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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
Ayers CatharGic Pills

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or a puRaaTTE NEBiciHE.
For CosTIvBNHss;
Fop THE Cum OF DYsrHRsIA;
For JAuNDIcE;
FoR THE CuRB or INDIGESTION;
For HEADACHE;
Eoh THE CURE OF DYsaNTlRY;
Fo1 FouL STOMACH;
Fon The CURE OF ERIsIPsLAs;
FoR THE FILIs;
FoR TIE CURE or 5oRoYuLA;
FOR ALL ScRoFuLOUB CeNfLAIN1e;
FOR THs CUKK or RRBUMATlsN;
For DIssAsEs OF THE SKm;
FOR THE CUEs OF LIVER CoNrLAIET;
FOR THE CURE cT THrTER, TUMoRs AND eAra
BHnuM;
FoR WoRAS;
For THE CURE OF GoUF:
FoR DINNER PILL;
FoR TIE CURE or NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYINo THE BLOOD
They are sugAT-coated, 30 that the most sensi.
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use IN any
quantity.
Fries 2S esnts per Box; Five boxes for Sl.0o.
Great numbers Of Clergymsa. Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should Be for
lowed for their cure
Do not be put OF BY unprnsipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit en-.
Demand AYBR'e, and take no others. The sisE
have It.
Az our Remedies aye soT sale By
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-08-16
The Skull of OfShakespearc.

A certain French Baron, whose scion
stiic ia;tes led him to collect the skull,
OF celebrated persons. one day received
visit from man with when he VA.
accustomed to deal
"Wbnt du you bring nc here ?" asked
the Baron, as the slowly uuwrappcd
carefully envcloped package.
he skull Of Shak espoare.'
"Impossibe
Il speak the truth Monsieur 10 Baron
Here is proof of what say" said tie
dealer, producing some p,pers.
"But," replied the Baron, draw ing
E aside The drapcry which contained hi,
own singular collection, g already pos
N sessiharskull.,
He mus, have been rogue VIII,
sold you tat, VAS the remark If the
honest dealer.
"Who was it, Monsieur p
Your. father, said the Baron in a
mild tone; che sold it to me about
twenty hise years ago.
The broker was, for a moment, CON
pleisly Disconnected, then explained,
with vivacity:
81 comprehend Be good enough to
observe the small dimension of the skull
an your shelf. Remarked tho narrow
occifut, the uDdeveloped forehead wher,
intelligence is still mute. 1t is of Shake
spear certainly but shakespear as child
u or IA years old whereas this is tha,
OfThakespcar Of when he had attained a
certain age, and had become the great
genius of which England is 80 Justly
proud
The Baron bought the second head
, 1873-11-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

L1yEnroo1, Nov. al.-Naceipts Of wheat during tho
can. Necoipta OF corn, 900 qrs, MI American.
L1vrnroo1. Noy. a11ll ~ n om-f9'n1, Flour, 33s9ase; @
12a I'd whito Us l1d@sl3s "a club, 13s 3d@13s I'd.
Corn, SIS. Pork, lis. Lard, 39s 9d. ...,..
whcat-spTing, lis od@l2s ID; white, l3s ld@l5a 3D.
Corn, 34s Cd. Flour, 28s@29a. ...
IlyEnpooL. Nov. alN5 p, m.-Cotton steady !;
.nidling upland, s,sSsNd; orleans SD; salea,
600 bales Amorlcan G,100 speculation md export,
1000; saea Of tho week, QUO, export, 5000 specu.
taon 1902 atcek - G American !, oa oo ri
export COCO; stock aoat 295 600, American, 16a 600
cotton arrive hIgher sales Of upland on the basis
OF good ordinary, shipped 0ctober and November to
January, 8Ad.
Dresdstafis-Duoyant; California white wheat,
average quality, 13s 1d@ sd club do 13B ad@13s
Cd; red Western spring. 11s 9d@l2s ID; red wintar,
lis l0d@12s I'd. Flour, 28st929s. Corn, 34s Cd.
OheeAe 85s. ,
LONDON Nov. 3l-5p m.-The amount Of bullion
gone into tho Bank OF England on balHnca to-day ts
E23,000. Consols for money, 02A@92M on account.
o. United States securities 5-2os Of Co., Do Of
81, 9G5<t 10-i0s, 90; new Is, 9t7<. ESie, 864.
PAnIs, Nov. M.-Rentes, 68f 25c.
, 1873-11-22
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments were alod forrocord
Friday Knv al.

The following instrumonts were tllod forrocord
Friday, Nov. al:
CITY PROPERTY.
Undivided Il Of S91 Warren ay, dated Nov. II con-
sidcration, $500.
Undivided u Of snme. dated March confederation,
$500, ..-. ..- -..-.-. ....
Second at, $40 # Of Noble st. T. 24x11o .f, dated
Jan. 10: consideration, 81 GOO,
Wentworth w 225 It Of Thirty hrat st, 1, 25x12s
It, dated Sept i consideration, s., 200.
North HanBamon 81, 116 It Of Chicago ~, " + 93x
100 IT, dated APRIL !; confederation, g s4oo h. >,
Langley IT. 767 It Of Ea Park, 25xl30 It, dated
oct sosslasras1 S1s :2soo ~ =, .r..,,, ..
Arnold It, 1907 It of Thrty-thrd It, +, 25xl2ox
Ree aeesI It, III lis Ii Il Wood st. tSsl2S It, dated
Nov. 20; cons!deration 1870. ~. ,-
'Gs iaas sn az, Is It s' q Th.rtysecona s 2,1
l2sN q, dsted Nov: 81 consideration. sal2s. ,oo
with buildings, dated Nov. ~; confederation 2o0
Wood st, 7stts Of Ki.iz,a st, " T. 2auos n, aAsed
as.stl it. 80 Il u faiton st, I, 4e11as 40 IT,
Wiz xsaas saas: It ss s. nv q e E:sa aa
sts5s: saaass ss't assa ssf1s 1ss IL s
Wet indiaas i, l22 II Of washtenav av, I, III
4 to alley with other lota in Sumo block, dated Oct.
fhroe iots In above block dated Nov. couaidora-
Fulton st, bet Wood and pnuilna sts, n {, Is II to
alley, dated Nov. l; confederation, $1,000.
NORTH oy CITY LIMITS.
sub1ot a. Of 1lse's Iot IS. in 1lundloy's part Of
ssS-Iot Ia IN ssina dsssa sep il; Consideration,
Fls prem..ss Nc: "a Seminary ~, dated Nov. q;
Lot 3. in sh.ss ssGt nots q ' nd % %Hoirosvs dated
kn N
, 1873-11-22
q /,
A7c tinnod coppor, 500: pianiahed copper. 40: do

~; timed seppor. soa; piani.hsd copper. no: do.
wses|Ees. t. @; 1tq 2, 1es; 1sto T. 11oi T.,
To-; 10. leo. 10 3oe flI b,nao, 90 por cen. ds.
ins gernraliy adhered 10 2a6Gol rer leg, tst0 81
S 81 A5sa q ad g. s & 4 d. a. 8: sss ssS Il o.
''i NAVAL sroishs.No change wss noted IL ths de-
rs1tment: Trade Is light: we aaeto MANILA rore.
5spo i Y, 17alSs oaknm. y ba,s &;9o@o,so pitch,
oIis~c,nsin t -c Unchanged I ID prfee. Carbon con.
tnuea active, and lard oils sso moving freely, but
ether oscrptiona sre % Following arc tho ot
'sne se '; 1867 49, Snsss 'ass raw, essso s ~
bolied sl6o@l lo2 whnto, eoas2e; sperin, t5lo@32o;
s No. s5o u ank oii o5a M strsis' e5u; elophsnt o
o5o; lurpentno eoo; uaphthn c5 gravity, ia; naph.
Il; SisSSi offerings were less. and
ducnly, tho market rathcr quiet but firm, thero
being good demand for all Prime lota: reachblowa
rcls and $lls@l 40 per ba from ssore Peerless sold
fo3l&1Y Sf aSI.foiS HSb oAn1rrno ,raot ia eoray
aud nces viii lllo favor whilo choice lots aro stoay
5 Sn 'sSS a an xfsl asr Tss 'ssS s1oa I'D m fa ss
ssss:sa sss L.
shassss. 'rs1 parrse. ts !1 tar
ssy 12Ses nss ags % %s. so adaI, s ss vsnsos Sfs
saddles 1oai2Mo; lams 1a@14o; nntelopes, lilo; ral
MI III VT fs;ry active, and firm onopd.p. and
cosrso e5; coarse diamond, o, s5oo ground solar,
asS;s Sssy SaSas say esss sss S @ '' wit" h's'
sEfEDs-Wero ID limited request At formor prices.
to fair timothy aa # e o1ves e sa nt
very very iisht and ioldora arm II their views asking
vs W aSs &c g. 0t b.es es rs nih{ q g.as
TEAB-1n tlls market fair amount Of trading waa
cRoieo to ortrn no, 0sc@S1 10; common to hne old
ss $685. s 'Fs sP ta sssa seass sinso sss
der, 7GSooo; ehoico H,ngsuey, s1.i6@1. 40; -oztra
Moyuno. sl55@l.4o; choice 70 e1tra now Japan
ies} japan, 6s@oso; common e nno 'oolopg, ssa4so
obseeo ass rsns dull a.
" Tea eu4yEasls, s@seo solss ds@7oe med!
rs.us~Nal.uEsl lsst, 75@soo; haif bright! !eo@7oo
Da saoRssa9aosa E choice, s2@aso medium, 2'a
WooD-No change was reported In this market, I
light demand existing at the annexed prices: Beach
s9@oo @ maple, $1,000 hickory $l1.oo saDs' @o''Ve
''Sy W6opENWAnH a1iEsSts AND Dnoons- demand 1a
tss e ssasr ' ssps ns sss Hsss !. ie @ =:
hoop peils, SAY por doz; ahooR do, s249; 1t;,,:
tub, slato No. t'hs, Sloso No. do, 5000; No. 9e
$500; tubs III nest, $3.50; keelere, IN neat sl:75
bound, $3.50 peck measures, pain, $3.50: do, iro
bound sys Snn19s E1; No. fo9o
clothes pins. 81 Sloo@l,at washboards, s2a5@2e0 pc
doz baErcl covers, $2oo@2ee fannskins 1 s. o9e M
aal, In nest, $1.10; broom.handles, $1200@16.0
per m; No. brooms, $500; No. do. s2.6o@2.75
DO common, H.76@9.6o.
w0OL-The market Is still worry quiet, and nominal
Tub, washed, prime.
Common dingy. 3534G
Fleece washed, xxx, light. ..4oa4a
Fleece waAlotl, X&Xx, dingy. .3C(53s
Fleece washed, medium Light .38G4iC
Coarse washed .0GR3s
F1coco, unwashed, coArne to medium ,2S99t
Fleece unwahtiUd+ conrBo and dingy .25@1t
Fleece, nnWhnded+ nne .2491
Buper aud e1tss pulled. .35@a3s
RAILROAD FREIaHTs-B arc the rasoa to Il
leading Eastern points:
, 1873-11-22

nnbdlylsiop II, Tho u X x Boo 8, 50, Il, dated
Nov. /: conaidcrati6n, a, ,OGt, ~ - 0~
, eal;Iots snA Of ISto D'ook q eellonstal
Mssa Ra, part 1 of aoo5, 49, H. a.ol
Lot as, nlocl T. laawacn I. Akcrlys Subdivision In
=. Mc A 500 4, os, H. dated Nov. .; consideration,
un!lvidod y Of Lots md 4, Block l, Of BLOCKS
nna . or Ly1nat'a sahivia,on, II 500 . So H. iat.
undivided @ n Of sumo lots, dated sop. 10; coualcr-
, 1873-11-22
COMMERCIAL.

FnrDAy EvEx1Ho, Nov. At.
Tho following woro the receipts md slripmonts
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past t,Tenty-four hours, Rld for tho
corresponding dato ono yoar ngo:
, 1873-11-22

METALS AND TINNEllB' BTOCK-Tha mnrkot
genoraly presents quiet appearance trado having
faeu OFT considerably within tue laBt te,l iAyB. Prices
hro uuchangodt mud stcadier for imported stock. Wo
luoto: -. ~
TIN PLATE-IC, lo11l, sl9eo; do, 121l2. s12.s0; do
S1l.00.
iao T1a-7Large, 400; small, llo; bar, 42c,
LEAp-p1g, 8Ho; bar, 10c; pipe, full co!ls, 1o4c
cut do, lie.
lesa quantity, lie; slabs, Bkc.
buEEr 1aoa-ho. y. 0,iu rates luHala iron, 9. 0,
aud TO- 2o do Il and a. 2lo Ito No. stained, 100
r4tes American NuBsa-A, 14o; u, lie.
GALyAhlxkn 1nos-No. 16Ga2o, l5o; No. 92@2s, loo;
No: S@9o, uo; No; q. 1ac; No: %, 400. discount
OF 25 per cont Ia madc FROM this Hat.
OopRsH-QoppoE bottoms. a7o: nrazleEe. oYOs u lbs4
, 1873-11-22

el2.e71G; 500 brla do, last evening. at st4.76,
loo brls primo n,oua nt A11.00; quo tcs lard at
71ao; 100 tcs do (aocond brandy at Tho; 900 les
do sollor Dooomber At 7114o; 1000 tcs do sotlor
january at 1870; 2O0 tos 10 at s7.00; $50 tcn do
at $7.65 750 tcs 10 so11er February at 7JSo !,
o,6oo tea do et 72So; III &C, 200 ba groom Shoulders
january at 41ho, 250 bxa do do nt 4s4ol
%, 600 lbs grccll nort ribs at 9b,7O; 5000 lbs
alaott oonr, sollor January, ut G}1o; 1,00b boxes
long and short clonr, sollor Dec0mbor, Mt G9So {,
10000 lbs groom hams III lbB) ns 79So; 26000
lbH do Q5 lhB) Mt 71{u; 180, 900 Tbs do (16M lbB)
AZ G1lo; 100 tcs now sweet-pioklod hnms (l0 ibs)
at 20.
Flour was again aotive, boIng In good domnnd
for export and was stronger iu sympathy with
tho reported advance in Liverpool aud tho high
or market for wheat horo. An advance OF about
12}1o ror brl WIS effected on fair to good spring
oxtrasa, which wozo most wanted, whilo winters
t,M md choice Minnosotss were dull aud unchanged.
The stocks OF flour -aro now in n
llttlo bettor working order, but thoro Ia
not much on sale, Dran wnB stronger.
enlca wcro reported OF 80 brlB whito winter OK
traa on private terms; 150 br1s spring extras at
eG.2b; 800 brls do ut 45.75; 200 brlH do ut
a50211; 200 brls do at $3.50; 100 brls do, low,
at S4.76i 100 brls do on private terms lou
brls snportlnes at 1925; 100 brla do on private
torrnn 100 brls ryo on private torns 1t brla
buo!twheat ut sD.25; IS brls do and 40 brs [Jacs-
man'a) at 5000; 25 brls at 1915; 20 brls at
$3.50. Total, 6,0G5 brls. Also, 30 tons bran Mt
$l2.50, to arrive, on track. Tho following wero
, 1873-11-22
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

QArTLE-There WIS good degrco Of activity IN
tho cattle trade to-day, both local aud outside buyers
operating With considerable freedom, but pricea Wero
cas firm all around, Whi1o for the descriptions gEHd-
ing below choice they wero sonaihly lower. The re-
ported decline Of 70 ia New YORK., and ~ ~
Of Bppsrs and 1t ia probable that but for tho easier
foeng eynced by st!1ers their operations would nnye
been On worry Hn1ltod scnle. The quality OF the
stock fell considerably below that oders4 on tho
procoding days OF the wook theEo being no e1tra
ind very few that would probably grade ~ choice by
far tic larger poron consisting Of common 70 medium
roughsh natives, md Texas cattle. For these tho
prevailing prices were Tho best droves on
sale wero takon at $7b625 but thb bulk Of tho days
business waa transacted ut prices ranging downward
from 95 Local butchers operated ns 81 for
TexaB and At $27694.25 for natlves at $275@
9J5 Stock steers wero not much inquired FOE, nnd
sold slowly at S24o@a ioF poor se q Urine I'M grades
GOOD aunlit!es The market cloaed weak, With con-
siderable stock uuaold.
E1trn Beaycs-araaed ateaEs, averaging ], 400
ibH and upward. 5096.7b
Choico Beovcs-Elne, fat, well formed ayear
to year old steeGs, averaging l,Soo to
oood eIy 'Ds inely formed
steerB, averaging l,2o0 to $50 ba s4oN4.75
% eenR 1i5o 10 1.sSo lbs. w Aoo@42s
Dutohora' stock-Oommon: to fair htocrs,
syersging 500 to l,l0o lbs. 2to9425
0'aes fesh, averaging zoo to 1850 bs o4o@s2s
staea Dus and I aeallaWag 175@22s
Onttle-TexaH choice corn-fed. .......... 426946Q
Cattle-Te1as, Northern wlnterpd ...... 215ts32 %
Cattie-Te1as, through droves.. 1d0a26e
, 1873-11-22

{ T1C115C1VT: x: SA1 U1t10AI3r 81
@ t. me1 " s " 99ts ss 9sess & SSss ess 9q919s g.
TAdurNa-prcea ranged Tho SAND as on Tug pro-
are sseadiIy ie!d TrsAo thehgh aot ae!ivo ~ 4
sho,ld bo At tlis season. T., Ierhsp1h H. fnly ,.p 70
soso; fAsiow 4, aso; Lowiaon A, 3t>5o; American,
ass:ssSs ss;;s ;s;a' '7as' do
"oSRSi Boo 3StNst. 3SN.wss IN ant rsqusat =. former
prices. We quote Choice 70 o1sra iiurl, 7taso; sat
for mod do Uh@Gc; good TO cholco stalk braid,
s3bo@15b; Now York ncso, ,casttngs3 1o4 oo 1loseu;
sssn u': daGsys sss, ,sns ssos S
7oo; marbo dust. 81. .00 LIMO in bulls soc@t1 90; limo
(rls) s.lo@1 ii y nrl: while sa1'! Y III sl6o@a9o;
1s{s's brsS I5 95 s 90 Gns tso @1o
non), $S.6OS7.6o; pressed brick Sl4.ou@l5oo; nower
b s5 se9 s hsdiSs hndsn.
sls.o6@25.oo; do common. sloooal5.oo; hrc clay y
u dliEEyE1This staple continues quiet and without
material variation from tho prices that have boon u,,r
rent for month past. Jobbcrs arc carrying Light
soes but sy @ Ss I" s4s % I
e day. TSGwg S 1o sEs s oho sory md S'w wsera
'9sSol1 eondion Of Ills srEst wse unchanged
IN any important pasoular Orders woro generally
sid"rshta to roazo though it is not probable
sh.. nro Iii "a INV further uatorai depreciation In
sslsss asts IEs@ s @ p;s?'ss Wsaa s2sp 3 3d.
sas5 as5?y eR &R' Ill., s oip ss;s
af3s tor psp2 bse1ss con-
sss sS ss s SasRos tss r sssgfs s Sss "H )
asse. 55s Sst,1,
1sr % terces , $1os@io; -four barrels, 2s@55e pork
tsyss ts,ss 1ouga az buokea or SsWs
az o0@aeo: wlisEy stavea, rough, $4,000 do
Susksd t;55ea55e5 aout stayss Goa circle
oS 3ae ps1 Raes od5e Cur pork @ barpo It
1vuy ear tIsrcea ny5 et': ii ELF sISo ~ >' ~
4 Il 5c mskIsa aobs 1s@2
dull and sasy at ts recent d.
1e s isn as T. os s pssss o pc
us no1nt for cnsf: chicken. 6aBc: turkey, aC9&c.
~s FIsiI-Trade dos not improve to any notlceablo
"u eh.nan. wcra ronorto. ortnrs te,na
s within 4 th1 ,;aFoe ests Ss
do. f5.oo@s.25 No. i trout. $f6g60o; No. / shore
se S Nn hs; Hoc Hoetarc br family
SaofSrs, ~ - 7Ss7: No sSoreks. x3 Is
tsaas: bsi1k cott16ab. S550a575; Georges codash,
ss.oo@o.25; Labrador herring, spilt, Bills. s8,5O@
pvu; go,sa 70, FL Soas g.: d. xbri % soo42s be1
io~rnso NJ sGf5s1c ho1 1Ierri1r ecatoti 4Na48o:
roInn,a NJ ',ycp ss1mo E.br1s. s1.Tea1o0o
ERIIIra AND NIiTSrDeaiers renosicd faIr inout
~ hoth }ar @ foreiun and domestic varieties. and
TN ~ fo,g nni,nnortant o1contiona the Quoted
nriees Via woro very fuIv Sustained. Wo repeat our
H|is'1 |st M fnllows Foas1an@Datcs. 9@9So: Ges.
nav. drums. i2Sat3o as IL boxos, nov, i5a17o
ts3na Psne nsw raIsna iaysrs oid
81 soa5 %: ra,sins' looso Muscaci. x275@3oo Tai-
~ V.enri. nny I1611nc. Zartn r,IrTnr,ts nav
caISss7,. IA IN nIaGLS: ratron TGts1c DnMrsr1o
Ghlden' mn ann)es 17@91o: Michigan siicud. 9Eal0c
n1cSioan n',nrier. s%nso%a: Wcstorn DO 7x9so:
| southern do. SEaiTa: ncachcs. parel. 2SSWo
peaches, halves, 1oSldHo; Do, mi9od, 7NSso BLACK
Cherries. aea99o: Nurs-Flbcrts 15ts1So; almonds,
Terragona, 25@24: Naples walnnss, 27G2s; Chill
nl@1Int,c Gcro1,s Tc1aa 1aa1to Afrjrnn :nnanua
S157To. WRttnit1oton peanIts 8sGl9c Tennessee
| nJnsaSu{s' 6,<fa71c. '''-'
| "GTEEN ISHrTfTa dornond for 1rceu fruits ls
, 1873-11-22
Tho 1.iye-St0clk Markets.

Special Di.patch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
head against $50 cars tho week beforo. The supply
for yard aalea were very Light l.. Tho & demand s Was
Of last week. and not mitch change In TINT for CON-
mon. Extra, 1900 to 1900 ba steers, s56o@5.s7h;
eo%mon eeoa % 70 ea. 70 os iS9i H.
stockors 500 to 1000 H. s275@aS5 bulls, staes sud
W" Hooa~Tho secspss wore ss7 ears, or 2eo7o head
against 238 tho week before Tho supply has been
moderate up to yesterlay, whom tho arrivals were
tra heavy and brought prices down, which had been
declining since Monday, and they sclling today u
ri Pniisdephiss s te s; lishs Yolzers, ito to 2so
rough YorAets $3.50 heavy coarse hogs $3.50, with
good many II tho pons mso'a. ., o,,,,
against 81 tho week BEFORE Tho supply has been
light Ill week, and tho demand equally so. Prices are
wool $4.75@500; good, IS TO 90 Tbs mo wool, $4 2s@
460 intana aheop $S6054 5o fair Is to 80 Lbs, $3.50
@4oo common, 7ods75 Tbs. *soos325, with but fow
BgsR41o E9v G.fFanesops T.. n ns1uanK
cattle unso'd yesterday were shipped East in first
hands. Thero no aales to record. Tho yards orc
BIrEEp AND DLAmDs-Recoipts, Including reported nr-
rivals. 1000 total for tue week, 8oo Tho market
sssss s% osPssss s@Sss s aSs
Hoos-neceipts to-day, including reported arrivals,
1900 total for tho weo, Al D00, nganst 300 for
the same time last wcek Tho rnarket ia nctiyo at
for Yorkora, tho bulk Of aalcs being at tho
nttor figures .1094.25 WAS given for heavy hogs,
but thoro waa little demand; about 5000 wero dis
posed Of. -.--.-
Niw YoHK, Nov. .2l.-DEEyEs-Recetnts, 500, max
ing 200 for four days against ut tho same time
Inst week. Tho market was dull ut tho decline Of 10
docnu noted yeserday. Sales werc slow at * 69llc.
Transactions Include cars Ohio steers, OK cwt, ut
9At910o; cars, on cwt at 8t<90e cars kentucky,
cws, at 1o@16No; aud 8 cara Illinois, o. cwt, at
| 04o.
for four days. against $500 for tlo same time last
| week. Trade extremely dnll, but good stock was
firmly held, Poor to prime sloep ranging from SO
SIC, with aomo OF tic bost old At ot<@oc; lalnbs.
sw1Nn-Arrlvals 6lso, making 2s, $50 for four days.
agnipat $50 for tho timo last week. Livu
ID fair demand at 4S@45ic with salo OF Ohio,
400 H., at aEa@41c, Ind car 200 ts. ut S.daA por
l00 lbs. City rassod weso In fair demand at b19o,
| o1remo weights.
New York Dry-dso0ds Market.
NEW YoaK, Nov. 2l.-aTauufacturera' agents nro In
active but better export demand for denimg, etc.,
e1~ts, and California jobbera aro operating fairly.
cur n. lr!ccs prints III fair request worstod dresa
goods and printed rops in moderate deman1. Wool
hosiery and fanoy knit goota improving. White wool
| blankets in good demand and cosuly sold up
| Pittsburgh Oil Market.
| P1TTsnunou, Now al.-cr,!ao oil quiet; quoted at
| eaNo. AvAnea uomiually l3o.
| Tho Wool Trade.
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-Wool In improved demand
and hrln hut not highor
The Produce HInrlfotss
! NEW YORK.
, 1873-11-22
The Isra.iuce RInrlfc

NEW YORK.
Nxw YoRx, Nov. 1l.-OoTroH-In better demand
mddIlng upland, 1870; future closed quiet.
DuEAuATulFa-flour In fnir demand aud higher
receipts, u QUO brls Hnper Western md State 1900
600 common to good extra, sd.aQa6.05; good to
, 1873-11-22

Elttsbl1rgh Oil Market.
pITT8nuRoH, Nov. 1l.-Cr1ld0 oil quiet quoted at
81No. HuAuea uomiually 13u.
, 1873-11-22

Tho Wool TrNncs
pn1rADRLPuIA, Nov. 2l.-Wool In improved demand
and hrlnt hut not hghor.
, 1873-11-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet still peyvnlea the leather
market, md IN easy feeling Ia manifested all around,
tho quoted prices being freely alluded. We mako no
chauRe II our lRt, ng follows:
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NTACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITHs

INTERN ATIONAL UNION OF COOPERS
IL NJ. A. FoRAN, President Park Building Cleveland
Ohio. THOMAS HENKBERRY, 95 Scott st., West Side
Cleveland, o. BYRON POPE Clerk Benefit Department
Park Building, Cleveland, o.
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Little Brown Hands.

Ihry drive ho me the cows FROM the pasture,
Up through the long, shady lane
where the Quli whistles loud Ia the wheat fields
That arc red With rpening grain.
The, find W. the thick. waving grasses,
Where the scarlet Tipped strawberry grow.
I.eN gather the earliest snow drops,
Aud the first crmsun buds 81 the rl~c
They tlss the new haN To- tho meadow
The, gather the elder hpoiu white
lhUs hud where tIr dusty grat,cs purpir
IN the >ofl tinted October hight
tht' know Where the apple, hang riT->t,
Aud are ,Netter than lialy wines
TIE, know where the fruits hang The thickv>t
on thr lDu.. thoruy blackberry vines.
Thvt gather the delicate wec,is,
And build O. nN castles at sand
The, pIcA up The beautiful sea shells,
fain barn, THAT have driitcJ tn land
rhg, wave from thU ttll. rocking tree tops,
Where thr Hn1lr', hammock nest ~NiuEs.
And AZ % -ht time arr fa.dcd u ~lumbSr
"a ~.u- thar a tuud mother sings
those Whu ty.l hrsNely are strongest
The h4Iuhir tl.l poor htcunt great
And from these brown handel children
shall ErlW m shtN rulers VI state.
The gen 80 fn, author and statesmen
THE i.iaIl ana wise Of the land,
rhr t.,u- .li mntherly woman,
Mh.'I vI.a'N mold on with hen hA al.
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DRUVIDENCE, X. Union No 20 meets
IL the lst Tuesday Of each month at Testers Hall
ll6 Cranston st. A. sherman, pres; Author Hughs
treas, Adam ST. rmer, and I'm. ses.
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TNROY, n. Y.-Union No. meets on the
last Friday u each month At Apollo Hall a.
Congress and River Peter W. DolAn, pres.
John lsaaes pres. Vim. Feinal, treas. Geo.
Smith, sec. Carl schlActhtet I'm sec. Peter
Cady cor sec boy g.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa. Union No. ~
- meets on the first Monday u every month at o.
trander Hall, corner a Third and jefferson IT,
Me-tphAi' pres H. Ohrt, wee pres. John Braunberx
Wes'phal'cor see, box PSI, n H. Neberding scrEt
al