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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
TWO SMALL PLACES FOR
s A l. f.

Situated in the small village Of West Cornwall,
Vt, upon the height of land which commands
beautiful view of the mountain ranges upon the
east and west; six miles from Middlebury, forty
rods from post Office and two churches, baptist
and Mcthodist), same distance to store; have dali
ly mail and stages to and from Middlebury. Ono
Of said places contains two acres of land, good
house, and all necessary buildings, plenty of
fruit, 80 apple trees in bearing condition.
The other contains about acres with plenty
of fruit, and buildings in good repair. These
places will be sold lower than any other two
places in the State well situated the owner hav-
ing moved to Minnesota and having no further
use for them. Those having in contemplation the
purchase of such places will find it to their adj
vantage to look these places over at orcc and see
the beauties which nature imparts in her season
of adorning, rather than wait until March, the
most desolate season. and then start upon their
pilgrimage of home hunting. These places, ono
or both, are well adapted to the wants Of those
who have mixed with the busy cares of life, I'm il
now they find that toll must cease and retirement
take place of business and activity.
Good society, pleasant location, and that old
cry, cheap" are some Of the principle induce
| ments which am able to offer. / shall be happy
to show these places to all wishing to purchase.
II. L. TAYLOR
2O;u West Cornwall, VI.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
STATE OF vERMONT-District Of

y NIulsOn, s..
In Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for said district on the sth day Of September, A
u. 1873, William X. Rcmele, administrator Of
the estate Of
MARCUS o. PORTER,
late of Cornwall, in the District Of Addison, de-
ceased presents his administration account to ths
court for examination and allowance, and asks for
decree of said estate. 1t is thoreupon ordered
that said account be referred to a session Of this
court to be held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, on Monday, the 9Th day of October next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon for allowance, ard
it is futher ordered that notice hereof be given o.
all interested by publication of this order three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register, a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, previous to
said term, that they may appear at that time and
place and show cause, if any they may have, why
said account should not be allowed and such de-
made shall be necessary to close said estate
j;3w SAArL L. COOKE, Judge
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
FANCY GROCERIES,
Il. VALLETTE & co,

i ~ wa
French Apricots,
California Pears,
Golden Peaches,
Ok Heart c crrics,
Egg Plums
Extra Strawberries
Extra Pine Apples,
TAmarinds,
Assorted Fruit Jellies,
Green Corn,
Succotlsh,
Fresh Lobster
Fresh and Picked Oysters,
Finest Salad Oil,
English and American Pickles.
Italian Maccaroni, NcIucclli.
London Layer Hasius,
English Curraut.
Lee Pcrrin's, Durkee's and TIalford Sauces,
Tomato Cataup Queen Olives, Clpcrs,
Leghorn Citron,
Dried Apples and Citron,
Desiccated Cocoanut,
Best Chocolate
Dat Meal, lIominy and Tapioca,
Crushed Wheat, Cracked Wheat,
Pearl Barley Split Peas,
Choice Favoring Extract,
nc. &c.
A Full Stock received.
.July. lS13
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16
YfGrI Notices.
: TATE OLE VERMONT-District o.

~ Addison, ss.
In Probate Court, held at Middlebury, within
and for the District Of Addison, on the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1873, Stephen n. Warren,
executor of the last will and testament Of
ELEAZER ABBEY,
late Of Orwell, in said District, deceased, pre-
sents his executive account for examination and
allowance and asks for decree Of said estate.
1t is therefore ordered that said account be re-
ferred to session Of this Court to be held at tho
probate Office in Middlebury, on Monday, the
18th day Of October next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for allowances and it is further ordered
that notice hereof be given to all interested by
publication of this order three weeks excessively
in the Middlebury Register, a newspaper printed
at Middlebury, previous to said time, that they
may appear at that time and place, and chow
cause, if any they may have, why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made as
shall be necessary to close said estate.
TH0S. II. MCLEOD, Register
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-09-16

Hon. Thurman Brookius Of East
Shoreham, has just completed new
dwelling house which he purposes to let.
Last week horse belonging to Oil
yer Farnham OF Shoreham jumped upon
a picket fence, aud was 50 injured that
he died.
The Congregational and Methodist
societies have repaired tho old church at
the village, at an expense of 81, 800. G.
w. Dorm, Of Shorebam. was the architec,
aud builder.
The Grown Point cornet band, un-
der the leadership of Ell. Wills, is to
furnish music at the Grown Point and
Bridport fair, the l7ih and 18th of this
mouth.
-Messrq Il. N. Bissell & Il. W. At.
wood Of Salisbury, are engaged ia ship
, 1873-01-10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tho intense cold wcnthor Of yesterday and to-
day seriously intorfored with locon1otton, and oc-
casioncd greater or less Delays on all tho reil-
Alton / ST. Louis, tho Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, and tho Illinois Central were from threo
to eight houra hohintl timo, while by the North
western nood no stock was received, an order
tho Weather modorates and trains can aga!n run
OH tino. Stock already loaded and Ell route was
ordered "Bwitohcl off, at tho nearest station,
mud properly cared for until further adsicca.
Tho platforms in tho different divisions Of tho
dead hogs-victin1B Of the inclomont weathor.
OATTLE-The unexpectedly light supply Gho
fresh receipts roachod barely 700) induced q
sou,owhat lir,nor foeling among holders, and M the
vance on former rates. Shippers had few ordora
to fill, aud did not aoom particularly anxious to
invest, but tho bottor prices prevalent at tho
East made them moro lboral in their yiowH, and
paid 1 vi Without grumbins. Tic lack Of suitablo
transportation facilities still operates unfavor-
ably, and It is fortunate that receipts continue
light Any very eonsidorabe neroaaH IN ast19 The
othorwwiao than aisaatrouBly to ,sol1ers. The
wants of tic local trade, though much
Increased nH compared with tho . .procea-
ing three or four weeks aro by no
abundant, Willie tho packing houses continue to
! furnish largo amount Of oheap mentg. Feeders
arc not doing much in tho way OF purchases, and
fow as aro Tic offerings Of lesrabe stock steers,
values havo not matorially appreciated, ruling
grados Of from 400 to 900 bn. and Mt $3.75@a. 90
! Tor good, thrifty lots, averaging. from 600 to
| 1,050 lbs. Tho quality Of tho stock offered for
snle WIS much tho sumo as Oh tho preceding anys
| OF tho week, fair to good grades predominating
| Tho raugo Of tho market was 32.50@G.1 with
most Of tho aalcs at ss.75@5.75. The outside
quotation was obtained by Nicols & Aadems fol
a bunch of choice Steers averaging. 1,422 ibs'
Tho largest snlo Of tho aay was eifteted By T.
1870. Tho drove averaged 90S Tbs. The mar
| kak claAnd Btnaily.
, 1873-01-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

Tl1unapAY EVENING, Jnn. o.
ALCOHO1-NnH qniet AMI unchangchi VI per cent
proof Q,lotah1e at sl.T7@1.o9.
BROOM CORN = Only fair inquiry fnr elo|co
srse Tic recstpts arc iieeit. wo auate: No hurl,
45fXo; No. do, 3@31lc insltto green, 34@4o; do
rcd tn %; do palo and rcd, 292hc. .+.
ceiling days Of tho wcob, tho inquiry to-t'ny being
mainly OF local charactcr: Otherwise tho market wan
unohanged, prices reunlnlnR steady mud arm Tor all
grados except Medinnt, which, bcing neglected, aro
roll, 18922o; strictly choco lairy packed, 25@29ot
medium to good, 1e@22o; lnforior to common, 8917c
DAaGINH-Ootton seamless bngs ron1aln hf7n, III
sympathy with tho raw. lnaorial. THO actnand at
good tralo by and BY and holders do not seem inclined
to increase Balca at tho sacrifice Of rrcos III burlnpa
nnd gunncs steady moderate movement IL foportet
and former prces aro vol sustained Wool sacsa arc
low, Csc; kowistowu, so; American. 32Eo; Atnos;
kong a2i5o; otter oreek, 33kc: nnr!ap baga RI antl
III, 2o923No; gunnlce, single, 1s@19e; do, double,
2oe wool Hseks, oa@Ioe. ,. ,an,.,a mi,
ouoto: Naycs at s95o@a.o0: fa!r to prime, s2.oo3
3.35 common to nahum, t1a5f21.75: ~
ro atsady as ollews: sasco !5os
a4.5o; Ronondaio ce,nont s2.25@56o; uIlca c.
nicnt, s2.00 per brl; Lou!sylllo comcnt, 91oo
, s ,?9 sfPs 2',, s1; 9 ri
whito Band poF br s2.75@3oo; nlastering hair 20 nor
building brick {common> f1.oo@1Soo country br!ek.
*s"q ;s %0s1sa %2qsa pfssssa 5'Es 56 q az
waukce 800 dol.; ncne. so 90 deli u!lsslao,
DEL: lre clay, per brl, 009t0o. Tho following Ia
tic list Of pticea per box Of 10 fect for domestic VIII
dow gtaaa, from which reduction Of 40 and per
, 1873-01-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


y i SSs;:$ s; ;sss}: s ss
r$$ ii ;iss si3'';; ;!:;'; 3i;;$!::;;:
sssRSR HaS$$i
$s$S S2$; ( }9 '&::i:: ;:;'
coAN TEN nnoE%T: %fTssSe"ii ss:: Ann and W. Randolph
ri;Es3i Esf'iifix HHM HMs' s.ass'y%%s %sS;.s! a'' &C.
HENRY SEARS ee! on| Il 'ssllii. 'sssll /. sou,a canal..s
aAaur1s g. w,llrGI 1sia II %da sPss; IS E:ss as,.on,t.
T. pupn,Aa aRs"sfasr'iH ya IL SsxiH!sGJ%si| ssl 81 G"si.
o. OTTO &c 5SVS d s I'll ;}%:i
J J. wMiaSHSVS it, IT, $sS.:s;
NJ. anrEsnn113ss! f5Ef$$!; i! ~. sss 1ssss|s1S,s;
$R$ 4 :$ j Ss$ ;:; Z ;';;i: s:;
e. wkfN ptSR"afs & ses,a s' s, oo'''
wAl A1Iill'aff06 0UiN H saa %
rrsnnv 4.1nSE1sss,' s,!!s, ass sss'i Jill; water..t.
s$ g. VI! G::s::s: ;G :::'
& SEA;i %S;f sss*'ass'&s = R.aaS'cn
;SH SAES$2 si $ VI %s.ss;sn
". W. K1MDALG. co., WI Webnsfsv aud rhlrtoontha'
A. b, mrnKrn o6;; 6P,F !:s !1s''; 1&s's'i;.,'nsv.
IL W, AUSTIN co. a!Srl; )! ~ ;3 asn,h ,Sater-st.
SNYDER tH f1 Il hstasr Et.Sa aii,as' HMa E1sss..lo
Sait!cEy lIn rfTare:
, 1873-01-10

polta, furs md robos from Tho Western Tori
torios, in atltlttfon to which tho Union pGclu
las lianlod tltrougl, from Nebraska over one
hundred cAr-l9n1H Of faI emilio.
TIE ERIE uASALa,
ALBANY, NY, Jan. s.-.Eho report OF tho
State Comptroller shows TINT o !iS ,oSrennon o. o.
tho canals last yonr woro e3i4 1873 III exocaa Of
tho receipts. lto rceommondn prompt lcBisia-
tion for on1arsing tic, oapaclty OF tho Etio
Canal, In ortlor to retain tho transportation Of
Wcstorn proluctu, and successfully compete
Will, tho Candinn canals.
BUFFALO, N. y, Jan. B.-ln pursuance OF pub
mon OF this city mot ti1 oycning nt Tho Council
Olnmlor, aud rasaod resolutions lndorstng tho
recont notion of tho Chambor q Commerce Gs, of
o1nrnont for tho enlargement Of tho Eric Canal,
and opening tho pamo TO tho froo commerce of
all tho Hlatoa.
LATEST.
In tho afternoon, whont was moderately nctlYo
nnsl 1So lower. No. spring aold at $1.2ll4@
1.2lsS aeIior tho month, an!l ol.22N@l2'3'a 4 6 ''a
Corn was quiet and stealy Mt 90 @909c bollertho
month, and 9114@3114o nellor February. Oats
and othor coroa1B woro qnict. rrov1bionP wo1o
neglected.
, 1873-01-10

Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city con-
sumption: 3,082 bu wheat; 1,Gl5 bu corn; 8,8Go
bu oats; 789 bu rye; 4,o31 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: II cars
whoat; 1903 cars corn; "a cars oats; cars rye;
10 cars barley. Total, 200 cars, or 81, 900 bu.
II has boon suggested that the Board Of Trade
should assumo the e.ponso Of employing legal
lnlont Qho attorney OF tho Dohrd) In caaes where
Its membors contost their rights with tho rail-
xoad companies, or tho through freight lines.
OF courHo such caaos should be first approved
by tho Board OF TruBtooH. At present
shippor Of freight Is practically At
tho mercy OF tho froighters, because ho
raunot AFFORD to risk several hundred
Hol1arB in loyal expenses, for the recovery Of a
ecoro Of dollars more or loss. Hence no III
pbligcd to accept their terms and decisions AZ
Hnaf, though ofton aorc undar what no believes
70 be palP pablo wrong. 1t ia urged that II tho
Board OF Trade shou}a Announce ita detszmana-
, 1873-01-10

!s q 1lH@11ne coisH ls,own 1lalla oT,s6a, Prime
sr sr csss% E az &. sas 4s iSi}s az 3s;'e ao
ff; ~ ai0iSI t1, e3so Y3@o sver aspn
s1rs s1rs @ o 5oas Rs~ Rsss rfsans ss
(9soo; 10 prime, 7oa7jo: o common, 0365o; Porto
III ',oaasoa, ahoieo, dd5aooo; common molsssos,
Hrio.a-Alarice, 17@toc; cloves, 2R@aoa; oa.a!a,
aIagor pure, 2aessoo; 10 No. l. 2o825o do No. 2 ID
,ss ;S!$s,; dsis% ss ss,s$s; %Si!s ~,
sss s} h'' sS oS%oc1 Ss;sa 1Sss e Ssa'3e
sTaa'',maes, ~ S%1o' e e0r' 0l1'; laundry
iIAY-Tratlng continues slack, for roatons nun.
tloncd IN preyo's reporlH, Under light roeepts s,w-
eysr ssea hetEp u aud may 9o ?%Gsa s.csy
" eonau 1s @ 81 yTs
rrcsaod. tEn,otly looao 70 l'resse M fthSo9
mGv 9 r1r sFsisSse sqe9,i 9n1.,xia o. o,s
1850 Tor delivery Ct prcsuod, sloo515o, according
to dataneo.
prices nro a.,asalnel With ,nala.od ,rrnnegs. Slip
l,crs ant 1ocal tanners III tho market, md tho
ay 9rys s5o taken " It s Cst'9919s
ht srt 12io%o sgs1n H5esn ,d,'
e: ctr ID a. ry rS n ss'f sas dosiea ;sy s
iSs!a ps!ss ssSsd. i Re; ~ ssat ea - .,', , =.
quoo: Choice whito comb af sdssoo; medium grades,
Pser @ afn'y yaIS sr op,
nmong browers for current necessis!os. Tho receipts
q Western aro lght, aud the supply Z motlsrsto
45@G5c We again 1uoto: Primo hoEa at so@.So
fair to good, ao@35c common 10 medium; 259e3oo
s2S noa tSSo' HSb HEtsSs EEs soosss asss' a
though bcttor fceng prevails among dealers. VAL
, 1873-01-10

some Of It for phipmont. ao1lor tito month, or
cauh No. 3, Hold Mt 2ite60D24g4o 8ollor February
at 25}s@25Ao; aollor April 1T 2o21o, and aoller
May at 20]1p. sollor nfaroh was nominal NJ a51
M2lu. Cnnh gateR wero reported to Il, coo b,1
M. 2 Mt 2424o; GOO bu rojootod at 21o. Total,
17,2O0 br1.
1lyc waB quiet md steady ns tlio outside price
of yoatordnyi galca boing reported Of ,2oo bt,
No. at G7o. Thoro was worry llttlu offering, ,nnd
receipts woro hnall (only j cHrs), wEilo thoro
wore sovoral ortlors on tho floor day or two ngo;
but 1t is r1,n,orol tint most of tloao wcro limit
ed to G511@G0o, md ltAvo beon withdrawn slnco
tho market roBo abovo Goo.
Barley was loss actiyo, md rathor weak, ono or
two operators trying to Jump upon tt, Which
game waa only partal ailccoss, owing to the
pa1city Of receipts, And tho georal atrongtl olBo-
whore: No. opened at 67c and declined to GEO ut
thu c1oao for chr LOTS vlen regular was
quotab1o at nhout 0515c. 8ollor February
sold at 081@@07o. No. Q closed at &c.
Cash sales were reported Of 400 hu No, a., u.
l. Coz at Zoo; 400 bn do ut G7o; 900 bu do at
G619o; 1000 bu TO at Goo; 800 bu do ut 059l /;
5,060 b,, do NJ 05]So; 400 bn No. 0 ut Gao; 1,200
BIZ do at 5311o; B0O bn do at Csc; 400 tu rejected
at 411fo; 400 bu tlo at 41o; 400 bu by sample at
nt 82o; 400 bu do at zoo; 400 bu do ut Goo. To-
tai, $4,000 bu.
PRODUCE BTAT1srIcs.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Circular has
, 1873-01-10
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. 0.
The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of produce at this point during the paat twenty
four hours, and for tho corresponding date QUO
year ago:
, 1873-01-10


GREAT FNAuDS IN THE IMPORT TnhUE
Tho following special despatch from Now York
gives tho most prominent points OF, aomo recent
discoveries Of nwindliug IN tho importationa Of
goods ut tint point:
Speeia, Despatch to TIC Chicago Tribune,
NEW YonE, inn. 8.-Gront oxcitemont prevail
eA in commercial circles to-day ovor tho report
that the old and eminent firm of Phelps, Dodge
l. Co., extensive dealers in tho tin trado, hayo
been ,aucd by tho aoy1rnment by y, ,ooo, CO.,
Custom Houao. Their trade Of late has exceeded
all logiti1natp bounds, and clerk recently
III their employ hna made revelations of
thcir dishonesty said by tho United States
District Attorney to bo conc, conclusive; T., Phelps,
trado Ut present, and tho blow lala heavily upon
thcm. They CHIN TINT tho charge isinspired by
Tho malice Of tho clerk. It is reported TINT
s$26o,o00 Ind been offered by tho firm to have
not accepted. Particu who hayo Investigated
Ahe affair alloge that Phelps, Dodge Il Co. hayo
brought goods into market for sale at prices en'
tirely too low to hayo paid tho duty theroon.
pscitod inquiry into their mnnnor Of 1nsi-
hess, and tho discovery was made that
they were. not paying, duty on o
large proportion Of thoir itnportations, and wore
accordingly cheating tho Government and in1~
,expoBea, and tho Government nnthoritios Bay
they will press it for immediate trial
When it was proposed @ fow years ago to re-
duce tho tux on whiskoy from $500 to 60o pe1
gallon, ono of tho aoundest arguments in its fa-
WAS 80 enormous that it was temptation TOW
detillors could withstand. Tho Same argument
holds good to some ostont against all high tar.
Ifs, aa is shown by the above instance. !,
LOCAL 6ToCK AND BOND MARKET.
. Messrs. Lunt, Preston & Kean quote aa fol
lows this afternoon:
, 1873-01-10

nboyo list. ill.,. 49,.
sE1iDa-Tmott,y waB In good demand md hlGhor.
Sales botng reported Of fair 10 primo sco At So
Uoyor in hcttcr request at f49o@510 for orsli,
nary, and GO for fnasunosA. 1hckwcat sold
nt olc@1o0 gaca incln'o 30 bags primo ii,oty at
sa.35 124 hagv 'o at $3.50 q aas1;a good 1t $685.:
s49o; hagB 1nan1aoth 10 at 500; 20 b'gH Do At
$3.50; ~ bags at s545; 27 bags hlckwhcat, good at
$l.0D; T3 bags do fnfr at 00c.
TEA9-1n this market fur activity Is Noticeable md
lions notably 20 for tho finer grader. Htochs
nro ample, wo quoto: lIysop, eoinlnon to fsr.
auporfino 10 uo old yHor, 75c@ Il 90; common nor
ia, 0'@75c; good 70 choico dot ao to good
s12;@l95 ctess to ostIa saf Jtapap' 1a 1poe@slo5;
bb(9o5a; common 70 fne oolon3, 35@45c; good GOO
7ON ciolco to oxtra, D0c@ Il 90.
TOBACC0-Was firm md unchanged. Wo 1,toto
OuEw1ao-FIno Cut-E1tra, 71Gss5c; choice, $50
ss1ox1ao--Extra, 33335c: mclluu, oo332c; COM
mon stems, 17G329c -.-
WooD-Prtces ruo stcady aa followu: Beech, $la.oo;
maple, $14.Oo hickory $l5.oo slabs, 5000, dolrcr-
, 1873-01-10
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

n....-.'-... ,,--....
InthRiAf A'EHiaa' Jan. n.
Tho oxarenoly cold, bostorous Wcalhcr Of tho
bast few t1ars Inns checked business III NIL depart
mcnta Of Legitimate trade, but timo runs ap
win mil nntoa mot,,ro M ccrtonly With tho
eN4lt MI" !'u'o1 ~ 1n".o , ~ sy w.. VII 49, 49,
thermometer a. ~ s1ogreos noiow zero anu tno
wind blowing gallo ns thoy no IN moro onanra-
bio wCathcr. Tho temperature of tho Inst fow
1nva 1na t1,croForh contributed not 4 tiltlo 10
.Di I'LL T., a.. too., .,,,.,.t n,.a
kceplnG 1nohoy llHllt III 'Ao locnl 'l'N'hol' 1Ho
Chicago l. Northwestern Railroad Company
s,nvo ia.ucd or1orp To tbntr aoenta In rncoivc
, 1873-01-10
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
IRRlVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Winter Arrangements.
EXPLANATION or RrrEnEsoE MAnKB.- Saturday OK
oePtol. Buntiay e1eeptol: tMonday accepted. Ar
rive Sunday at 8:U1 4. IN. Daily.
CHICAGO & ALTON RAILROAD.
CHfca5o, Alton h St. Through Lfne, anil Louiana
new aior route from chfcaqofo l,nsas City, Union
Deuof Hfa Side, ntur .ffGlito'l-st. bridge.
, 1873-01-10

Wheat was moderately actlYo, ana aVetageu
about the Bamo, though the great bulk Of tho
transactions were objected at near tho outside
prcoB Of yeaterday. Tho market WAS worry firm
strong carly, and steady altarMards-With
good demand, ind rather smnll offerings, prin
eipaly on account Of light receipts and nntieipa-
ported that good deal Of tho whoat to como
forward from iowa aud Minnesota ls inthroshed,
and tho farmers can do ltttlo towards preparing
it for market while their f9rma ore deeply R eoy-
Of hauling, and shipment by rail. Other markets.
wero firm and .quiot, md Now York closed
stronger, probably in sympathy With Chicago.
The trnaing horo was principally In IN options
shipping domeua,. but the car lots
oi1orod were all willingly taken up. to carry into
February, againpt options sold for TINT month.
Seller February opened at Sl:229R, declnod to
Closed .Hl9' streasar at s1.as%. Hollor the mouth,
or cash No. 2 spring., was quiet at s1.20H@
closing at tho outside, No. spring was mac
quotations. No. aprng cloaod firm ut s1o715,
Cd Of 900 bu No. . spring at s1.2ly}; 10000
ba Do At sl2l s7soG BY ~ Dc p, at S1si 19seo
400 bu No. Q spring at 9l.0a GOO bu do at
s1.071f; 400 bu do at $l.07 800 bu rejected
spring at o5; 1900 bu do ut ol1c. Total,
Corn dorm VAS ss quiet and stoady. There was loAs
doing in cash lots than yesterday, mud tloy ruled
no higher, owing to tho fact OF light offerings,
Tie receipts having fallen OF, and being expect
! cd to 10 small for soyorRl days to como OPP
tons were unchanged, With little intorest maui
ifostcl either way, and an especial lack Of at
tontion to the summer options. Indeed, tho
mArlset was almost oonlatoso. fully quartor Of
an hour olnpaing at ono time without a!ngle
e Gssh No. or ssor t1o IT 9nh sGa
aefjor March at t4ID91 To: Bollor Anril at $3.50
, 1873-01-10

firm There waB nothing approaching sctivity FL tic
demand, ts any rarticular "rus lootcd for dur
ing tho present month";, but tho spring trade promises
ANAL, broyant ione refvadea tho market. We repent
mr. quotations. a8 fpllowa:
, 1873-01-10

pDUi.TnY---A falr demand prevailed tor choice
aoou deal Of poor aud frozen stock tho harriet.
Prices about tho yssterasy sa'es ins'uo na
do at llo 200 lis u 16c 10 dog choice shtsasns It
1885, 5! oz good DO .. saoo q 9o1 g. 9 as ~ ano o -
Observation-Disclosures was nothing doing to-day, tle
weather being too cold. Peachblows aro quotabs at
70u Oh track mud at 7t&sbo for Htoso lots.
sALT-Was In moderate request. we ennsinMe 70
quou ouondaga an5 asgna% ns s?so o5d1nsry tnaE
SaLO dairy witllo bags, $3ho; do, with bags, $ie5
Iiso; Aslton dasrY, pss sacs, $500; ground alumi
**is;as Kali DooI,y HSD DIIEps-wera In tho nyeraga
demand. rrices wero unchanged, ma fol'ows: ,,-.
, 1873-01-10

ca CANNED auoDs AND pluEI l.s-Tho donsan1 for
p,ina},y unchanged, peacles arc Ia larga atock, aud
ero doic weak Itt aside from this, there kes1na to
be uo ispoait!on 10 ahadc r,ces. Dsow ato tho cur
toiHa
, 1873-01-10

MEALS AND TiNNEl,s' sToCK-TEatlo cotn-
ues light, although rather moro active shan last week
Tho market for metAla In lrnler. We quote: ~
TN PLATr-1U, 10x14, $l4.oo; do 1:xl2, s145o
d. 14x2o, sl5 90; %, roofing 1o SIZED. ~.
SHEET ziNo-Full Casks, lilo; half casks, 1lalo;
less quantity, 1lNo; slab, DC.
brazor ovor u ,
47c timed copper, 43o.
W1nE-2 to 5. 10 8, and .. 1o' 70 to II, 11c; ~
49, 1oc 10, 1865 2o 2oo full bundle. Is por cent dla-
count fence wire. &c.
very plt. Hates aro "a follows: 10d, pet kcg 1915
rates Id, do, 5000; Cd do, s6.2si AZ do, $3.50
I'd d. $325; sd do, 1no $780, I'd do, $500; cllnrh,
m 11t<n In rim tr,in
, 1873-01-10

OIIS-Carbon was easy,-0loYcland bcfhg quoted
dull and unsettled, Lard, linseed, md wllao wera
arm Wills ohor css5pons sle Stsaay ":
estSa lard oil, 7ao; No. i, CSC No. 2. G5o lin.
seed. raw, sso; do boiled. eso whulr s6e; sperm,
$3od92.l5 neatefoot oil, strictly pure *llo Do e1-
sra!s, 72G7sc; elephant ol ose; turpentno, 7o972o;
nap,i,a o3o gravity, 25a narta, ,,I common, zoe.
coutln,ied tiullncss in the paint trade Aside from
lIcht local demand there Ia considerable Inquiry,
aud tho prevalent feeling ia not particularly arin. Wo
Quotn:
, 1873-01-10
Total boxes1 ,7O9o12 1,2o1 200 1417,2oo 12as, ,ea
THE PACIFIC llArI.nQADg,


The following ia statement OF the shipment
OF q fow Of tho loading articles ogor tue Central
and Union Pacific llailroads to points cast OF tho
tiou OF which came to this CITY
, 1873-01-10

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Depot corner Qf Harrison anil ShermaHss. Ticket Q1ee
'1o' 81 Ntat ,Had{sen-sf.