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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22
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THE DYING MOTHER.

Willie, dearest, I am dying,
Come and kneel reside my bed,
While ], with my failing breath,
Call a blessing on your head
While ask of God to keep you,
And from i'll you e'er to shield,
When my soul from earth has fled
When my lips 10y death are sealed.
Dim, and DINNER, grows my sight;
Faint, and fainter, comes my breath;
And cen now around me stealing
Are the dark ming shades OF death.
Yes. my Willie, ere the morrow
You an orphan boy will be,
And this thought than dying, darling,
GiveR a greater pain to me.
For know that sad and lonely
Is the friendless orphans life;
And the worlds so full OF danger
And with sin and sorrow rife.
All. fear that oft my darling,
YOu'll be sadly, SOrely tried.
And perchancs, when worn and weary,
Be by the cold world thrust aside.
Yes. my heart is deeply pained
On this last night OF my life;
BY the thought that you may yiold
In the fierce and fearful strife;
For with meme to give you counsel,
None to guide you on your way,
Twill be easy, dear to lead you,
Artless as you are, estTay.
Nor will the OWL lessen
AS you into manhood glide
EnHres will then surround you
And danger be on every side;
While means will ne sr be wanting
To lead you on to III,
For Satan e'er hath minions
Who love to DO his VIII.
But. nv darling. Cd is good,
And I'll leave you to his care
He, my child, will ever listen
To the lonely orphans prayer
Then, my Willie, trust in Him
He will let no i'll hetide you,
II you daily, thro' life's journey.
Ask OF Hin to guard and guide you
Then, my boy, whene'er you re tempted.
From virtues path to stray,
Turn your thoughts at once to HssFen
And bid the temptsr go away
Should e'er the hauuts OF vice allure you,
Flee in haste the dangerous spot,
And il comrads bid you enter,
Think, your dying mother begged you not
Now, kiss me once again, my Willie,
Esr | sleep 1.-THE sleep or death,
For my strength Is falling rapid
And still weaker grows my breath.
FAREWELL farewell my darling chlll,
Nav angels guard you c'er--
Lead you safely thrC' lies journey,
Is your dying mothers prayer. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

DEATH OF ABRAM KoPELIN, EsQ,-"e
regret to announce the death of the above
named gentleman, who died at his residence
I'm Johnstown on last Tuesday night He
was 40 years of age, and was admitted to
practice law in the Courts Of this county in
October, 1S49, having been student Of
Hon. James Potts, now the President j udge
of the District Court of this county. In
1853. Mr.. Kopelin was ono Of the :wo Re-
publican candidates for Assembly in what
then formed Ibis legislative district-Carn-
bria, Bedford and Fulton counties. The
district being Democratic, Mr.. Kopelin was
not elected. In 1861 he WAS again the Re
publican candid ate for Assembly against Cy-
rus L. Pershing, and was defeated. MT
Kopelin was a gentleman in the fullest &C
ceptation of that term. His ability rs .
lawyer was admitted by all who knew him,
and ACKNOWLEDGED and fully appreciated by
the people of this county. In the death OF
Mr.. Kopelin Johustown has lost one OF her
prominent and respected citizens and tue le-
gal profession of Cambria county will mourn
the premature death Of one of its brightest
ornaments.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

CoRRECT.-The sun may cease to SHINE,
"pale Cynthia" refuse to illumine our pain
way, the twinkling stars decline 10 MAKE
their appearance night spreads her SABRE
mantle ovor the earth, but Notwithstanding
all these the citizens of Ebensburg cannot
refrain from visiting the dry goods and gro
Gerry store of Myers & Lloyd, where eau
always be found the latest patterns IN dress
goods and an assortment of groceries that
will tickle the palate of the most fastidioos
epjcure
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22
A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

IA Estate of DAVID YoUNGKEN, deco
Letters OF Administration on the estate OF said
dscedsnt, late OF W hito township, Camprla coun-
tv having bssn granted 10 the undersigned by the
Register of said county, all personS Inaebteu %
said estate are requested to make iTn17ed ave pay
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them properly autEe9yic4te1 iGE set
tlemeBt. JOIN n. E4Sh6.
White Twp Nay n, 1s7s-et. Admr
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

FREE OF CHARGE.-Dr Morris Syrup ot
Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehound combines
all the medicinal virtues of those articles
which long experience has proved to possess
the most efficient qualities for all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs. Coughs and Colds
are speedily relieved by 1t and in Group IT
acts like magic. Call at K. j. Lloyd S Drug
Store and obtain a sample bottle free of charge,
or . recuIar size for 81 or at 2. NJ. Wole-
slagle & Sons Store, Wilmore. j. K. NOR
KIs' us North I'd st. Phila. l3-l3-ly.J
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loaned the fol-

NOTICE.-Having loaned the fol-
Az lowing described property to Charles
DishGrt OF CAraoll township, all persons are here
by cautioned against Interfering with the same In
any manner whatsoever: mares and sucking
colt I COVE : calves head hogs tWO-horBs
wagon. spring wagon, sled, plough, shovel
ploH, harrow, l mower and reaper, sets heavy
harness I set buggy harness, lot Of log chains,
cook; stovst and pipe, table, six chairs sink,
rAntel clock, | corner cupboard, sewing ma
chine beds and bedding, stand, rocking chair
and all other articles in house OF said Charles
DishArt. EMANUEL DlSHARI-
Carroll Twp May n, lsT4.-St.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

A UNIVERSAL. REMRDY-Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, for coughs, colds and bron-
chial affections, stands first in public conn
aerce and favor.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

NOTICE. hereby give notice
~ that ] have this day purchased from &
G Mann alI Lis household and kitchen furniture,
oonsis ing OF tables, bedstsads, bedding, stoves
clocks, dishes. queenswars, etc. Also, lumbor,
unfinished washing machines, and machinery for
same which have LEFT with him during my pleas
ure- JOHN h DOOGLASS-
CIeHrfsld Twp Nay ls, lsT4.-17st.
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- OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.

-,,xG OF COUNTY COhnAEI EE-
nIL.1-,s-nbers Of the Democratic County Goul- I,,
the M uII reouested to meet In the " fhhd uIy
mittee d! he Court Honse in Ebensourg. on
room, a. tbe sth day OF June next, at 0 CLOCK,
AOnuaS tbe purpose of selecting one person
?. n, s,rSsent Cambria county IN tne 3.~ mex lem ~
10 reg, Stste Convention ana 10 sRpoIIut @ con-
Ocratlc rneet like conferees from Blair coun-
ferets 10 tsCose n Senatorial delegate 70 salo con-
~ 10 uD0 Also to transact such other business
vent!ointsrests of the party may demand.
- 'u' WIN Fl. SECHLER, On. Dem No' NOln'
s,ensburE, May IL, 1874.
NAMES OF COMMITTEE.
u sechler, Ebensburg. Chairman
VIZ; shank, Adams twp f. A: storm, Al
T. twp; T. Judge, Cambria borough; {;
lsIsoI IuardIs, Blacklick; II. krumen acher-
] .. "a Fyrne. Cambria; D. A. Luther, Car
barr; ~ d, o. muck, CarroIltown; Francis Hoo
roll ,yIsst: D. c. Little, Chest Springs J. A.
IEsr.Ston. rsr, GIsaraeld; Thomas Hartsock, Coop
" LIZ. ~ a. r shaifer, Conemaugh twp. John
eIr1sSIrnbsll Iet Ward, John Neill, I'd Ward, Con
CsnPgb borough; d. w. Luke, Croyle; John
sn..y Rast Conemaugh; John g. Luke, East
g9oui r l. williams, West Ward Ebensburg {;
VAR adams, Franklin; z. +. Carney, Gallit-
! u Tnbn Ragor, Jackson; John Hannah, lst
I,n Iwl,i John 0. Rifle, I'd Ward. Louis Wehn,
70 e. inward, Simon Young, 9th Ward, j JohRs-
,wn r. T. Shields, Loretto Patrick Rodg-
..T uillvIlle J. Durbin, Munster; n. No
Tsoo,igIe. Prospect; VIM. Cole, Richland; Jas.
Sh",fhiIi Summitvills; John 6omerville, Sus-
rr".nsnna Jas. b. Clark, Taylor; Cairn La
gg.T Washington, twp; Stewart Walters,
GIits: Thomas Kinney, Wilmore; Geo. W.
Tonsh' Woodvale; Yost Hochstein, Upper
H ODER; James Burns, Lower Yoder.
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COURT SAT,E-By

ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Bv
OSvirtue of an order .. the Orphans Court
OF Cambria county; 20 me directed, there Will be
exposed to publ sale on the premises, on SaGur-
day AaS SOth. 1874, ct o'clock, P N, tho
following described real estate, OF which Charles
Helfrlch died seized, to wit: That LOT GROUND
southeast corner Of Maple avenue and Second
street, in the Borough OF WoodyAle, fronting 30
feet on Maple avenue and running back along Sec
end street Ia feet to alley, having thereon
erected two DWELLING HOUsEs and a STORE ROOM
TERHs-One-hAlf of the purchase money - be
paid on confirmation Of the sale and the remainder
in one year, with interest 10 be secured by bond
and mortgage Of the purchaser.
May O. 1874 Admir- Of ChRG. Helfrich, decd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-22

STATEMENT OF AUDITORS
~ SETTLEMENT T with the Road Super
visors of White Township for 1873
GILEs STErHKEs, Supervisor-DR
To amount OF taxes duplicate. .sTlT o.
To amount Of his order --.-..- 1eT 9o-4ss5 90
Ca.
By amo't Of generations allowed SoT
BY amount of bill for services 7lS 90
BY amount of taxes worked on roads $50 81
Commission for collecting tl&sOS
at per cent ....-.---.--- 70
Amount of order Of ]. s. GalLhsr 1855 60
MICHAEL MYERS, SuperTisor-DR.
To amount of taIss duplicsts. tsSs IS
To amount OF his order .-.----- ls9 lS-8pSs %
ca.
By amount generations allowed. oe
BY amount of bill for services l42 90
BY com mission for collecting tloI-s1
at per cent .--.-----. ..----.-:- q
We the undersigned, Auditors Of White Town
ship, report that we have examined the foregoing
stcment Of W hite Township for road purposes,
and certify the same to be correct.
Witness our hand this. the ID day OF May A. d.
1874
ssEBASS7T,IbANNr b S7,b * RLoKE, Auditors.
Attest-G- a. GATKs, Clerk. tS-z-st1
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Address DRs. OLDsHUE,
No. 1872 Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
Transit Of Venus.

II Is hut three weeks-December Sth
until the transit of Venus across the
suns disc takes place. From the costly
and extensive preparations made 10y the
more powerful and enlightened nations,
as well as the less considerable expedi-
tions sent ou, by weaker ones, to OBJ
serve this transit in various parts OF the
world, the event is looked forward to
with srea. interest for the different SCI
entific objects to which II Is auxiliary.
Islands and other localities where the
elearest skies prevail. arc the fields eho-
sen for observation. Australia and New
Zealand have been chosen for many OF
tho sxpeditionists. A correspondent at
New Sonth Wales, says these astron-
on,ical companies have become ~ COM
mon at the antipod0s rs itinerating min
strsls. English. French. and other sx-
petitions have arrived there, and pro-
ceeled to their fields Of operations, and
the Australian colonies have at least ten
obseryatories ON different parts Of their
possessions. American. British, Ger
man. French. Mexican and possibly
other expeditions arrived in Japan. aud
were courteously entertained. Others
were at Alexandria. Egypt. famed
locality, where the earliest discoveries in
astronomy were msds. Others arc at
Chrisichurch, New Zealand. Some are
at the Sandwich Islands. Still others
are at Rodriguez Islands, some three
hundred and thirty miles l.. n. +. OF
Mauritius, and to the eastward OF Mad
n A. i. al
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Unitesl state. Tor the District OF Nevada =
In the mafisr OF WALES AvEiilLI.. Bankrupt.
In bankruptcy United States Of America.
District OF Nevada. rs.-A warrant In Hank,
ruptey has teen issued by said Court asAin.t
,he e.iate of Wales Averiii. % the County
of storey and stat, OF Nevada, In said
Di,;rict. who has been duly sdluaged bank
rupt upon hi. own petition; and the PAY.
a,operty belonging tn said bankrupt, to him,
er 10 hi use, and the trsn.fer of any proIety
by him. sre forbidden BY law merurf oi
~. a,riiior, of said bankrupt, TO prove their
ash,s and choose oae or more asslgnee. OF bis
..,sie will he heli at = Court 81 bankruptcy,
10 lie holden at Virginia. IN said District, On
an. ,,xepty.irst day OF November. A. D. -,
ss,,.eL ~ Al the once of X. Stroiher. Medin
RnildIps. c street. one ofthe Registrars In Bank
ruP''' " GEORGE l. LAMMoN.
~ q Marshal and Messengrr In Bankruptcy Tor
said District. 900 -, "A
By A. AsH, Deputy. n0" "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

"IIow do you like the character eroi St.
Paul." asked a person OF his landlady
one day. 80. he was GOOD, clever
old soul. know. for once he said. you
know, that We must eat what is put be-
fore us. and ask no questions for con-
science sake. always thought l
should like him for a boar,ler.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

THx old Boston Pos, estate was sold
at auction ON Saturday for Sl75,0 900 to
sylvanus A. DEMO. who is understood
TO have acted as agent for the National
Bank Of the Commonwealth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21

THE humor Of the clerk Of Bangor,
Ne. Post-ofiiee finds expression in
sticking postage stamp on the hsor
and laughing at the people who try to
pick Il up. NM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE LADY WASHINGTON
" Mining Company, Room ~. Haywards
Bnilllng, li9 California street. san Francisco,
California, september IL. is7t- In accordance
with resolution adopted n q meeting OF the
board of Trustees % the Lady Washington
Mining Company, held this day. special meet
ing of the Stockholders Of .aid Company is
q ths Company on the 18th day OF Octobcr.
lSTl, at o'clock p. u. of said day. TO take into
confederation and decide upon proposition TO
increase the capital stock of -sid Company
from $500 GOO, divided into 5000 shares OF
The par value Of flOo each. the present capital
stock, to 100000. divided into oO,Ooo shares
OF the rar value Of sioo each.
y. J. WHITE,
O. ID. O'sCLLIvAS.
l. ~. NEWTON.
SAMUEL DIXON.
sei6 I'd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
TRAVELLING AND FREIsHrISG.

Ox AND AFTER ocrosrR 9. ,ss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-21
rosrPO>HMgNT.
UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.
Ne. aI2.

Tn THE U. $. LAND OFFICE. OF THE
District of Carson City. Nevada The
people Of the United state. 70 JANEs CAR
appear before me. A. my orce. In Carson City.
ON the sist day of November. A, u. is't, n II
O'Clock A n TO answer the complaint Of Frank
IIolmes. ayerrin- your claim to Lot No. eleven
OD, Heck No. seven ~, In kanee ID, Town
cit. of Cola ifill. Storey county, Nevads, 10 he
unjust and Illegal: and. then and there, do you
chow cause, " any there be, Why the claim of
.si Frank Holmes shall not be recognized a.
lust and legal. and be allowed Tn enter the said
lsbi-fsiling In which Judgment viii be taken
against you.
To the United state. Marshal. or depati,ed
eiii,er, greeting: Make service and return
hereof
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF oeto-
ADoLPurs Waltz. Register,
oeoo I'm District of Carron City. Nevada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
POLITICAL NOTES.

Some OF the Alabama papers speak OF Colonel c.
C. Langdon for Governor OF that State.
The Philadelphia Press thinks the Harrisburg
Legislature Is determined to refuse such an cleo
ton law as will secure fair election In Pha-
dephia in February.
The Richmond Dispatch thinks President Grant
has done more to sustain his motto, 'Let US
have peace" in dropping Governor Davis. or
Texas. than he has by all his other measures CON-
bned.
The Ohio Legislature Is about to reconstruct the
Congress DISTRICTS on the ground that as at
present constituted they fail to fulfil the require
ments OF the act OF Congress in regard to popula-
ton. compactness, &c. They now make remark
able looking map. being constructed for partisan
purposes.
The Chicago Times thinks that there Is no longer
democratic party" in Wisconsin. That there is
no longer democrat" In the party sense, in that
State, excepting Z. G. Ryan, G. A. Eldridge and
about four others. Is a conclusion which not only
the result OF the November election, but all the
facts that have proceeded out OF that result tend
to establish beyond further controversy. 1t be-
lieves that the independents, "the opposition"
have taken the place Of the democracy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 81, 1874
m GHttGn quls tar recspa s 0of
Britain 2a5s coastwse, ST. Sales, 3OOO Stock, lis i5
Cotton quiet, and nominaly unchanged; middiing,
lysc.; low middlings, l4%c.; good ordinary l39tc.
Sss re sn FRANCES cosst%e 49,
Sales, a,OO0; last evening, 40O. Stock, sOoOss,
MOBILE, Jan. 81. 1874
receipts sao bales Observation-Disclosures. a5ai Sales,
1000. Stock, 7l,SW
Cotton quiet but steady; middlings. i5Isc Net re.
cepts 7os bales Exports to Great Britain 1908 Sales,
CnAnlEsrox. Jan 81 1874.
Cotton dull and Nominal midddling l5e low mid i'd
s Ssiss. 'A'''' WV p'' ''-o0A''"''s' '''' 0'"
Spirits Of GSiet e. e Rosn quiet ana
s. Is for hard s. yellow Dip Tar Steady
Flour steady sales co SS at Il Is for Sr No. pns
double, extra: Wheat quiet; No. Milwaukee club
State at at Sic on the track !ey aim sales
S aSas ea% % r
s sef1sa e and Boston,
aoaaD 5P' bushels s do Poo
oats IL ITO DO barley. Rail shipments from city ele.
ground spring saT g; bakers s%SSSs W., am SS
"a Sales oo ' Sus Ssai' ssrns aS
Vi @Ss g. s 81 S RiS!sf ssa
on se ss ss G sasy and seod
held at .! rs 81 3d. Barley malt hrm Western, s. ~
Visions oaeaa po II o. sS"r cuts So
Is sU sss sS 81 tonsass pen
dozen; lard sc ssss in tierces, Ioc io'4c In Kegs
Flour steady. Wheat drm ana In tar demand. Sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, jan 81, 1874.
straightforward active and prices advanced; stock
in warehouses at Matanzss and Havana, 1900 boxes
and 2AoU hhds; receipts Of the week At the same
places, $500 boxes and 400 hhds. exports OF the
week from the places $4,000 boxes and 1900 hhds.
including % boxes and all the for the United
states Nos 10 to u Dutch standard lSL Is reals per
a a Nos 10 to 20 Dutch standard u 20 reals per
a 9d muscoyado sugar inferior to common o
reals per arrobo grocery grades, l5a i54 reals per
arrobe: Molasses nominal; clayed reals per keg mus
covadO, reals per keg. Bacon dn at S24 SIS per ow
Butter in tar demand. Flour quiet at $23 SIS so per
bbl for American. Hams-American sugar cured quiet
Ct Se S per quinta Lard, in kegs dull at $24 50
ra3W in fair demand at SCI s22 per guinta Wax
nominal Honey in iar demand. Onions firm at 81 so
~ per bSi Naval stores hrm Goa! OIL in tins, easier
e eer 1 quiet white pine $40 SAG per pitch ne
hogsheads quiet at reals; moasses hogsheads quiet at
81 ~ reals Hoops-Long shaved dull at $03 Sl2O per
NJ Freghts quiet per box OF sugar oading at Havana
for the United States ST. per hid. of do loading at
DO Tor DO. VI; per hid OF do from ports on the north
coast OF Cuba for do So; per hid. Of from do
Havana 5,s e. Sos do loading at other ports on the
the United tates 60 days currency 81 90 per cent pre-
MUM; on London. liz per cent premium
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Died..
AsH-OTTrLIE, the beloved wife OF Benjamin

AsH-OTTrLIE the beloved wife OF Benjamin
Ash, in the 27th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also
members OF the Congregation Ahawath Chesed
ana Chebra Kadlsha, members of Darcy Lodge,
No. 1871, +. and A. NJ, and of the Mendeissohn So
ciety are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on Tuesday afternoon, February 3, at one O'Clock,
from 222 East Thirty-thlrd street.
BARTON.-ln this city. on Saturday, January 81,
1874, of pneumonia, ELIZA MARY GIRD, wife OF
George G. Barton, IN the Goth year OF her age.
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take place
at her late residence, No. 10 Bethune street, on
Tuesday, Sd inst, at ten O'Clock A. M.
BoDEN.-ln Williamsburg, on saturday January
81 1874, ELLEN f., second daughter or Patrick and
Mary Boden, aged IL years and months
Relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the rest
dence Of her parents No. 3l4 Fifth street, Brook
lyn, +. D., on Monday afternoon, February 2 at
balfpast two O'Clock.
CALENBERG.-At New Rochelle, on Saturday.
January 81, CARRIE daughter OF Henry s. Caen-
berg, aged months and "a days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her father, on Monday February 2, at
one O'Clock p. M.
CAMPBELL-On Sunday, February 1, HENRY
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly requested to attend the funeral, from his
late residence rs Java street, Greenpoint, Tues
day afternoon at two O'Clock.
CAREY.-At Harlem, on Sunday. February l, 1874.
MARY A., beloved wife OF Peter @. Carey and
daughter Of the late J. J. Abraham.
The funeral Will take place, from her late resi-
dence, 4l3 East l23d street, on Tuesday, February
D. at one p. M.
CoRsON.--Suddenly, on Saturday, January 81,
JOHN A. CORsON, age 80 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of his father,
No. 223 Seventh street, Jersey City. on Tuesday,
the Sd Inst, at twelve O'Clock.
CRANDALL.-Suddeniy. at Mount Vernon. on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-02

No white MICHIGAN at 81 So; amber Michigan
III ~ 81 49 No red at 81 So: No red at 81 49, Corn
quiet sales Of high mixed at f6sc. cash and February;
U.sc March; zoe. May; Tic June; new, 6z7sc.; low
mixed new at 6lac OK no grade, new at 20 Pats
quiz and nominal Dressed hogs sold az 50 20 20 8"
Seeds-Clover sold at s. l5 mammoth S. 90 Receipts
lO0 bbls flour 1900 bushels wheat 5000 do corn. Ship
ments-S.0oo bushels wheat, 5000 do. cora
CHICAGO, Jan 81, 1874
.. flour du and nominal Wheat steady No ! spring.
y "a NO do 81 221 cash February. 81 23 March;
Corn steady: No mixed csc cash February, 594c.
March esc- Nay; No 2mixed. new, 5l1sc Sc re-
No. Me- a. tse cash sHc March rejected Soc tc
prices higher No 2ai, in lots, 81 9o s2o5; No
spring, u W 81 20 closing at the outside figures
Dressed hogs in demand at Sc CO. Mess pork in lair
demand and higher at s4 40 cash Febr9ary slt 50
81 % March Bacon steady shoulders. So CO. short rib
middie " To snort clear middles, So all loose, the
g 2h short clear mddle ss g Whiskey firm 91c
DO corn 2500 do oats 60D0 do rye and 1900 do barley
Shpments-9OOo bbs flour, 81 900 bushels wheat 5000 do
corn, l2WO do oats, 1900 do and 10000 do barley