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The trade has not been so active hi, week as
1t has been for several weeks past The supply
of cattle In market from the West was large.
The quality not SO good upon an average as
that OF one week ago. Cattle cost higher at Al
bany, and some Of the drOvers returned with
out purchasing any FOR this week. Prices re-
main unchanged from our last quotations. 4
few of the best cattle were sold al 1@Tlsc z ID.
Some few commission cattle would cost IAc 2
b live weight,
WORKING OXEN. Trade does not improve
much, and II few pairs each week is all
the market requires. We quote sales OF pr
9Th feet, s2O5 ; l pr feet, sls5; pr, feet
10 In, 5000 pr 1t In, $40; pr q fl In
sl65; pr. g fl, G In, sl40; pr 6 IL 10 In, sl62
STORE CATTLE.-learlings Sll a ST.; year
olds SIS "a s2s; year olds s25 a a. 2 head
Most Of the small cattle that are In fair con-
dition are bought up to slaughter There has
been but few lots of store cattle brought into
market yet this season.
Mich Cows - We quote extra at S55G190 ;
Most OF those offered In market for sale are of
n common grade. Good cows sell well at fair
prices.
SHEEP AND JAMESON account of the large
supply brought into market one week ago the
market al Boston has been overstocked, and
there were but few western sheep brought In
this week. Prices for northern sheep ranged
from 4%@1c z III.
swINE-store Pigs Wholesale exc; retail,
: "a TlGc T. n.
FAT hoSs-is,GOo in market; prices 5'5@5',c
- H.
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NEW YORK EEECTsOa.

The annual state election for New York
will take place in November next. This is
one of their "off years" in politics, and it
is about the only state in the Union, which
holds annual elections, of which il can be
truly said To be an 'oif year" The GOV
ernor, lieutenant governor and certain other
of the state officers having been elected last
fall, for two years, hold over, so that the
secretary of state, treasurer attorney gen
eral, comptroller, one canal commissioner.
"ne Inspector of the state prison, and, per
laps, one or two other state officers to-
gether with the senate, which is elected
only once in two years, and the entire as
sembly chosen annually, are alone to be
voted for, Thus although they hold an
nual elections, it Is not always possible to
change the political complexion of the
state at a single election, especially in q
year after the presidential election.
Twenty -four out of the thirty-two senators
in the last legislature were republicans, and
ninety-onc out of one hundred and twenty
eight members of the assembly were of the
same party, while there was, in addition
thereto, one assemblyman elected as
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BENNINGTON. Sept. Is

prNNiNti'Ns i'tlt. 10.
EMtoy IF RUtIond GIo6e. In the DAILY
GLOBE of Sept 10th notice an article I'M
der the head of the champion COW" signed
by "IIlel HOLSTER" in which The states
that the milk produced from the above
named COW for one week weighed 2G3 lbs,
average per day, 81 A., lbs. Taking the
above as n challenge for competition. and
being the owner of very good COW.
have weighed her milk for the week end
ing Sept. 18Th with the following result
Whole amount of milk, 2s9 lbs, average per
day, IL 81 lbs. BY this statement il APP
pears that am ahead 4 81 lbs per day.
That Judge HOLSTER owns an excellent
COW, there can he no doubt, but with the
above figures before lis | think | shall be
under the necessity of holding that little
championship until further advices. We
do not make any butter, as we sell all of
our milk, which our customers claim 10 be
of excellent quality.
Very respectfully,
VI. G. SELpEN,
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Agents for the Globe.

II. |. Stllson. Bennington.
II. 7. Morgan, Wallingford.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
u. ). Hard, Arlington.
VI. u. Kelley, South WalllngfOrd.
q. G. Pierce, East Clarendon.
u. j. Carpenter, BrattlebOro.
Gibbs 81 Co.. Brandon.
Dennis0n Brothers, Plttslnrd.
W. NJ. Day, Middlebury.
Rufus Holt, Pittsfeld.
j. ID. culver, Hydeyille.
Y. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. 7. Peabody, Plttsford
Alden a Co., Middlebury.
II. T.. Spencer, Sutherland Falls.
j. \. Haskell, FalrhaYen.
\. l.. Kellogg, CaStleton.
{. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
L.. Johnson, West Pawlet.
W. :. Basseti, MlddletOwn.
James Rice, Pawlet.
b T.. Parmenter, Mechanlcs,ille.
y, Horton, Mount Holly.
W. W. lIibbard, Poultney.
7. Holton, Dandy I Corners.
William Pierce. Dandy
u. A. Carter, Benson.
W. II. HUI, Wells.
o. T.. Woods, Bellows Falls.
4. II. Robbins, Chester.
4. II. Allen, East WalllngforI
sherman Brothers. Ludlow.
Brown a Clark, Chittenden,
j. ID. Purdy, Manchester.
NJ Southland. Vergennos.
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Otis Spaulding largest and best variety ;
Abel Adams I'd best JAS Saunders, best
potatoes Hosea johnson, I'd best Alvin
Taylor, 81 best A n w A Felt, best
beets Jas Horton, Cd hest John Pettin-
gill; best carrots ; Shaw d Smith, I'd best !;
VIM Rowcll, best turnips r l. Lawrence,
I'd best; Shaw & Smith, best cabbages !;
II 5 Bailey, best caulihowers Geo A
spaiford, hest pumpkin Jas Saunders,
I'd best Charles Sawyer, best squashcs ;
Henry Bailey, I'd best &C Gddings,
best onions A & w A Felt, I'd best ;
Shaw Il Smith, best peppers Mrs | IL
Robbins, hest tomatoes Jas Horton, ID
host
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OuR MOTHERS, who were the best and lidicst
housewives In the world-cNcepng our grand
mothers took especial pride In the possession
OF rows OF ttnwarc that glistened like pol
ished mirror. Every article about their houses
susceptible TO polish, including the brass
knocker, was regularly frightened up until Il
fairly glistened. With their primitive mater-
ais, such as Bath brick, emery, rottOn stone,
etc II was serious labor, albeit one OF love.
Nowadays, however, their daughters use Sa.
polio ana In one hour can polish more articles
ana do II better than they could In q whole day.
II You wish 10 excel your mothers In the bright
ness OF your Kitchen ware, use SapOlo.
senf lalNAN1M
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Professional.
u f VI o V A J.
DR.. :. W. SMITII,

r EMOv h.
DIR. ;. ". SMYTH,
Having established himself permanently Ia
Rutland. and for the better convenience Of hi.
patients, he has removed hi, onlcc from IN.
Bordwell House to the
BAXTER NATIONAL BANK BLOCK,
where he may be consulted daily Except Fri
days free OF charge.
ofllce hours 2 q. m. TO 4 p. IN. and to : p IN
CARD.
TO those who may be unacquainted with the
particulars OF my practice, brief explanation
might not be unwelcomc. During the whole OF
my professional career, my time and attention
has been exclusively devoted to the study and
investigation Of diseases Of the EYE, EAR, MA.
SAL CAVITY, THROAT, LUNGS and CHEST
and arrangements Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM
MY speciality embraces the eradication OF Con.
sumption Cdtdrrh Throat diseases, affections or
the Vocal Orgdns, asthma, and all Ldryngfcal
/ bronchial and Pulmonary Complaints; the re-
moVal OF Deafness, Discharges from the Ear, and
the treatment Of all diseases leading to General
Deoftfty or the loss or impairment OF Nervous an
1 Physical Poper
! MY onice Is provided with every practical im =
provement and advantage founded by the ad-
vanced state OF medical science for the relief or
human suffering. Patients coming under my
care for treatment may expect to receive every
benent guaranteed by science, skill and com
prehenslve experience.
TO THE PUBLIC, 1 have to say that | do not
consider 1t necessary at this time to present to
your notice further testimonials OF the success
OF the new method Of treatment advocate
Having. during the past six months, given you
people In this village and vicinity, should Ger
talnly give those who are stlll suffering con
iidence enough to employ one who Is 50 unlver.
sally successful.
20 Consultation free and terms within IN.
reach OF all. Hr
Yours, etc,
:. ". sMYTH, NJ -
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SAD ACCIDENT. -Rev. Mr. Edison. agent
of the American and Foreign Bible society,
spending the night of Sept. nth, at the
house of Deacon Kingsbury, in North
Fairfax, in passing out from the door
during the evening, stepped from plat
form to the ground, distance of three
feet, breaking his leg and producing such a
fracture as to require the amputation of
the limb about midway between the ankle
and knee lie was attended by Drs. Hall
and Branch, and is as comfortable as could
be expected under the circumstances.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-19

CIVIL Surr-A suit has been brought
against G. NJ. Wilcox of Guilford, by the
widow of the late William Smith, for ~.
900, under the act passed by the Legisla-
ture of 1870, for damage sustained by the
death of her husband, who was killed by
the fracas of July 4th, she claiming that
the liquor causing the fracas was purchased
of Wilcox.
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HiesssaG'EDN CAT"Ea.E NAss 81 s.a,
For thc wcek ending ~ edme-aa)
september -.

At market for the current week cattle 500 /.
sheep and lambs, s29: swine l3,,1h number OF
Western cattle 29G5; Eastern cattle 81; work
ing oxen and Northern cattle 325.
Prices OF beer cattle u 100 lbs, live weight.
Extra quality $500 "a 90: first quality 80 500
$40; second quality 20 lhla M third quality
- 50a5 G2il poorest grade of coarse Oxen bulls,
&C., SO 20 aye.
Brighton hides 9,o &c r. 10. Brighton iallow
&c "a Glfr p 10.
country hides slse-rin. country tallow aq
5igc L H..
talf skins lGelsc 2 h. sheep skins. be
@s,'(r each; Lamb skins .5a 81 20 each.
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The Episcopal CHuRcn.-Thc journal
OF the Vermont Episcopal Convention fur.
nishes the following summary of the statis-
Tics OF the diocese Number of clergy
pishop ], prcsbytcrs 3O-3l parishes 43
paptisms-adults 81, infants, 934 1891
confirmed as reported by the bishop, 232
ana communicates, present number, 2 $3.50.
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BATTLES OF SEPTEMBER. September
has been memorable az the era of three ia
nous fights which occurred during the war
OF 1924 the Battle of Plattsburgh the
battle of North Point, near Baltimore and
Commodore Perry's naval victory on Lake
Erie 1t is said that Admiral Joseph Smith
Is the last survivor of the officers who took
part in the battle of Lake Champlain.
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Allen & Drew, q Merchants Row, are
selling goods ut cost for 30 days. 10 close
ont stock Hats. Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing Good Goods
At very low prices
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DENNlSON'S PATENT sill

DENNlSoNS PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss BY tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. sold by Printers and Slatloncrs
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co RUTLAND,
lune23dAwtf Wholesale Agents.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE, FRIDAY M
DAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 49, 1873
Addison County .
BRfDpORT,

The Crown Point and Bridport Fair,
holden at Crown Point, n. Y, opposite
Bridport, this week, attracts many visitors
from the Vermont side. On Friday there
are to be several races under the auspices
of the Track Society
About one ton of butter purchased at
Skiff and Spaulding's last Monday ut 90 to
80 cents.
G. Il. lIoughton, the well known droyer
who has been in feeble health for n year,
contcmplatcs visiting California to spend
the winter. and escape the rigors Of this
climate.
Mr.. John Goodwin, blacksmith, now .S
years old. shoes horses every day. 1t is
thought that there are few smiths in Yer
mont Of hi. age yet active in their calling.
SEW HAYES.
: Il. NJ. Cowles. Esq. and family, are
spending some weeks at Boston and the
sra shore.
Hay is being delivered at the dcpo, by
farmers ut St5 per ton.
coGNwALI.
j u. llamblin. Esq. has recently sold
fourteen choice Mcrino ycarlng ewes to
Williamson Il Chcrbino at 500 per head
\ portion of them were exhibited at the
state Fair. They will probably soon he
sent to California.
Charles Benedict. Esq, is slowly rccov-
cring from very serious attack of kidney
disease
Mr. Rolin y Foot has sold eighty ton,
of hay TO a st. Alblns dealer for ~ 200.
The ingenious hay loader invented by
| Nelson b. Douglas of Cornwall attracted
/ mitch attention nj the State Fair. and seems
7 destined to hccomc IL favorilc.
Large numbers Of pickerc have been
/ caught from the waters of Lemon Fair the
present season. hy intrepid disciples of
Isaac Walton, weighing from one TO six
pounds.
NuDDIEBrEY
Mr.. Charles i. Cooke, only son of Judge
Samuel T.. Cooke. died on Saturday last.
Mr.. Cooke was a young man of great pro-
mise, and graduated with honor from Mid
dlebury College in 1872. lis health had
then become frail and he haslencd TO f'lori-
ia 10 spend the winter Returning home
late in the spring Of 1873. he sought health
among the Adirondacks. but all in vain.
The fell destroyer, consumption, could not
be stayed. Less than two years ago Judge
Cooke hurled an only daughter, who died
with the same disease He and his cstm-
able wife have the sincere sympathy of tho
entire community
\. j. Severance IS buying several car
loads OF Thoroughbred Merinocs which he
will take to California. Prices range from
500 to $50 for ewes. and from 500 10
= 900 for rams.
The vacancy made by the resignation OF
President kitchcl OF the College. on ac-
count OF i'll health. has not yet been filled.
DR.. Kiichell continues 10 supply the pull
ri, at Wcybridgc.
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Is Wheldcn & Son, LIST premium ON stoves
and hollow ware j II Whelden ON tin
and metal ware WD Ball, best show case
of hardware Ludlow Toy Company, hest
samples of childrens' toy sleds; + Barney,
best worked marble; T. = Tarbell, Cd best.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS

} II Wheldon, best pillow and horse hoe ;
Geo Kimball, best horse rake; w ] Smith,
best OK yoke A T Smith, hest steers
yoke
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{ W Stearns, best half bushel OF wheat.
LIST prem n Horton, ID ; 4 d Herrck.
best half bushel rye Josiah Gibson, I'd ;
N Horton, best half bushel oats c W
Stearns, hest sweet field peas c Duns-
more, best common corn, LIST premium ;
Isaac llemenway, I'd II $ Bailey, best
sweet corn, LIST Levi Barnard, I'd Levi
Barnard. hest pop corns LIST; II Johnson,
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LIST Or PKEMaitMS
Awarded at the Farmers, and Me-
chanics' Fair, held at Ludlow,
September 10 and ~.
HORSES.


Amherst Aldlich. Shrewsbury, best stall
lion ) years old and over, LIST premium !;
IIiland Holden, Ludlow, best year old,
I'd premium. Brood mare and colt. S. J.
Atherton, LIST prem I'd. Chas Eslcy Sd,
j. NJ. Pratt all of Ludlow. Best . year
old gclding. LIST premium. Abncr Felt 2d
Albert +. Spaulding. Best . year old
FLIES, LIST premium. \. :. Burbank od.
Ira Bclknap. Best year old filly. list pre-
MUM, a. Fullam W + Robinson hest
pair matched horses, LIST premium; G. p
Spaulding. Cd premium. \ y Fletcher.
gents single driving horses. l>i premium :
j II Putnam. 81 premium + /. Piper. 3D.
premium. Geo II Cole. hest family horse.
LIST premium : Athcrion. II premium /:
W il Sawyer, ID premium Miss Ageic
Sawyer, plymouth, best tandem team. LIST
premium. W 4 " + \ Felt. best pair
draft horses, LIST premium. Whitcomb Il
Athcrton. best single draft horse. lsi pre-
mium.
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TAGS.--We sell Dennison's Tags to
Il Printers and Statloners at Dennisons
lowest wholesale prices,
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Abner Felt, hest variety of apples, LIST
VI Head. ID :: J p Eaton, best ten var
ictics of apples 1st c w Stearns, I'd n
Pettigrew Bird. a Fullam, best variety of
plnms list; OF lIcmenway, ID; Abncr
Felt, 3D.. a G Fullam best peers, LIST
Abner Felt. I'd; o NJ Head, 3D.. G /
Spauding, best grapes. list Abncr Felt,
2d.
Specimens of crab apples were exhibited
by A Felt, W Graham, Miss Sarah d
Freeman and Mrs Abel Adams, but not in
quantities sufficient TO cntiilc the cNhibi-
tors to premiums
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l.. u. Wintermute is u native of New
York State. Two years ago he was a resi-
dent of st. Paul, where he followed the
profession of civil engineer At one time
he was extensively engaged in railway con
strnction, having built considerable por
ton of the Milwaukee and Lacrosse road.
In fankton he has been In the banking
business. He is about forty years Of age
and married.
Gen. McCook was hut thirty-four years
of age He enlisted when mere boy as a
private soldier, and worked up until he was
commissioned as colonel of the Thirty-hrst
Illinois regiment. His military career was
brilliant and honorable, and he retired
from the service with the rank of Brevct
Brigadier-General. In February, 1879, he
was appointed Secretary Of the Territory
of Dakota.
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CATTLE
FLOODED.

I.G Fullam, D year old Jersey bull, list
premium G + Davis, ycaring Attorney
BULL LIST premium VIM Smith. "a pre-
MUM Amasa Adams. Jersey COW. lat
premium G. + Davis, Alderney COW, list
premium do % premium G f Davis,
Alderney heilcr, 1st premium do 9d pre-
MUM W II II Chapman. Jersey hlll calf,
LIST premium,
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GRADES.

Thomas Coughln, bull, 3 yeats old. !st
premium Joseph Goodrich. year old
bull LIST premium + Dunsmoorc. 2d pre-
MUM Arney Wiley. ycarling bull, list
premium w II Sawyer. ID premium ::
Joseph Sanders. hull calf lSt premium +
Dunsmoorc. hcifcr calf. Isl premium {;
Joseph Sanders. "a prcmiun II A
Fletcher. . year old hcifcr lst premium /:
o VI Warren. "a premium Henry Harris
COW. LIST premium " 3 Pratt. ID pre-
mitm John Davis. fattcd beef over yrs
old, Isl premium: O VI Warren. fattcd beef
under years old. Isl premium. Town of
Cavendish, best six yoke OF oxen. lst pre-
MUM town of Ludlow. six yoke OF oxen
% premium. \ Wadleigh. pair working
oxen, LIST premium Prescott Warren. I'd
premium G II Wood, 81 premium. \ r
Smith, pair 3 year old steers, Isl premium:
G f. White, ID premium S :, traiguc .
year old steers. Isl premium II l. Barton.
2d premium. ] Y Green, yearling steers.
LIST premium W J Smith, I'd premium. s
S Craiguc. calf. LIST premium 4 Spaud-
ing, I'd premium. S s CraiGuc, steers
years old trained by boys. isi premium
Ralph Barton. Cd premium. l. A Smith,
yearling steers, trained by boys, list pre-
MUM Herbert Smith, I'd premium Al
bert Spauding, James Green. Willie Graf
que, trained calves, premiums divided he
tween the three rs they were all of equal
merit
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ZEN TER STREET
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SHEEP.
MFnINO5.

VIM Johnson, best butter. LIST premium ;
: + Wood, ID premium. Willard johnson.
hest cheese, LIST premium p X Spaulding.
I'd. c Davis, best maple sugar. lst pre-
mium \ Horton, 3D. Mrs A d l. Her
rick. hest syrup, 1st James Saunders, ID.
\. Horton best honey, LIST; Alvin 1ay-
Tor. Cd.
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|
AT ASHMUN'S
\ + Mp F. OF IA sHIO
DIPLOMA AWARDED
AZ the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsomest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and La
dies Furnishing Goods.
BARGAINS BARGAINS.
In opening OF the season. Full line of Millinery
and
PATTERN HATS, FLOWERS, PLUMEs. TIPS
TRIMMED AND UNFRAMED HATS.
Ribbons. Nets, Laces, Frames &C., at prices
cheaper than ever.
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
TIES. TIES.
Frlnged NJ SOC, Polka dot Tie at a0c.. and null
and complete line OF all the latest STYLES and
SilaucS AZ bottom prices.
n ID T. h G \ X VI f. NTS.
We VIII sell you seven tucked skirt al ~,
embroidered Chemise at 81, tucked and en-
Droluered drawers al 81, long night robes, beau
TRULY made 80; Chlldren's Slips NJ SOC, all
worth double the money.
CoRsETs AND BusTLEs,
Belts, Infants wear, Hosiery, Lace Collars, rum
ing and Collareis
KID GLOVES
A. zoe, AeSandre's Kids at 81 two buttons,
Sl.2h.
l. A CT Wells.
All styles and prices. from e5c upwards.
REAL HAIR.
We sim continue to sell those long. heavy.
iirst class hair switches at s9..5 and 81; Linen
braldS one yard long AT l0c
JEWELRI JEWELRY,
In abundance; The latest ana handsomest
novelties In this line at prices lower than ever.
CALICO WRAPPERS
made OF handsome and best prints. cut Polon- |
aise. AZ s;Io, and lots OF useful, stylish and
cheap novelties nj
AsHhTNS TEMPLE or FASHION,
Nonparcll Block.
No. D,
CENTER STREET.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-12-07
MARKET REPORT,

MEMPHIS, December 6.-Flour noini-
nal. Corn meal quiet At 3 40 Corn fni
demand and advanced Coo. Oats non
here. Hay duh at ~ OoGDa3 0O. Bran
dull and nominal. Lard, bulk meats and
pork unchanged and quiet
CINCINNATI, December 6 Flour 7 10.
as G5. Wheat easier As Corn ouiot
G0(a5lc. Oats steady 36Ca45c. Barley
arm. Groceries firm. Butter and Cheese
firm and unchanged. Lard steady sI9.
SIC. Bacon quiet. Shoulders 7i,a7ic.
Clear rib 7.@iic. Cloar 73@s,. Hogs
. 2oCg4 90. Green meats tiin. Hams
sl@sic. whiskey ssc.
Nsw ORLEAxs, December CLAY
essier; choice "a 90. Dry salt meats
essir; shoulders COOL; clear rib ne; clevr
7Ac. Sugar dull, stock largo and sccumu-
lsting; inferior 4 &c; common SIC; fair to
fully fair 6Cy't; prime 20 choice 7lG0si
Molasses active; fair d7G15oc; prime BOA
53c; strictly primo to choice 6i@57c
Coffee frmer; jobbing fair 2llG923c; good
23A(92ic; prime 2iG125. Corn meal arm-
or; 3 80. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, December G.--Flour quiet and
firm. Whost excited and higher No I
pring I ll@l ia; No2l 10 cash; I lOl
December. Corn fair demand and adj.
vsnced; No 2 mixed 49ic cash; 49:c Do.
com Der. OAts fair demand and nd need;
No 2 81 10 cash or January. Rye do.
msnd active and advanced; No 2 156
76c. Barley dull and unchanged; No z
fail 81 45; No l 5i! Pork excited and
higher ct opening; but subsequently, be.
came quiet and part If advance lost; meet
IA 90 cash; "A rs January; closing steady
Lard fair demand and advanced; 7I@,ss
cash; Sc February.
ST. Louis, December C.-Flour lower !:
fall 400 as rs, in demand and firm
higher grades quiet and firm. Wheat
spring unchanged, No. 2 os9l 90; fall
holders Arm but the market slow No.
red I 49,. No. 2 / 5GCDi 81. Corn active
| and higher; mixed asa,49. Oats, seller,
firm and buyers holding or; No. MIXED
73t@73.o. Rye in demand and arm; No
2 7sc; held higher. Pork firm At l3ic
dry salt meats stiff and higher price,
asked; sales Of shoulders at ste packed;
clear rib &c loose; order lots 1 higher
Bacon quiet; shoulders 6ic; clear rib 7fS
&c; clear 7iGssc. Lard in demand and
higher; priss steam 7iG7lc. Whisky
dull and easier At SS1c.
NEW York, December Flour shade
frmer moreActiyo, but unchanged. Wits
Ky low at e33c. Wheat moderots inquiry
and higher; No Chicago spring 4s;@
4s!; Iowa spring / 45(al co; whit
western l rs; northwest spring I -, win
ter red western e,i. Rye quiet, west
ern osSl IL. Barley more sctive and
Arms. Corn fairly active amp higher
mixed western in store Toe; Aloat 76... 7si
Oats steady; western mixed aaoat 90:
white western oG957c. Coffee and molas
sss quiet and frmsr and sugar good re-
quest. Pork frmer, now mcss en- spo,
l6 rs; March ~ 90. Beef and cut
merits unchanged. Middlss steady; Ions
and short clear December and January
7i@7s short rib n. Lard frmer; wesi
ern steam %. December 6 7-lc(ys!; jam
airy SIC.