand
low, ,oat descriptions 40 frnly sld Lard oil ia the
Only notable e1eetlson and th's may be bo5ght as
thing Of an upward tendency, Wo quote Catbo, 100
1pxo; o1tra l.rd OF, 71ei Nc: 7oe; No: 90; Nm
39oJ92to; nCata foot, oii, strictly puro, lilo: do
eIrs ooo do No. /, 10: bank o 20; s!rtts, 76e
sophst S e11 e:saG n'hsh' u
pA1NIa CoLons, ~, AMP T ppTIY-The " .;-, favorable
activity in this departnonso Of tsao, local we'll
interior orders being moro nnoroas and larger In
markht rt11!nr stc0dY ~ follows: